Amazon has 8Bitdo Ultimate 2.4G Wireless Hall Effect Joystick Update Controller w/ Dock (White) on sale for $32.76. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Hall Effect Joystick Update
Compatible with PC, Android, Steam Deck & Apple. (Officially supported by Apple)
Multifunctional Charging Dock
Ultimate Software on PC
Mode switch button (X-input, D-input), 2 Pro back paddle buttons & Custom Profile Switch button, 3 profiles to switch on the fly
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Amazon has 8Bitdo Ultimate 2.4G Wireless Hall Effect Joystick Update Controller w/ Dock (White) on sale for $32.76. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.
About this product:
Hall Effect Joystick Update
Compatible with PC, Android, Steam Deck & Apple. (Officially supported by Apple)
Multifunctional Charging Dock
Ultimate Software on PC
Mode switch button (X-input, D-input), 2 Pro back paddle buttons & Custom Profile Switch button, 3 profiles to switch on the fly
Model: 8Bitdo Ultimate 2.4G Wireless Controller, Hall Effect Joystick Update, Gaming Controller with Charging Dock for PC, Android, Steam Deck & Apple (White)
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8 bitdo is legit. I don't own this specific one but a wired one. No stick drift in a year unlike expensive Xbox controllers. I will NEVER buy another controller that doest use hall sticks.
Gamesir is another excellent option. I own one on my primary rig for shooter games like CoD/Battlefield. Both GS and 8 bit are best controllers under $50 mainly as they use hall sticks (and gamesir has software support for more custom features).
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What's the difference between this and the Bluetooth one? Is this dongle only?
This controller can connect via Bluetooth or dongle. The Bluetooth version is basically the Switch version (even though it also works on PC); it has Nintendo's button designations instead of the usual Xbox style buttons (in other words, A/B and X/Y are swapped).
This controller can connect via Bluetooth or dongle. The Bluetooth version is basically the Switch version (even though it also works on PC); it has Nintendo's button designations instead of the usual Xbox style buttons (in other words, A/B and X/Y are swapped).
Both versions work with PC (though the Wireless edition is the better choice for PC imo). Neither work on Xbox, though there is a separate Xbox edition that works on Xbox and PC.
Great controller. This has been my go to PC controller. Narely edges my DualSense, though if the game supports DualSense features, I usually still use it.
What's the difference between this and the Bluetooth one? Is this dongle only?
If it doesn't specifically say Bluetooth in the title, it's most likely dongle only.
Had to return a similar one because i thought wireless meant bluetooth, nope.
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If it doesn't specifically say Bluetooth in the title, it's most likely dongle only.Had to return a similar one because i thought wireless meant bluetooth, nope.
I would have thought so too, but it supports Android (and iOS I think) so I would assume Bluetooth is there.
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Gamesir is another excellent option. I own one on my primary rig for shooter games like CoD/Battlefield. Both GS and 8 bit are best controllers under $50 mainly as they use hall sticks (and gamesir has software support for more custom features).
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Had to return a similar one because i thought wireless meant bluetooth, nope.
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