SF30 Pro Wireless Bluetooth Controller with Joysticks Rumble Vibration Gamepad for Nintendo Switch Mac PC Android Windows macOS Steam

8BitDo is my go-to company for PC controllers. Given the multitude of garbage options out there, and the ridiculous pricing of first-party console controllers, I'm happy these guys are around. Having owned the N30 Pro and wired SN30 for a few years now, I decided to upgrade to the black version of this Pro 2; per usual, I was not disappointed, and it exceeded the quality of my previous models, surprisingly. Thumbsticks: Most third-party or no-name controllers have unbearable deadzones that make aiming or navigating pointer-style menus a pain. Like my previous models, the Pro 2 doesn't have that problem at all. They feel on par with a PS4 controller, but I feel that the tactile feel of the Pro 2 is a bit more enjoyable. D-Pad: This is a big one for me. On the N30, I had d-pad issues. Nothing major, but enough to occasionally annoy me. With a DualShock 4, the d-pad is really awkward to use. The Pro 2 is accurate like the DualShock, but it doesn't have the awkward separated buttons. However, I'd check the d-pad upon receiving to ensure you get one that is up to par. Buttons: Far above any other controller I've used, and I adored the buttons on the Wired SN30. The Pro 2 somehow beat those. There is plenty of tactile feedback, when I hit a button, it does not stick or get jammed in the shell slightly. It simply works. Not to mention, the unlabeled look is really attractive. There are slightly off-color labels next to each button on the controller, but from a couple feet away, it's just a beautiful black piece of art. The two extra buttons on the bottom side are also welcome. I like to replace the L3 and R3 button functions with them. Triggers and Shoulders: Triggers and shoulders are great. About what you'd expect from a first-party console controller. Shell: I didn't know if I'd enjoy the "SNES with handles" look, but it is surprisingly sharp looking in person. Better yet, the contours of the controller rest better in my hands than any other controller I've held. Matched with the jet-black unlabeled theme, this is one I'll be babying to keep in tip-top aesthetic shape. Connectivity: Being my second wireless 8BitDo, this is no surprise, but I didn't notice any input lag. I'm sure it's there as with any other controller, but it's not in any way detrimental to even fast-press gameplay. 10/10. There are several connection modes, but I'll only be using this wirelessly with PC games. I can't comment on its Android or Switch functions. Definitely not Apple. Overall: This is now my favorite controller. It took the SN30 I have loved for quite a while, and it beefed up all the areas that could have been improved. While the SN30 felt great, the Pro 2 feels better. The same goes for its button feel, tactile feedback, comfort, and connectivity. When I hold this, I feel like I have the Bugatti of controllers, and if they made it compatible with the two main consoles, I'd never buy a first-party controller. 8BitDo has given me far fewer problems (practically none), lasts longer, feels more comfortable, and costs less. If I have one big complaint, it's that I can't hook it up to my PS4 when I want to game with my partner. Maybe work on that for the next upgrade if possible.

Esse controle pra quem joga PS2 e perfeito agora já no ps3 não cheguei a testar mas ele pra Android TB e muito bom.

Initial review - exceeded expectations. Very impressed right out of the box. The look and feel of this controller screams ‘premium boutique’ rather than ‘inexpensive 3rd party item of lesser quality’. I got the all black controller and it looks amazing. The glossy, unlabeled buttons are a great look for this controller (the labels are on the side rather than on the buttons themselves). The texture on the back feels great, button and stick placement is perfect. The analogue triggers are surprisingly light, there’s no resistance like on the PS5 controller. The whole thing feels extremely lightweight and yet still premium, solid and durable. My PS5 controller squeaks and squished and feels very loose in construction. The Pro 2 has no such chintzy feel to it. It feels absolutely solid. The shape fees better to hold than the PS5 controller. I spent $75 on the red PS5 controller and it developed stick drift in less than 200 hours. It didn’t come with a replaceable battery or even a USB-C cable. For $50, the Pro 2 is a much better choice, and it’s compatible with any system and has software so you can customize it exactly how you want. I also own a Switch Pro controller that costs more and doesn’t even have analogue triggers, but does come with insane input lag. Works great. Looks great. Feels great. Price is great. Functionality is great. You won’t regret buying this controller.

8bitdo nunca deixa a desejar. Eles conseguem entregar qualidade na construção dos controles, design que traduz um controle bonito e o melhor: um bom preço. Será a compra certa para jogar qualquer game, seja em emuladores ou na Steam. Há que ser levado em consideração os direcionais analógicos: não entregam tanta precisão se compararmos com oficiais das grandes marcas (Dual Sense da Sony). O driver da 8bitdo pode ser um pouco confuso e exige intuição mas é útil. Você pode melhorar sua experiência com softwares alternativos com o pago “reWASD”. Se está em dúvida, compre. Funciona muito bem sem fio, carrega rápido, de todos os controles premium que eu tenho este é o mais leve.

Olá. Produto de muita qualidade. Não é o primeiro produto que compro da marca, e com certeza também não será o último. Recomendo.