SN30 Pro

I use the same one that’s on the image, an 8bitdo SN30 Pro. Authentic feel for retro gaming, but more comfortable than a real SNES controller (it’s a bit bigger). And has analogs for PS1/Dreamcast/N64.

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.

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

Well... only the 8BitDo SN30 Pro+ has also the analog triggers, but on the contrary it has just a regular gamepad design with hand grips. Also PXN P5 has normal proportions, it isn't small form factor. I think I'll test this Z01 gamepad if anyone haven't tested it yet.

I use the two PS Classic controllers, an old Logitech F310, and a wired 8BitDo SN30 Pro. They all work great and are pretty much plug and play. I do have a wireless dongle and it works, but for me wireless controllers are more trouble than it's worth. If you did go that route definitely get some of

I've been using the 8bitdo sn30 pro+ for like.... Many years. With everything. It is exactly the basic design for common use and easy to use. Even has gyro and pressure triggers and all that. They're not that expensive.

i've been using an 8bitdo controller for mobile games and it's solid without breaking the bank. the sn30 pro works great with ipad and wuthering waves. connects via bluetooth with no lag. way cheaper than the console brand ones but still feels good in hand. perfect for gaming on the go