8Bitdo Ultimate 2C Wired Controller for Windows PC and Android, with 1000Hz Polling Rate, Hall Effect Joysticks and Hall Triggers, and Remappable L4/R4 Bumpers (Mint)

I find it a bargain ($20 bucks for a controller promising the best of the best, sounds really good). Turbo remapping buttons, hall effect analog sticks.Quality is good and sturdy controller overall.Installation in Windows 11 is not needed, I just plugged it in my computer and everything worked right away, no need to install anything.There's the firmware update application, but ¡beware! use the version 2, NOT the version 1 which won't find any updates. I would like 8BitDo would rework the updater webpage so there would be the version 2 more easily to find.One question remains: ¿does it worth to pay $10 bucks more for the Bluetooth version, or getting the wired one, or buy another wireless controller? I chose the wired one.It remains to be seen the durability of the analog sticks, to see if the hall effect lasts as promised.

It's a great device for my PC. I love that it's wired - no batteries needed. It is easy to set up and use. Good quality, though it seems very light in the hand, probably because there are no batteries. Useful for games and Luna games on PC.

Just got this today and so far so good. Very fluid controls and perfectly happy with the function. The one gripe I have about it so far is the color. It's supposed to be this warm peach/coral color with pastel yellow/beige buttons and it is more like just a pale pink with slightly off white buttons. This difference probably wont be noticeable to most, though, unless they are like me and can tell slight color variances easily. Still looks nice just not what I was expecting.

Buttons feel good, sticks feel good, a little heavy for a wired controller with no battery (wireless controller must weigh as much as an elephant), triggers feel good, after hooking up to a Windows PC a few times because it refused to recognize the controller and neither would my Linux install and then updating firmware my Linux and Windows Install recognized it with no problems, does not work with the Xbox One (didn't expect it), does not work with the Controllify Minecraft mod, but works flawlessly with Steam Linux and Steam Windows. Could not get it to work with an Android 13 phone. 8BitDo could you make the Ultimate 3C just work like a standard wired Xbox controller and keep the rest of it the same?

This is one of the best controllers I've ever been able to use. If price is a consideration, there is simply no fair comparison or viable alternative on the market.This controller trades blows with Razer's Wolverine V3 TE and Thrustmaster's HEART controllers and barely breaks a sweat while doing it and being 1/5 the price. This gamepad is more comfortable than the Razer Wolverine V3 and it has a better layout than the Thrustmaster HEART.The mechamembrane face buttons found on the Wolverine V3 are better than the face buttons on the Ultimate 2C. Full stop. Everything else though, I prefer the ultimate 2c. Including the shoulder button shape and placement, the extra shoulder buttons' shape size and placement, the shape and "pull" of the triggers, and the overall controller shape are all superior on the 8bitdo Ultimate 2c. For my hands at least.I really like the thrustmaster heart controller but it's missing those 2 extra shoulder buttons next to lb and rb. If Thrustmaster adds these extra shoulder buttons, it'll take the top spot for best PC controller but alas. The Heart has better face buttons, triggers, and a more comfortable shape than the Ultimate 2C. I would prefer the Thrustmaster heart but the absence of the 2 extra shoulder buttons has become a deal breaker since using the ultimate 2c and wolverine v3 TEThe ultimate 2C has the best Dpad out of all three controllers. Its crazy to think that a well balanced membrane dpad actually feels better and is easier to use than either mechanical dpad found on these competing gamepads.The Ultimate 2C handles 1000hz polling better than razer. It's laughable.The ultimate 2C simply punches leagues above its weight class and outshines controllers 5 times its cost. Opt for the wireless version of this remote and you have something more fully features than either remote mentioned. There is no viable alternative to this gamepad outside of the Razer Wolverine V3. Thrustmaster must add the extra shoulder buttons but i hope that's all they update on the HEART controller.If you need a gamepad for PC, get this one.

After having some drift with official Xbox pads, I looked into the Ultimate 2C. First off the Mint color scheme drew me to it instantly because blue and orange are my favorite colors. I'd love a slightly bluer blue but the orange still pops hard. Anyways the amazing colors should speak for themselves. I love the d-pad; while it looks like a Nintendo 64 d-pad, it has a good feel for diagonals and isn't loud. I was happy with it in any genre. The bumpers are VERY clicky however, and I actually like it quite a bit. The programmable L4 and R4 have even more of a click to them, were easy to program, and were easy enough to find with your finger, while also being able to forget they are there. I can update if I run into any issues with the sticks but from the first few weeks they are remarkable so far and have very good throw with no dead-zone issues. I'm not that sensitive to the pull on triggers so nothing to remark about, I think it's very comparable to other offerings.I just can't believe I got all of this for $20. I game at the computer desk so I play wired, and this is doing everything I want while looking like something I customized (nope, these colors are just that wild and saturated.) If I could find something to be mad about I would share it with you, but I think 8bitdo has really figured this all out. Curious to see where they go from here, and the next color schemes.