8BitDo SN30 Pro Bluetooth Controller, Hall Effect Joystick Update, Compatible with Switch, Switch 2, PC, macOS, Android, Steam Deck & Raspberry Pi (Gray)

Compatible with Switch, better than the Switch controllers for retro games.

Great little pad, which gaves the same feel as a SNES pad but with additional buttons and features, you can turn on an autofire feature, there are trigger buttons as well as shoulder buttons, however the trigger buttons are digital and not analogue. Having the hall sensors on the additional thumb sticks is a great feature though as it makes the hard wearing and more accurate with zero drift.The build quality of all 8bitdo products I've ever seen has been fantastic. This comes with a usb to usbc cable which you can use to connect the pad to your pc, mac or console, it charges it but can also be used to set up bluetooth for the pad on various platforms. I'm actually using it with a raspberry pi and it works great.I'm so pleased I bought this, couldn't recommend enough.

They are very good. I got used to how cramped they can be when it comes to the shoulder buttons but overall the controller is highly responsive.

Solid controller. Easy to connect and feels great in my hands.Just so retro and works with modern games aswell to give them a retro playstyle

Good little controllerInstruction on how to connect on the back of the controllerNo issues connecting

Great controller! Use it for playing games on my iPhone! Cannot fault it, perfect in every way and a nice hommage to the SNES.

Everything about this controller, barring the right hand face buttons, is great. It had a good battery life and connects easily to a Windows PC. All the buttons are responsive and I’ve have no issue with any missed inputs. Size wise it’s fine too, it’s about as small as you’d expect. It works great for any game really, not just retro games.The main drawback are the four, right hand face buttons. After maybe 30 minutes my thumb gets sore. I don’t know if it’s that the edges of the buttons are a bit sharp, or just the shape of the buttons, or maybe the pressure required to press combined with the shape. Regardless, it hurts.I’ve played with many, many controllers in my life, and the only other time a controller had painful buttons for me was the Sega Dreamcast - and that’s probably because at the time I was playing hours per day!Unfortunately for this controller it took about 30 minutes before it started to hurt, and at the hour mark I draped a glasses cleaning cloth over the face buttons to smooth things out so I could continue to play.I’ve not returned this controller because it’s decent for 2nd player or a child to use, and it short bursts it’s also fine, but I’ve had to go back to using thr WiiU Pro controller for playing anything longer than an hour.

Works perfectly with steam deck and luna+