SN30 Pro

It's interesting that they picked this one specifically. I personally like the 8BitDo SN30 Pro around this household; getting all of Switch/iOS/Windows/SteamOS/Android with a single BT controller is pretty awesome. Genki did a collab with them where they got their own modified version of it (clear h

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

Check out the 8BitDo SN30 Pro and the 8BitDo Lite 2, they are two very solid options for smaller Bluetooth controllers.

I have a lot of controllers, the SN30 pro seems like the best. The 8bitDo NeoGeo wireless is nice for NeoGeo and Arcade stuff. The stick is very unique. The 8bitdo arcade stick is great for arcade cores. The Genesis Big6 is cool but I've had trouble connecting it sometimes. Wii U and PS4 are fine. T

Eu uso um 8bitdo Sn30 Pro e a distância cobre sem problema algum, meu minipc inclusive fica dentro de um gabinete fechado. Acho que com os 8bitdo você não vai ter problema quanto a isso.Na pior das hipóteses, você pode botar um cabo extensor usb junto com o cabo hdmi e colocar um receptor bluetooth

Get yourself one of these https://a.co/d/06VGHQHh and a Bluetooth controller. I went with an 8Bitdo SN30 Pro and it works like a charm.

Then in that case you might be experiencing input lag caused by the Bluetooth connection, it can be really bad depending on the controller and the system you're using. I used to use my old 8Bitdo SN30 Pro wireless on my Switch and the lag was so bad I couldn't time the perfect hit on Incineroar's co

If you have a properly setup gaming Linux like Bazzite, input lag is minimal. I would strongly suggest using 8bitdo products as they are well supported on Linux, other controller might be way more hit or miss. The SN30 Pro with the USB 2.4 Ghz adapter should work well. You want a wired controller fo

The 8Bitdo SN30 Pro is the right answer. It's basically an snes controller with sticks added. Shouldn't be any noticeable latency.

I was able to play with my kids using 2 bluetooth controllers and the 35XX H as the controller itself using tv out through MuOS and the manually added bluetooth app. My kids love the infinite coins and we've been having a blast playing through arcade beatemup games like X-Men, Simpsons, TMNT, and Ca