8BitDo Ultimate 2C Bluetooth Controller for Switch/Switch 2, Wireless Controller with 6-Axis Motion Control, Rumble Vibration, Refined D-Pad and Bumpers, and Hall Effect Joysticks (Pink)

I don’t even know where to start but this Ultimate 2C controller is incredibly comfortable. The blue color is beautiful and calming, I love it so much I’m even thinking of painting my room to match it! The vibration feels solid, not harsh, and the triggers and buttons have a really satisfying feel, also the battery life is great to where you forget about it.I bought the pink one for my girlfriend and the blue one for myself, and both have been great. The gyroscope works well, and overall, this just feels like a premium controller — without the premium price. Honestly, don’t waste your money on a Nintendo Pro Controller. This is better and more affordable.As for concerns I’ve seen about the USB-C cable breaking, I tested it by flexing it a bit while plugged in. From what I can tell, the only way you’d break it is through rough use (like aggressively moving it around while plugged in and using the gyroscope). Under normal use, it should be fine.If you have a Switch or a Steam Deck, I highly recommend this controller. It’s more than worth it.Now for the downside:I had no luck getting it to work with a Windows game like GTA V. It connects to Windows and even navigates the menus, but when I launch a game, none of the controls work. Maybe I’m missing a step or there’s a workaround, but as it stands, I can’t recommend it for regular Windows gaming outside of Steam and the Switch.• Pros: Comfortable, beautiful design, excellent build, responsive buttons, great price, works perfectly with Switch and Steam Deck• Cons: May not work with windowsIf you’re sticking to Switch or Steam Deck, go for it this controller Is perfect.

I ostensibly bought this for my daughter, but I like the layout with the joystick all the way on the left vs the d-pad, so this goes well with the other controllers for variety. The joystick being on the left is especially good for my daughter though with her small hands. I spent some time unsuccessfully trying to update the firmware before to connect it to the switch 2 before I just tried connecting it. It worked out of the box, I just thought I had to update it because I had to do the same thing with a pro controller I had from a few years ago. That old controller (bought it 3 years ago from 8bitdo) being updateable and compatible with the switch 2 is a huge selling point for for me in regards to this company, the controllers are high quality, competitively priced, and they have extensive support on their website.

This controller works great! I actually prefer it over the OEM versions. With Nintendo’s controllers, I’ve run into joystick drift and jamming issues on nearly every one I’ve owned. In contrast, I’ve never had any problems with my 8Bitdo controllers. I now own two, and I couldn’t be happier with their performance and reliability.

This controller is great, and I have no major complaints about its functionality, material, buttons, sticks and the appearance. However, the deal breaker for me is that its not comfortable in the hands. My hands are not HUGE, but I definitely wear L sized gloves, and my hand is about 8+" from palm to tips. This controllers feels ergonomically set up for someone with small-medium sized hands. I feel like I have to strain my wrists in order press triggers and buttons. Furthermore, the lack of outward angle on the handles makes me feel like I have to squeeze my elbows in to hold it. This isn't comfortable for me either because I have fairly broad shoulders. Basically what im getting at is if you have above average sized shoulders and/or hands, you probably won't find this controller comfortable. I went with a Flydigi Direwolf 3 and this thing immediately feels 5X more comfortable. It has the exact ergonomics of an xbox controller which is something I've also found great. If this controller had the body of an xbox controller and that was the only thing changed I would 100% keep it. But unfortunately I can't.

This is hands down one of the best possible third-party controllers that you can get, especially for its high-value cost. We have a Switch pro controller at home, but I enjoy this thing so much that I could honestly ignore the pro controller completely and be fine with it.

Snagged 2 of these new during a sale for ~$20 each. Couple months in and they have been working perfectly as intended.Though some issues are that it can’t charge with the Ultimate 2C controller dock, its settings cannot be configured with 8BitDo’s app(also meaning the rumble is always active, cannot be altered, and shakes A LOT), and joysticks may pop off during more intensive play sessions(they are detachable).Despite the issues, it is more than well worth the price with nice buttons & bumpers, smooth-moving joysticks, decent ergonomics, easy connectivity with no noticeable input delay, and no drift whatsoever.If it is ever on sale again and you are in need of switch controllers, especially ones that you won’t have to care too much about, I would highly recommend getting this controller.

La textura es excelente, los botones se sienten como los de un mando de Nintendo original, los sticks funcionan correctamente. Algo a añadir podría ser el nivel de vibración que en algunos juegos (como Donkey Kong Bananza) es excesiva y me hubiera gustado disminuirla, pero de igual forma no deja de ser muy cómodo jugarlo con este mando.

I've been satisfied with 8bitdo's products ever since my first one (SF30 Pro). This one handles ALMOST like a dream and feels great in the hand. I say "almost" because I found that the directional pad will sometimes fail to register diagonals, which has led to some minor mess-ups while playing. Not a big problem but worth mentioning, as the older SF30 never had this issue.Other than that, it functions well enough that I bought two: this and the blue one. My daughter adores this one though, so I guess the blue one is mine.