64 2.4G Wireless Controller

8bitdo Ultimate 2.4g is great imo

I ordered the new 2.4ghz dongle and with my Bluetooth 8bitdo 64 controller (it says it's supported) it's constantly rumbling. Emailed them, they said send a video, I did, they replied and said it'll be looked into... So now I'm stuck with a dongle that does nothing for me. Terrible customer service.

firstly the controller is in fact Bluetooth® 5.0 (Support Bluetooth LE) : https://www.8bitdo.com/64-controller/ secondly, I did not have disconnects using a mini-pc in the exact same spot as my Analogue 3D. I have semi-frequent disconnects sitting Line of Sight, 8 feet away. disabling Bluetooth (alw

I'm really starting to wonder what's causing all the reports of lag/latency with wireless on the A3D. The HDMI cable was the first suggestion but it could be environmental too. Like other signals causing interference. I've had two A3D consoles now and neither has had disconnection, range, or severe

Can't speak to the 64 controllers specifically, but, my ultimate 2 wireless worked right off the bat on CachyOS. The neat thing with v2 is they've put a usb port in the charging doc so that you don't have to plug the wireless adapter into the PC on its own, you can just leave it plugged in in the do

I enjoy the overclocking functionality for smoother gameplay at higher fps and crt filters and scan lines always benefit from a 4k resolution output, the higher pixel density allows filters to more closely reproduce individual lines and pixels on a crt. So that’s a plus on the analogue over a mister

I just want the 8bitdo 64 controllers to work correctly. Let them sync in Switch mode instead.

-Just to add another data point, my BlueRetro Bitfunx brand adapter from Amazon works great so far with my Switch Online N64 controller. On firmware v25.04. -Gamesharks will boot to menu but games won't start. Tested with v3.2 and 3.3 Gamesharks. Even able to boot into the menu and change the keycod

It's not a line of sight issue. I get regular connection issues with my 64 controller and 3D, and the console is within line of sight, approximately 6 ft away. Meanwhile, the 8bitdo N64 modkits work wonderfully in the same conditions. Something is out of whack with the 64 controller and/or 3D firmwa

I have an original N64 controller modified with the 8bitdo kit and I'm having no problems. Never a disconnection, never a lag in the controller. Obviously, I updated both the console and the gamepad as per the manual. I'm starting to suspect that the problem is that you can't play Mario 64 or Mario