8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller with Charging Dock, Wireless Pro Controller with Hall Effect Sensing Joystick, Compatible with Switch, Windows and Steam Deck (Black)
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Arrives
Thursday, Jun 4
Style: Ultimate Controller
Color: Black
Features
- Compatible with Switch and Steam Deck via Bluetooth/2.4g adapter/USB Cable, Windows with a 2.4g adapter/USB Cable.
- Multifunctional Charging Dock - Stable connection and controller will be automatically switching ON/OFF while it is undocked/docked.
- Hall Effect Sensing Joystick
- Ultimate Software on PC and mobile (Android/iOS)
- 2 Pro back paddle buttons, Custom Profile Switch Button, Player indicators & 2-way Mode Switching button.
- Rumble vibration, motion controls, USB-C, 22 hours rechargeable battery.
Description
8Bitdo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller with Charging Dock, Wireless Pro Controller with Hall Effect Sensing Joystick, Compatible with Switch, Windows and Steam Deck (Black)
Compatible Devices: Android, IOS, Nintendo Switch, PC, Steam Deck, Windows
Controller Type: Gamepad, Joystick
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB
Additional Features: Motion Sensing, Multiuse, Rumble, Wireless
Button Quantity: 16
Hardware Platform: Gaming Console
Power Source: Battery Powered
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Nintendo Switch
Item Weight: 610 Grams
Package Quantity: 1
Item Dimensions: 6.3 x 2.17 x 5.31 inches
Brand Name: 8Bitdo
Model Name: Ultimate Bluetooth
Manufacturer: 8Bitdo
Global Trade Identification Number: 87
Model Number: 7
Manufacturer Part Number: 7
External Testing Certification: Anatel 10766-24-16532
Color: Black
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Style: Ultimate Controller
Color: White
I have a lot of controllers... and I'm on a mission of reviewing every controller I own. Today, we'll review my first 8BitDo Ultimate - The Bluetooth version. The main reason I bought this controller was as an option to replace a Switch Pro Controller. I bought it a little bit after the GuliKit KingKong 2 Pro and it was between those for which I would use for Switch... ultimately the KingKong 2 ended up being used for Switch (at least until it lost my trust... I probably won't review that controller since it's no longer available, but long story short it went haywire on me while playing, twice) and I adopted this as my new main PC controller after the right bumper went bad on my Elite 2. I even bought the buttons from 8BitDo in order to convert it to Xbox layout ABXY. Features: Face buttons are standard membrane. dpad is old school feeling membrane with center pivot. Profile switch and home buttons are tactile. Triggers are hall effect and have good resistance to me (subjective). Special Features: The standout features that attracted me to this controller were.... - Hall Effect Joysticks - Multiple Game Profiles - Mappable Back Buttons - Wakes switch (was the first 8BitDo to do so!) In general, all of these features work as advertised, though compared to some other options, I would say the mappable back buttons are not as capable as other controller options today. 8BitDo software kind of has a macro builder where you build your macro, rather than other options that let you just record the inputs. This makes it such that there's no way to create macros which rely on buttons being held while others are being pressed, one button must end before the next begins. This unfortunately limited it's functionality for me in games like FFXIV, in which the trigger buttons must be held down to execute skills. By the time I switched to this controller though I was no longer raiding, so that limitation didn't end up being a deal breaker for me and it was still better than needing to buy a third party application to make macros at all, so I'll give it a pass. Shake to wake with Switch is a bit hilarious, but it works. QC / Durability Concerns: I haven't had any issues with this controller at all. There is wear from the plastic to plastic rub of the joystick with the controller face, but otherwise it generally looks fine. Maybe get black if you are concerned with grime and don't clean your controllers often. Functionality: In general, I have nothing to complain about as far as functionality. Everything works solidly, though the resolution of the hall effect sticks is certainly lower than the resolution of the Xbox Elite 2. You can tell this when you do operations such as changing the time of day in Genshin Impact - you can easily get it to register minute by minute with the Elite 2, but usually the 8BitDo Ultimate skips a few minutes when you rotate it. My my case, this does not affect game play, but perhaps if you need the ultimate level of precision this controller may not be suitable for you. A staple of my controller reviews... the Tetris dpad test. I play games on Tetris at as fast of a pace as I can (I'm roughly a 1 minute sprinter in modern Tetris games) and see how many false hard drops I get. Generally, 8BitDo controllers do well in this test for me, but I seem to be more prone to make accidental hard drops on this controller than I do on the Pro 2. In general though, this controller would fall somewhere below Xbox Elite 2 with cross dpad installed, other options with tactile / clicky dpads, and the 8BitDo Pro 2 (my current go to)... probably a little worse than the IINE Candy Pop controller I recently reviewed, but certainly not embarrassing like the Switch Pro controller. In Conclusion: For the price of this controller I think you get a lot from it, but if you are looking for a PC controller today I'd probably go with another option. If you are looking for a Switch Pro alternative though, I think this is still a pretty good option. It's very responsive on Switch and I still use a limited edition variant of this controller on Switch today. For PC though, I think there are better options for not a lot more of your hard earned money. Still though if this is your only option, I can recommend it as a solid reliable option. If PC is your intent though and you won't play on Switch ever, you can save $10 by getting the 2.4G version of the controller and you'll have the Xbox layout by default. Back when I bought this one, that variant didn't have hall effect joysticks, but now it does so you don't really lose any functionality except Switch connectivity.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024 by rc
Style: Ultimate Controller
Color: Black
Been using this controller on Windows 10. Another person mentioned the Switch waking experience, which is fair, and is a more representative review of the Switch experience. For Windows 10, this controller is incredible. What a great idea, to have the dongle in the back of the charging dock built in. Its so clean, and the charging dock is the most premium I've ever owned honestly (it holds the controller in place via a soft magnet and the white glow at the bottom of the dock looks so sleek!). I have experienced zero input delay when using this 2.4 GHz dock connected to my PC, and the controller automatically powers down when placed in the dock, and when picked up automatically reconnects to your PC without pressing a button. This works flawlessly and sounds minor, but on top of the controller itself being solid it makes the whole PC Users Experience amazing, especially if you're used to using Xbox controllers which aren't always reliable via Bluetooth. The controller itself is solid. Its not as big and thick as an Xbox or Dualsense controller, but another review mentioned it being too small and I just dont agree with that, at least for most people. Its definitely bigger than a dualshock 4, and people have been using those for nearly a decade with no issue. The thumbsticks are the best on any controller, full stop, and you feel it right away. Only thing Ive tried that may be better are the steam deck analog sticks, but other than that nothing comes close. I have not personally had issues with the D Pad yet, the triggers are fine, I actually really like the course texture in the back for extra grip, and the 8Bitdo software customization has worked seamlessly for me so far in mapping button inputs to the back paddles. Also, this controller is detected as X Input, meaning the PC will think its an Xbox layout controller, but it has the button layout of a Switch Pro controller. This can be corrected in software to use the button letters labeled on the controller if this bothers you. Overall, this is probably the best PC wireless controller on the market. 8bitdo did not pay me, I often do not like their other controllers for a variety of reasons lol (stick layout, small size, retro-focused, etc). This is just a fantastic device for PC Users. If anything I said sounds appealing to you, then know that is what you're getting with this device. The only possible "improvement" I could ask for with the controller is maybe the trigger feel, and maybe the overall grip feel, just because the dualsense is better in both those regards (and is also funded by a much larger R&D entity). But that is me really nitpicking since I would still give both those attributes a great score. Love this controller, hope it lasts me for many years
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2022 by Freddie
Style: Ultimate Controller
Color: Black
I have been running the 8BitDo Ultimate pro controller nearly every day for over a year now, and I have loved every second of using it. The wear is minimal, although I have had to slightly decrease the sensitivity of the joysticks a couple times due to snapback. I love that it has different button profiles that I can easily switch between for different games, and the back paddles are amazing for playing competitive games. I have mine set to left and right D-pad. The customizability is completely unmatched, between the button profiles, the stick and trigger sensitivity, and the rumble strength. The dock is really sleek looking and looks nice on my deck. I haven't used the 2.4G dongle a whole lot, but from what I have used of it, it works great, just as advertised. The only thing is that the dock seems to have worn out slightly, and the battery life feels just a little bit shorter than when I first got it, but that's all very minimal, and it still works amazingly more than a year later. I have not bought the new Ultimate 2, but I plan to eventually, when this thing breaks (not likely any time soon).
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2026 by Adam M