8BitDo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller for Switch/Switch 2 & Windows PC, Switch Pro Controller with TMR Joysticks, Switchable Hall Effect/Tactile Triggers, Vibration and Motion Control - Black
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Saturday, Jun 27
Style: Ultimate 2 Bluetooth
Color: Black
Features
- Flagship, fully upgraded for next-level performance. Compatible with Switch, Switch 2, and Windows. Switch 2 compatibility requires the controller and adapter to be updated to the latest firmware.
- TMR Joysticks Offering higher sensitivity, greater precision, and enhanced durability, complete with an RGB Fire Ring and wear-resistant joystick rings.
- Integrated Charging Dock - A seamlessly integrated charging dock keeps your controller always charged and ready to play. Automatically reconnects when removed from the dock.
- Vibration and Motion control (for Switch only). Turbo function. Wake-on-shake. Support 8BitDo Ultimate Software V2.
- Trigger Mode Switch - Easily switch between linear Hall Effect triggers and non-linear tactile triggers for optimal control across different gaming scenarios.
- 2 Pro-level back buttons. Extra R4/L4 bumpers. Tactile bumpers and D-pad. 3 custom profiles.
Release date: April 15, 2025
Product Dimensions: 3.94 x 3.94 x 0.79 inches; 1.76 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Item model number: 6
Item Weight: 1.76 ounces
Manufacturer: 8BitDo
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: March 12, 2025
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Style: Ultimate 2 Bluetooth
Color: Black
After using it for about 6 months, I can safely say that the Ultimate 2 is the best controller currently available that is in an Xbox/Switch joystick configuration. That said, there are a couple areas for improvement that I want to highlight and comparisons I want to make. Overall, for $70 it handily beats controllers that are much more expensive and even the first party ones. First I want to compare it to the Ultimate 1 for returning people. If you haven't upgraded yet, DO IT. I imagine a lot of the 4.3 overall score comes from the old one as that had many more issues, but almost all of them have been fixed. The bumpers are MUCH better, the D-pad is significantly improved, and the new features such as the extra bumper buttons and trigger stops are great. If you have the Ultimate 1 and are wondering whether this is a worthwhile upgrade, it 100% is. From here I want to highlight each of the areas of the controller in a rapid fire list • The sticks are TMR and some of the best in the market. I still think there could be improvements to the mechanicals (smoothness, snapback, longevity, etc.) but the sensors are essentially perfect. • The D-pad is now tied with the best in the market. It has an extremely tactile feel and ghost inputs (up/down registering when left/right is pressed and vice versa) are possible, but easy to notice. However, if you want something more D-pad focused, get their Pro3 instead which is my number 1 recommendation in that regard. • The bumpers are perfect, literally nothing to say. The triggers are also great, and the new trigger stops work well and use a tactile button instead of just limiting the range. However, there is a slight gap in the mechanicals that makes them feel kinda off. I actually opened mine up and filled in that gap with electrical tape and it feels WAY better but it’s something to note. • The back buttons are super comfortable in my opinion and feel great to use. It might be nice to have 4 in the future, but there’s a tradeoff for clutter. The new extra bumper buttons are absolutely amazing and something I didn’t know I needed. We are finally getting enough inputs in these locations so keeping thumbs on the sticks is actually possible. • The face buttons are… good. Nothing remarkable about them as they are membrane pad based so exactly what you’re used to in almost every other controller. • The software/features are good and easy to use. Setting up profiles and reassigning the extra buttons or using turbo on the fly is extremely simple. However, I really wish that the software allowed for assignments outside its own buttons such as mouse click or keyboard presses. This is probably the biggest downside of the controller and means that the extra buttons can’t ever actually be EXTRA and only repeat buttons which is extremely limiting. • The dock is quite handy and something I can’t imagine living without now. It’s still easy to take the dongle with you on the fly, but for a home setup, the dock is amazing. Never once had a connection issue with it either. In the end, the Ultimate 2 gets my #1 recommendation with what is currently available and I have been through A LOT of controllers. The button assignment limitations are a disappointment and some of the mechanicals could be improved, but I’m running out of things to suggest. If you want a PlayStation layout, I’d recommend their Pro3 over this. However, I’d also recommend checking out the GameSir Tarantula Pro which is different enough to warrant its own purchase and is my current favorite PlayStation layout controller.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2026 by William Potter
Style: Ultimate 2 Bluetooth
Color: White
I purchased this for $60 half a year ago to use on Steam and my Nintendo Switch. Definately a upgrade from the standard Switch Pro controller Pros -Charging dock is great. It doubles as a pass-through for the 2.5Ghz dongle so you never have to worry about it or take up another usb port. -Excellent stick feel. These TMR magnetic sticks feel very smooth with no hitches, unlike my Switch Pro controller where both sticks had a slight but noticable hitch when moving them from neutral. -Profile switching button. Let's you swap profiles on the fly for the programmable buttons. -Subtle ambient lighting on the base of the dock is a nice touch. Cons -Software isn't polished. It works, but the UI is basic and I've had my profiles disappear multiple times. Hardware is excellent and the feel is a huge improvement over the standard Switch Pro controller. If you like the Switch Pro layout I don't see a reason to buy Nintendo's offical controller when 8BitDo creates a better product with better technology for just about the same price.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026 by Nico
Style: Ultimate 2 Bluetooth
Color: Black
Would absolutely be five stars, but… eh. I changed my mind before posting. It’s five stars. This is my second 8Bitdo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller. My first one started malfunctioning mysteriously recently after about three months where the L-Trigger button stopped responding in-game. The Ultimate V2 App showed that the L2 was reading as always on and would only twitch a little when pressed in finite or gradual settings. Fortnite players know my pain for that specific trigger to be acting up. That said, there was *no question* whatsoever on my next controller. I ordered this one after about two days trying to troubleshoot and tinker with the previous one (and got the 2-year Asurion protection this time which has been pretty good in the past— my local guys are a drive but great). This thing is amazing! Looks great, feels great in your hands, grip is fantastic, connects well and stays connected to Switch, iOS, and MacOS — Luna is another story but that is what it is. The v2 app is up now for iOS and it crashes sometimes on iOS 26.2 but is functional. The buttons are springy and the rebound is well-suited to my play style where I bounce my thumb off the button when I tap it. Great bumpers, no mush. The hardware is top-marks all the way. It has the most minimal lag possible over Bluetooth and the TMR joysticks are well worth the upgrade. Motion control is limited to Switch, and for some things the X and Y are swapped on iOS and MacOS so you have to tell it not to do that, but it’s still fabulous. In spite of (probably me) breaking the last one, it is very rugged. It feels substantial in your hands and is clearly the result of some serious development and thoughtful design. This is the flagship 8Bitdo controller. It’s worth every penny IMHO and when the next one comes out I’m getting that one too. Happy gaming!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025 by Tim