SN30 Pro

I really like using 8BitDo's SN30 pro controller with my Operators! It's comfortable, convenient and pretty nice to setup as well. It's small and a bonus, it also pairs wonderfully with the SN operator if you're looking at getting one down the line. But of all the controllers I've used to play GB ga

FYI, I think they discontinued the PowerA Nano. My other suggestion for small hands would be the 8BitDo SN30 Pro

i'd say the 8bitdo ones and the official ones have a similar build quality, except the shoulder buttons i find to be better on the 8bitdo, the nso ones are strangely clacky. i don't have an original snes controller to compare it to, but i feel like the 8bitdo's shoulder buttons are more like what i

8bitdo sn30 pro (might want to try it if the ergonomics fit your hands ) a clip on stand (eg https://makerworld.com/en/models/883651-steam-deck-adjustable-clip-on-stand#profileId-1426609), you can find them on aliexpress or Amazon a slimmer case (my favorite is the tomtoc one)

I sold mine. It was a decent controller, but I would never pay more than £50 for it. I was a super early Kickstarter backer and excited for it, but when it came it wasn't too comfortable (even compared to other small controllers) and the company is definitely one of the worst to deal with unless you

Comprei recentemente os meus primeiros comandos de ambas as marcas e até ao momento só tenho a dizer bem. 8bitdo SN30 Pro, 8bitdo 64: uso ambos no PC, também já usei ambos no tablet. Ótima integração com Steam Input , Steam Link e Retroarch. Gamesir X5S: uso no telemóvel e funcionou na perfeição em

Used an 8Bitdo SN30 Pro for 3 years because it has a great d-pad for the price, switched to Hori Fighting Commander because it's also more comfortable in hand while still being pretty cheap

Somebody get him a coaster, Also if you want to use controller for some games I recommend getting hall effect, 8bitdo has some good ones for that, I personally use an sn30 pro cause the dpad is good for the old armored core games and it feels nice.

My current controller for SnowRunner is an 8bitdo Pro 2. I use it on PC in wired mode but I believe it is Mac compatible as it has an "Apple" mode (if you're using Steam I imagine steam supports probably every controller you can imagine and will translate it for your game, though?) I have tried othe

I use pad on PC. I use the 8bitdo SN30 Pro. I grew up playing Street Fighter on the SNES, so that's most comfortable for me.