8Bitdo Ultimate 2C Hall Effect Joysticks and Hall Triggers Wired Controller for Windows PC and Android, with Remappable L4/R4 Bumpers, Turbo function & Rumble vibration (Purple)

Excelent feeling, weight and material quality. The only downside is the light ring, it's a little bit too bright and cannot be dimmed.

Flawless Controller for pc play. No stick drift. Highly responsive with two extra mappable bumpers and a turbo button. Looks nice too. Comes with free stick covers (they slide off easily but the controller works fine with or without them). Overall worth the $20, especially with how expensive other controllers are.

First of all, this controller is an absolute steal for $20. It feels surprisingly high quality. It's not quite as insanely comfortable as the DualSense or Xbox Core controllers but is still probably an 8/10 in that department. The extra bumpers, while not as ideal as 8BitDo's rear inputs on their other controllers, are still a great addition. As usual with 8BitDo, the D-Pad is fantastic. It moves around more freely, but it is still tactile (yet silent). The thumbsticks, besides using Hall Effect modules, feel great; decent rubber grips and good tension. The only real gripe that I have with it is the triggers. They work fine, but they don't have much travel at all (somewhere between a Switch Pro and Dualshock 4). Other than that, I wholeheartedly recommend this controller based on my experience so far with it.

It works well with a lot of the games that use controllers. The color is always a plus. I have to keep it plugged in to use.

Gods be praised, these joysticks are butter smooth and accurate.I needed a smaller controller for my nephew that plays co-op with me, and I settled on 8bitdo as it's smaller than many others. It feels thinner, less full than my Xbox series X Stormcloud controller but I needed to test it out so I fired up DOOM 2016 that I've been playing through the past week.The Sticks:First, yes, these sticks are fresh low friction smooth, but I also mean the tension to move them combined with the accuracy of what I expect to happen on screen is wonderfully matched. I thought I wasn't that good at fast paced shooters but apparently my last controller was holding me back, and I just had a blast ripping through demon spawn. The most fun I had with DOOM in my 3 hours of game time with another controller. Also, the left stick button is a tad softer than the right sticks, which is great for run and gunning in first person shooters.The Buttons:All good. I thought I'd have an issue with the Start and Select buttons because visually its confusing. But the Start and Select are domed, making them naturally intuitive to find without looking. Zero issues hitting the wrong button. The Triggers feel like they have a shorter throw than the Xbox Series X, butThe Handles:Good for small hands. But mine are average to big so I can tell a long session will bother me, but anything under an hour is totally fine. However, if you've got big hands AND playing a game that uses both L1 L2, R1 R2 a lot like jet fighter games, you won't prefer 8bitdo's controller shape because your wrists will be canted at a harsher angle when supporting the controller solely with the base of your palms. In FPS the flat handles don't bother me because I support the controller more with my fingers and upper palm, allowing my wrist to stay mostly straight.For $20 dollars? Hall Effect sticks are no joke and deserve all the hype. Maybe it's 8bitdo, maybe its just the hall effect sticks, but this is now the best controller I own.

8bitdo is awesome. This is my second controller from them and both have impressed. The buttons and sticks feel great, the shape is perfectly suited to my hand, and hall-effect sticks give me confidence in it's longevity.My only problem? The colors available on this particular model are all, without exception, ugly. I don't know if they chose them by handing swatches to a half blind and totally drunk baboon, but none of them look great. I got the mint green with dark green buttons, and let me tell you, flipping it so that it would have had a dark green body instead would have done wonders.There's no black, no white, no grey, no dark colors, and no cool designs.But hey, the incredible price point, unbelievable quality, and ongoing reliability more than make up for the off-putting color scheme.Buy one, actually, buy two. These are well worth your cash.

Haven't needed nor used a controller in a long time since only using PC... Decided to get one for some games... This controller is amazing... To how easy it was connect to PC or even my phone to how comfortable feels... Very good controller... Will be buying more products from 8bit...

The controller appears to be solid and feels good in your hand. What I have a huge issue with is that you will not get a profile to configure buttons and joysticks better when using the ultimate software on your ultimate 2c wired or wireless controllers. It's what you would call misleading people in your advertising and it's all about making people buy the more expensive models to get the software functionality they need. Hence, they'll make more money. They don't even offer to let you buy the software or functionality. It's a sneaky way of doing business and says lots about what kind of company they are and will be. Pity as I was starting to like this company.