Ultimate 2

I went back to a post i saw about the controller bein $100 or more, and most of the comments were basically saying "first party controllers are usually overpriced, valve won't price their controller like that, that's why it'll be cheaper" with a lot of people suggesting it'll be $50 to $60. It's kin

if you need a controller, an 8bitdo ultimate 2c wireless can often be found for ~$20 and does the same thing for casual use

I searched an option to play my games in every location of my house. First of all i bought the honor magicpad2. I wanted to have a big size tablet with oled screen and minimum 120hz.Because i hate raises black levels and i wanted to play with all the benefits you get of geforce now. Over and beyond

8BitDo Ultimate 2 Wireless has been working well for me. Looking forward to the rumored Steam Controller 2 maybe soon!!

I use the 8BitDo Ultimate 2C, it's cheap and has hall effect joysticks, has both 2.4ghz and bluetooth 8BitDo Ultimate 2C Wireless Controller | 8BitDo

I use the more affordable version of that controller, and it works great both using Bluetooth and 2.4G: 8BitDo Ultimate 2C Wireless Controller You might want to check it out too.

So, I ended up getting my first non 'function over form' controller - an 8BitDo Ultimate 2 Honkai: Star Rail - Evernight. It's so pretty.

It's also a *very* solid controller - it's probably on par with my Razer Wolverine V3 at less than half the price (only $70). Very happy with this controller

Hi,

I am looking to replace my current Xbox Wireless controller as it's starting to show its age.
I'm also getting really annoyed at having to use Bluetooth as the wireless USB dongle just doesn't work anymore since recent updates.

My budget is around €120. Lower is better, higher can be conside

Hi everyone! I'm not much of a controller collector myself, but the shoulder buttons on my trusted Nacon Revolution Pro 2 I've been using for 7 years (on a side note - I know this particular controller has been dunked on a lot by reviewers, but consider my experience with it a testament to its actua

Solid advice, especially the part about native steam input support. Gamesir/flydigi/etc don't have that. The 8bitdo Ultimate 2 uses 2.4ghz which can be more reliable than Bluetooth.