8Bitdo Ultimate Wired Controller for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, Windows 10 & Windows 11 - Officially Licensed (White)
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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Ultimate White
- Dimensions
- 4.72 x 0.31 x 0.31 in; 11.7 oz
- Weight
- 11.7 oz
- Release date
- May 31, 2022
- Binding
- Video Game
Features 5
- Ultimate Software wirelessly with iOS and Android & wired on Xbox and PC
- Custom Profile switch button, 3 profiles, switch on the fly
- Customize button mapping, adjust stick & trigger sensitivity, vibration control and more
- Two extra Pro-level Back Buttons and 3.5mm Audio Jack to directly connect your headphones
- Perfect classic d-pad, trigger vibration, enhanced grip & a 3 meter cable
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Compatible with Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, Windows 10 & Windows 11.
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| Release date | May 31, 2022 |
|---|---|
| Pricing | The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price. |
| Product Dimensions | 4.72 x 0.31 x 0.31 inches; 11.7 Ounces |
| Binding | Video Game |
| Item model number | 0 |
| Item Weight | 11.7 ounces |
| Manufacturer | 8Bitdo |
| Country of Origin | China |
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Joysticks out of the box are really good (but Defective)
Color: Ultimate Pastel Pink
Edit: I bought a 2nd controller, and after a week of playing on it, its already starting to give me the stick drift like the first one. They have a defect on the controller that causes the joystick to drift 15-20% randomly while stationary. I bought this controller on launch, and over my time with it so far i have put in about 400 hours and just started coming into my main manufacturer issues. As a focus understanding 95% of the hours were put on in Rocket League, so Right joystick didnt see much use but left saw alot, as well as heavy bumper trigger and face button use. TL:DR I like the controller alot, but i had joystick reliability issues when usually these guys make phenominal joysticks, and i didnt like the actuation of the bumpers and face buttons the most. I am being petty to a degree, but i am definitely buying another one, and still recommend this controller over other xbox counterparts. Just know the bumpers feel weird for some people (very usable) and the joystick (in my 1 controller experience so far) had reliability and major drift issues (but when it worked, it is one of the best joysticks i have ever used). First the pros about this controller. JOYSTICKS: out of the box the joysticks are extremely accurate, way higher quality of any xbox controller i have ever used. They are dead set to be perfect, no drift no slop when compared to other name brand xbox controllers. comparatively to Playstation controllers i would give these joysticks a very similar rating if i were to give them a score. They feel very similar and are both very accurate, i think these have less deadzone drift issues after the first 100 hours of use though, so they stay stable longer. More comments down below TRIGGERS AND BUMPERS: another benefit are the bumpers and triggers, i feel the design after getting comfortable with them are well placed and great size and pressure, but with their own downsides. read below. FACEBUTTONS: When compared to standard xbox controller face buttons i feel these are of much higher quality and i dont get Ghost presses that i find i get on alot of xbox controllers elite or otherwise i have used in the past. But these are still dome shaped on a lightly curved surface, so they dont give the most desirable feel and accuracy when fat thumbing. ERGO: Its an xbox controller most of the way through, but back paddles dont feel great when you have middles on triggers and index on bumpers, if you only have index on bumpers and triggers, and use middle to press the paddles they feel fine. CONS: JOYSTICK: After 300ish hours of use my joystick started to stutter, and it seemed to be temporarily fixed if I used the Firmware software to reset the controller firmware (maybe i imagine the fix) But not at around 300 hours of use the joystick drift on the left joystick has reached an unusable amount for me, (IE: over 10% drift) and when i compare the experience with their Pro 2 controller, after 500+ hours my joysticks are still dead accurate, I find it hard to believe they may be different joystick designs, but there must be a lacking dust shield on this controller or something to cause this, or maybe i was unlucky getting one of the first prints. BUMPERS: besides the Joystick the Bumpers dont actuate well near the outside ends, and you can tell they are on a pivot joint rather than a diaphram or spring like Playstation bumpers. I got used to this by laying my finger across the bumper and moving the entire finger rather than a pointed grip, but still was annoying in the beggining of use. FACEBUTTONS: and to continue my thought on not liked designs, the curvature at the end of the B button causes fat fingering to not feel great, you can never properly get both buttons down reliably like you can on the flat face Pro 2 controller where the flat top buttons play really well with fat fingering and are generally some of the best feeling face buttons i have ever used. MISSING FEATURES: One thing i really wish they would bring back are all the features the Pro 2 controller held, they obviously have the software and hardware to make this happen, but must have had to leave it out for Xbox compatibility and partnership, it is what it is. But i would like to allow these features like Custom Macros and freedom of use the Pro2 brought for PC users. And a bluetooth version would be cool to have as well (im being petty) If my joystick wasnt drifting i would happily give this controller a 4 star review and maybe even a 5 star review for how accurate and great feeling it is, But im shy to give it a 5 star even if it had a good joystick, because i feel like 8BitDo has shown myself and its customers that they can make a controller with some of the best features, Face Buttons and most reliable and best designed joysticks ive ever used. But with the improves triggers and bumper from the Pro 2, they Missed the mark on Keeping up their previous achievements. Maybe this is a weak first rendition, but also it may be a final rendition waiting for a Bluetooth rerelease, I hope they Take this time to make the "perfect" controller for what they can do, even if its 20$ more i would happily pay for the quality I know they can put out. Rather than a step to the left that makes me disappointed in the lost potential they had. SUMMARY: Over all im very happy they made an Xbox style controller since i Have carpel Tunnel and the design is better for not irritating it, and im super happy the Joysticks seem to be the same design as their Pro2 Controller as even the Elite controllers have joystick slop very early on into use, not to mention Drift (average 8%) and other issues i have with them on quality. I definitely will be buying another one to see if i had a bad batch on the Joystick, because besides that this controller is really decent and honestly still performs better than most other xbox options i have used in the past, for a very competitive price. My only real griefs were in sections i have used their products and they have done a better job. So I only want to share my experience in hopes they can create a product I can enjoy my time with and in hopes that they as designers want to make their best product possible.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 21, 2022 by Scholar
Quality gamepad that works in Linux
Color: Ultimate White
Originally got this because I couldn't figure out how to get the current XBOX One wireless controller working in Pop!_OS (20.04) it's Ubuntu based. There are a couple different open source solutions out there for getting XBOX One (and compatible) gamepads working but none worked for me till I found "XONE" through a Reddit thread. I'm not sure if Amazon will allow links so just do a web search for "medusalix xone ubuntu" and it should be the first github link. If you're running Linux I'll assume you can follow the instructions on the page listed in the README.md file. I'm not some kind of Linux super pro grizzled beard admin, just a tinkerer, system builder, gamer. Haptic feedback works with this driver too! Full functionality with Steam games anyway with native XBOX controller support. BTW this "XONE" driver also works with the wireless XBOX One controller+dongle. About the pad: Seems solidly built. Cable also seems sturdy and should last many years of casual use. Force Feedback motors are nice and strong. Not sure how 8BitDo tuned them but they feel more satisfying than the ones in my older XBOXOne wireless controller. It's not a strength thing, more like. I dunno, just feels better. Analog sticks feel about the same to me, as well as the buttons, just the right amount of pressure and a satisfying motion when depressed. Really well tuned & really I feel like all the face and shoulder buttons feel the same (As a stock XBOX One Controller) but with 2 notable exceptions. 1. It has buttons on the underside that I have yet to use, but have very satisfying resistance and click, but even more notable is the analog triggers. The travel, smoothness and spring loading is just soooooooooooo nice. Waaaaaaaaaay better than the analog triggers on my XBOXOne wireless controller IMO. As for ergonomics, both the wireless controller and this one feel really nice, but I have to say that I prefer the 8BitDo Ultimate overall. It has a slightly thicker looking profile top to bottom, and the hand grips just feel better in my hands, slightly narrower I think. I'm a little over 6' feet (182 cm) tall with average "paws" to match. Oh the controller is roughly identical in size to a stock XBOX controller. The model 8BitDo used has small hands. All in all I think this is one of the best alternatives to a "classic" XBOX One controller that exist. Can I get 10 years out of this with casual use like I did with my original XBOX 360 USB controller? I don't know, maybe. Decent price, amazing force feedback and ergonomics, no batteries ever, oh and completely plug & play with Windows 10 and 11 of course as well. Hope this review was helpful.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 9, 2022 by Kiteless
DONT FORGET TO DOWNLOAD THE APP
Color: Ultimate White
I was soo mad when I got this because I didn’t know how to set up the button layout for the paddles. Even when I downloaded the app I was still confused. But now literal months of having it I figured out you just have to have the controller near by and plugged in. It’ll automatically show up on the app and from there you can edit to your hearts desire. Quality is also really good. Most pro controllers will run you 150-200 dollars but I think this is the best you can get especially at it price point. Can’t wait for the wireless version
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 19, 2022 by Dario Guzman
Me ha encantado pero con algún detalle
Color: Ultimate Pastel Pink
El cable es suficientemente largo como para no necesitar que sea inalambrico, además es muy ligero y compacto. Los botones y la cruceta son suaves y no se sienten tan de plástico como en el mando original de XBOX. El único detalle negativo es que algunas veces pierde la vibración por unos instantes, quizás sea un defecto en el que he recibido
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 22, 2022 by Alejandra Arevalo
Works Great!
Color: Ultimate Black
We bought this wired controller so we could have one available if the batteries dies on our wireless one which is often, my husband uses this one more than the wireless and has no complaints
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 8, 2022 by Kindle Customer