Did 8bitdo make a better Pro Controller than Nintendo?
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The 8bitdo Ultimate Bluetooth controller for Nintendo Switch combines the great D-pad and customization options from previous 8bitdo controllers into a serious first party competitor.
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8bitdo made the Lite SE recently, finally being the first controller I've ever used that allows me to actually have access to all the buttons I need as a one-handed gamer. No other big name controller company has ever cared as much for the disabled gaming community as 8bitdo.
Good to hear. I'm happy for you đđ»đđ»â€ïž
Xbox created a controller that is insanely customizable for the disabled gaming community. It's like a flat slab with 20+ headphone jacks to customize how you could setup your buttons.
@@Oyebadumn ye
@@Oyebadumncost effects accessibility unfortunately.
Have you tried the 3d print one hand mods for ps or Xbox controllers? Iâm sure youâll find them via google.
I believe the storage in the dock also acts as a passthrough, so if you plug the dock into your switch itâll pick up the dongle
Correct
I have a Bluetooth ultimate myself, and this is correct, the the charging dock is essentially a USB hub with a single port, for the dongle.
So is it safe to charge the controller from dock's USB port?
I read that when in Dongle mode u cant use the gyro, is it true?
Wow I didn't know this! It is able to wake the Switch in 2.4G mode using the home button now without doing that silly shake you had to do in Bluetooth mode, thanks for the tip!
Something to note, Gulikit is the one manufacturing the hall effect sensors for this controller. So it's the same stick as the one in the Gulikit controller
Yeah, thankfully it should be 8BD running QA testing.
Is this for both models, or only the bluetooth model?
@@renatonog1978 *Sigh*... Bluetooth only, disappointingly...
And then only the 2.4 comes in pink!!!
@@auralynn3862 well, I hope it's good anyway. I was in doubt about Gulikit, but as I only play on PC I chose 8Bitdo Ultimate 2.4 ghz (and also for the xbox buttons). And yes, PINK lol.
@@renatonog1978 jelly
Anyway, it's 8BD. Even with pots they're solid
Couple of things missed here: As a lot have already pointed out, the base has USB pass-through for the dongle. More importantly, only the Bluetooth version has Hall Effect joysticks. The 2.4Ghz version has traditional potentiometer joysticks. Also the 2.4Ghz versions is available in pink, but the Bluetooth version is not.
And also hall effect triggers. Those don't crap out as easily, but hey, good to have nonetheless. Now, I do feel like Gulikit KingKong Pro 2 does it better with its easily replaceable and 50 million click rated face buttons, but it lacks the back buttons. Shoulder buttons are now the part that's most prone to failing in both these controllers especially with a game like Rocket League.
Good to know, so the Bt model is superior in many ways. I wonder about the price difference, that wasn't mentioned
@@YounesLayachi pretty sure the price difference is $20 going from $50 for the non-Bluetooth to $70 with Bluetooth and the upgraded sticks.
@@h_x_h you're right, wow...
I didn't think the difference would be so large, or that the 2.4 GHz model is same price as the Pro 2 Bluetooth.
Meanwhile the wired pro 2 is 35$, ie the price jump from wired to bluetooth pro 2 is smaller than the jump from wireless to bluetooth ultimate
if the base has 2.4ghz passthrough then that's amazing, totally worth it for the price: leave it docked on either machine to charge and then switch to BT mode whenever you want to.
I really appreciate how cinematic you make these reviews. All the little clips you make for these must take FOREVER! Hats off.
The lighting setup is also pretty good! Impressive. Not everyone puts in the effort.
The controller has 1 massive flaw that previous 8bitdo controllers also had. You cannot use gyro and vibration at the same time. When the controller vibrates, the gyro goes haywire. The Switch Pro Controller does not have this issue. This makes the 8bitdo Ultimate unusable for me in Monster Hunter Rise on Switch, for example.
Is this an issue on Pro 2 as well?
@@mndrgs Yes, I can confirm. Because of the issue, I only used my Pro 2 for PC games, and it looks like my Ultimate controller will share the same fate. This is unfortunate, because I otherwise like the controller, but Monster Hunter Rise is my most played Switch game with 600ish hours. I imagine that this makes the controller a deal-breaker for other games that utilize motion, such as possibly Splatoon, unless you are willing to turn of vibration. I can't in Monster Hunter since vibration indicates charge levels on weapons, such as Bow. Nor would I want to turn vibration off, since it generally enhances the experience.
I turned down vibration on mine all the way down to 1
@@Hathos9 i can't play games without vibration (except those without a vibration built in obviously) but i not use motion too much. sucks there's no option tho
Whaaaaaaat??? I wonder if the vibration can me lower and the gyro sensors repositioned away from the vibrators
Just a heads up. The 2.4G version of the 8BitDo Ultimate Controller doesn't have the Hall Effect joysticks. It uses ALPS. The Hall Effect Joysticks is only on the Bluetooth model. Also, the 2.4Ghz dongle has a passthrough effect when it's plugged into the dock, so you can just connect it to the Switch dock and you're good to go. The gyro works pretty well on it, too. It's a smudge slower than the Pro Controller, but not by much.
I've heard that you can't use gyro while also using rumble? Like, it causes the gyro to act weird
Have you experienced that?
@@TheLuckster I haven't experienced that. The little bit of Splatoon 3 that I played using gyro didn't really have too much of an effect when rumble feedback was going off.
@@baldlyrudy Interesting, I wonder if that is a fault in some models
What do you mean slower? Like input lag?
@@r1pperduck yes. There's a bit of lag with the gyro in comparison to the Switch Pro Controller.
I think it's cool that if you leave the dongle inside the dock and connect the dock to the switch or PC, you can still use the 2.4gh mode. Simply described, the dongle works inside the dock and i really like that function
I also love the ingenuity of it since it literally is just a pass throu for the dongle.
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Almost every video about this controller understandably miss that the dock actually has a USB passthrough to the dongle. You can just hook up the dock to your PC or Switch to use the 2.4ghz
Really so you can have 2.4 on both setups? Thatâs awesome
@@thedecembomber wait so you mean when the dongle is in the dock and the dock is connected to the switch the dongle will work though the dock into the switch?
@@TAmzid2872 Yes that is what I'm saying.
Thats incredible! Thanks for the info mate!
All the reviews I saw before this one did point it out
The drift that happens occasionally is a sign that it has low battery, the light on top starts blinking red. Charging it fixes it, it has happened to me more than once.
Just bought it replace a wired off-brand controller I've been using for a couple of years. I'm pretty excited for it
Iâve felt a big difference in input times and stability between the Bluetooth on my Pro 2 and the Ultimate 2.4Ghz. Absolutely love that they added that as a connection method, I only use this controller with my Switch anyway so I just keep the dongle plugged in.
"Iâve felt a big difference in input times and stability between the Bluetooth on my Pro 2 and the Ultimate 2.4Ghz." - In favor of which? Which one was better?
"Absolutely love that they added that as a connection method, I only use this controller with my Switch anyway so I just keep the dongle plugged in." - Didn't Wulff just say this controller only works in Bluetooth mode on Switch? So what benefit does it provide to plug the 2.4Ghz dongle into the Switch? Or did Wullf get it wrong?
If you keep the dongle inside the charging dock, and plug the dock to the switch dock, then the dongle will work as if it's plugged to the switch dock
@@YounesLayachi In what context? Will the controller work in 2.4Ghz mode if the dongle is in the controller dock when connected via USB to the Switch Dock? Is this somehow different from plugging dongle directly into the Switch dock, because in theory the USB connection from the dock to dock, should just be a "pass-through". So in theory, it shouldn't matter. Or is there a difference I'm not aware of. I need context. Does the 2.4Ghz mode that Wulff claims does not work on Switch, actually work? And if it does work, does it work when the dongle is directly plugged into the Switch dock, or does it need to plugged into the controller dock and then the controller dock plugged into Switch.
@@valhallasashes4354 The switch version of this controller works in either bluetooth or 2.4 mode with the switch but doesn't have D or X mode so it won't work with stuff that needs that.
@@valhallasashes4354 you can choose 2.4 GHz or Bluetooth. If you choose 2.4 GHz mode, then you don't need to plug the dongle into the switch, that's all I'm saying.
You dont have to pick out the dongle to use it. The compartment inside the dock is a working usb port. Simply connect the Charging dock to the Switch dock for power and you should be good to go using 2.4g aswell.
Atleast this is how it works on PC.
Also, you can wake the system remotely with this by shaking it.
does that also give you the 2.4g quicker rate/conection as well?
@@alexnicolaou3579 My experience is that the 2.4g mode is somewhat slower than the bluetooth connection, because the input has to go through the switch wired port. But it should have better range.
Also, you cannot wake the console with the controller if its set to 2.4g
Ive been using the Bluetooth mostly, but the dock is really nice for charging.
I absolutely lost it when I found out the wake from sleep thing, it's so cute
Mind blowing! Thanks!
As far as analog triggers go, with some racing games like GRID, you can put accelerate and brake on the right stick to give analog inputs and then âswitch right stick with triggersâ in the ultimate app to get analog function out of the triggers. Pretty nifty way to be able to get racing sims to be playable on switch.
Although this controller is marketed towards Nintendo switch, I've managed to connect it to my ps4 pro and have been using it ever since and I don't see any input delay so far.
In some other video I heard that the dock can passthrough the dongle connection, so you can connect the whole dock with the dongle inside to your Switch dock, and use the dongle that way.
Someone commented that on retrogamecorps video. Maybe there?
@@Dracossaint Blunty mentioned it during his review too.
@@llibertyGamer Thank ya
Thank you for this comment, I did not expect them to do something so convenient.
I read somewhere that when in Dongle mode u cant use gyro, is it true?
Thanks for the review! I enjoy having a collection of 8bitdo controllers for when I have a large group over playing 4v4 Killer Queen Black or now the new Mario Strikers 4v4. So having a collection of 8+ controllers can get tricky but fun to have variations of stuff. Love what you do!
This was such a fantastic video. I came in wanting to buy one of these, but you definitely got me thinking more critically about whether I would actually use it. I hope the move is going well and I canât wait to see the new stream setup!
one more thing with the dock and the dongle: if the dongle is connected to the dock, you can use the 2.4ghz mode on a device that the dock is connected to. it acts as a usb pass-through. so rather than the signal going through your desk and case and whatnot, it just goes to the dock, which is probably sitting on your desk, near the monitor. great feature for pc.
The only thing I would miss about the ultimate controller is the easily accessible battery
This and way more device profiles.
The need this solves for me is easily switching back and forth between Switch and PC whilst only having one controller on my desk. And Iâm used to Nintendo style buttons. I might even do the heresy of using hair triggers. At least on the Switch.
Fun little thing to note if youâre using the USB Dongle (though, this applies to any USB Controller for Switch). If youâve ever tried using BT Headphones with The Joycons or Pro Controller wireless, youâve probably noticed that in addition to some real rough sound quality, the latency gets dramatically worse over time. However, using the 2.4ghz mode on this controller, because itâs freed up BT bandwidth, those latency issues are severely reduced. While it doesnât really improve on the sound quality itself, itâs considerably more bearable when I donât see peopleâs mouths move two seconds before hearing anything at all.
So yeah, that in addition to every other awesome feature with this controller, itâs fantastic.
Thank you so much!! I was waiting and hoping you would review this controller :)
Isnât it â8-Bit Doeâ like âNin-Ten-Doeâ?? 1:06
No it's 8bitdo like Scooby Doo the company confirmed it...twice
@@blue-cloud-studios Ahh okay! I looked it up and found a reddit post that did a survey and deep dive lol
Supposedly when the company was small it originally was pronounced like Nintendo. But as it got bigger, PR has changed the pronunciation to avoid copyright. So you're right! But I'm gonna mispronounce it cuz I like it better as doe haha
@@blue-cloud-studios Yes, it's like NintenDO.
@@Kevintendo It's pronounced like NintenDO. Nintendo can't sue over a vowel sound. They can "claim" it's "due" all they want, but it's "DOE".
@@moderusprime if the company says it's 8bitDOO why the fu- are people arguing against it they clearly want it to be 8bitDOO probably cause they don't only want to be associated with Nintendo but other companies like Xbox
I decided to grab the 2.4gh model. I needed a controller just for my PC, which doesn't have Bluetooth. Works great so far. I like that you can keep the dongle in the dock and just plug the dock into the computer.
Always love your videos. My Pro controller is finally wearing down a bit, so I've been considering this 8bitdo Ultimate. I ordered the Bluetooth version with your link. GG!
Finally a controller with Hall Effect Sensing joysticks AND rear buttons. Gullikit came so close, but this one seems like it may finally ben an answer to all my controller issues.
I use the 8bitdo Pro 2 on my SNES console! The d-pad in my old SNES controllers were kinda worn down and I couldn't find good replacement membranes. Plus the 8bitdo Pro 2 is more comfortable to hold than the original controller AND it's wireless to boot! The d-pad is outstanding! Soft to the touch but accurate.
I definitively am going to pick up this controller. I've been looking for an alternative to the official Pro controller that has back buttons PLUS vibration and that is wireless. And this one seems to fit the bill just nicely.
Did you like the controller? I am looking at options to buy one and this seems like a good option to the Nintendo pro controller
â@@Rockman64xthere's no reason to buy it over an official pro controller unless that dpad is killing you on the official one but if you want a good dpad get the pro 2 or an sn 30
thx for the video! the background light and fog is dope
Thank you so much for mentioning the dongle ! I have been eyeing this controller for a little bit and my computer does not have native Bluetooth. I appreciate it!
I feel like this is a great controller for me to upgrade for my switch. I have a power A wireless port controller and I can tell it's cheap. It does the job, but I think it would be worth it to upgrade to this one based on the better build quality and features it has. Good video Bob.
I got this controller so I didn't need 2 different controllers on my desk for my Switch and PC. One of the best purchases I've made in a while. The customization through software and paddles on the back are nice touch and didn't think I'd use them as much as I ended up doing. Being able to switch control between my PC and Switch by just flipping a switch (lots of 'switches') is amazing! Overall, I'm very satisfied and would recommend it to anyone in the same situation.
How is it working after a while? Is there any loseness or something wrong with moving elements?
@@xSferQx feels good so far. That convenience is amazing
@@kevinlivingston8947 Thanks for answer. Planning to buy this controller and I'm happy it works great after few months :)
6:05 I'm gigahurt every time you say it that way
DOBE controllers are also durable. Mine is 3 years old already and still working perfectly fine. And the price is very affordable too.
I really hope they put trigger stops on future controllers. Id also love to see the hall effect sensors on a pro 3 controller.
I recently got the 8bitdo Ultimate Controller after my Pro Controller started drifting. I think the controller is a solid controller. I love the charging dock. The only downside is lack of amiibo scanning. However, having hall sensing sticks was a good trade off.
The GuliKit controller has NFC. Both are good controllers. I'm thinking about picking up the 8bitdo controller too
Hey, may i know how is the condition of the controller so far?
I need help. I donât know if to buy the Nintendo switch pro or 8bitdo controller. Iâm looking at video but still undecided.
I don't think I've seen one of your videos in a while, not sure why.
Love your new filming setup, man. Clean and professional.
Awesome breakdown and comparison with other similar options. You're very thorough -- Thank you!
Since discovering Bobâs channel a few years ago he has single handily changed my Switch gaming experience. Introduced me to accessories and controllers I may never would found or even known about. Thanks Bob for all your hard work! đđŒ
Had my eye on this controller as a alternative to my Pro pad since it was announced by 8bitdo⊠may just pluck for the preorder
I'll probably get this as my 4th controller (got the 2 joy-cons, an official Pro controller and a PowerA Bluetooth where one of the triggers just dies). It might even replace the Pro-controller as the main one IF I can justify the need for extra buttons and turbo/macro (could probably be useful for Smash) :D But how is the battery time?
That 8bitdo controller is the dpad in the snes position is my fav for 2d games. The ultimate is my fav for everything else. Those back buttons are soooo clutch for tons of games (especially shooters and character action games)
This video is so well made. Informative and fun to watch.
This at least looks like it solves all my issues with the pro controller. I go between my pc and switch fairly frequently and re-syncing is becoming a huge pain so having an easy toggle between them would be awesome. Having hall effect sensors would be really cool because my pro controller has been having weird drift issues and the d-pad is borderline unusable in 2d games even after applying some "fixes" to it. Also having support for features like gyro is definitely a plus. So it is tempting.
I really like 8bitdo products, and I also like wulff den reviews. But this time I'm a little bit surprised he didn't talk about (or maybe I missed it) gyro, rumble, and nfc compared to a pro controller.
Edit : also is it possible to use it as a wired controller ?
Edit 2 : It seems it is also available in pink, that looks super good
The pink is only for the dongle only version. I'm not really sure why.
@@johntheslider5802 Neither am I, I would absolutely love to purchase that pink controller, but I only tend to use my 8bitdo stuff for switch. I'm a bit bummed.
@@ligerdrag20 Yeah. I'm hoping they'll release an option for the bluetooth version. And maybe add some other colors too?
â@@johntheslider5802 another option would be hoping this thing gets as rich of a modding scene as the normal pro controller so i can just buy aftermarket shells (and hopefully buttons) for it in any color, maybe even some transparent ones
Yeah, HD rumble is one of the main reasons I use official controllers for Switch. I have an SNES style 8bitdo controller that I really like, looks exactly like an original SNES controller.
I bought my SN30 Pro+ because of you. I have loved EVERYTHING about that controller! This one is certainly one I'll look at getting!
Really appreciate the thorough review that wasn't just touting a product you got for free. I subscribed to your channel today because I feel you are trustworthy. Plus, I enjoy the simplification without being patronizing.
As to where I fall on this device. I have 3 pro controllers, 2 of which drift somewhat. I think I would rather buy the 8bitdo controller than another pro controller to try something new that provides more customization.
One question, can we retrofit pro controllers to have hall effect sticks?
I'd be curious to know more about the gyro performance on this controller. I have a Gulikit King Kong and it's great for a bunch of games, but been playing Splatoon 3 recetnly and it's Gyro is *fine* but not on par with the pro controller or joycons at all, so with my first party pro-controller certainly on it's final days I'm trying to look at all my options, but this thing would need 1:1 quality gyro with the first party controller for me to consider it right now
Try the Binbok RGB controller. Its gyro is even better than the gyro of the Joy-Cons or the Pro Controller. It has 2 back buttons, turbo, and higher quality thumbsticks than the Pro Controller. It's currently the best controller for Splatoon 3.
This one was a pretty easy buy for me since I only play PC and Switch, have a Pro 2, but no asymetrical controller since Switch Pro I did have started to have drifting issues. So, I was waiting for decent price drop on a Pro controller until I heard about this one with all extras of the Pro 2 and Hall Effect sticks... I should mention that I don't care at all about rumble or gyro. I do care about having remappable and back buttons because I can't stand using L3 and R3 personally. So, I love that the buttons on the back feel even better than the Pro 2.
I have this controller and i have to say its great but you _must_ set a deadzone. Hall effect sticks are so precise that they might sit in a 0.0002 location and cause drift. Said drift is not caused by the controllers being worn out but rather precision
Bought this gamepad on Amazon. And, unfortunately, I found a defect on the left stick. When I moved it all the way to the left, it felt like it was slightly clinging to something. As it turned out, the problem is very simple to solve. Take apart the gamepad, remove the stick head and put it back upside down. On the inside of the stick head there are micro-increments on one side that create this effect. Most likely it was just put upside down during assembly.
Otherwise, there are no complaints to the device at all. The gamepad is awesome.
I really wish 8bitdo would make a more comfortable joy con already.
The Daliban sends it's regards DggL
Ill definitely keep this controller in mind the next time im in need of a solid controller.
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Just a bit of production feedback: It seems that your noise gate is set a bit too high when you're in the dark room with the white light. I understand that it's being used to reduce the amount of reverb we hear, but it is set high enough that it is grabbing some of the words you're not saying as loud.
I noticed this too. Kinda ruined the video for me.
Yeah, it sounds really weird. I couldnât quite pinpoint why, so thanks for your analysis of it, too.
â@@leopies6032 it's definitely not video ruining lol
Iâm definitely tempted by this controller. I want a wireless controller, but Iâm drawn to the 8bitdo because of the dock, the Hall effect joysticks, the battery life, macros, and the price. If anyone finds a better deal on a wireless Hall effect docking controller, let me know lol. Thanks for the vid, Iâve been waiting for more channels I trust to cover the controller
There is no better deal than this trust me I just played with it 12 hours straight and it's the best controller I have ever had for this price
This is the best product out that fits your requirements
@@THEpicND the paddles are amazing! I will wait to buy God Of War Ragnerok until I can buy a Duelsense Edge for my PS5 this controller is amazing on pc and Switch
Got one of these recently, itâs become my go to controller for Dolphin, Yuzu, and games in the NSO classics collection
im very tempted on this controller for one main reason: the plus & minus button location. i hate where they are on a pro controller , & it wont let you remap those buttons elsewhere. maybe you can but i could not figure it out! anyways i got tiny hands. the location of the plus & minus buttons on this controller have me loving it
I'm quite content with the official Nintendo Pro controller. Should it develop stick-drift in 4-5 years' time (I'm a rather casual gamer), I'd certainly buy the 8BitDo one featured here. Had it been available back when I bought my Nintendo Pro controller, I'd have bought it instead.
I loved my pro 2 when I first got it
but after about a year of use, I've had to set like 20% deadzones on both sticks and even the triggers to avoid drift
also after 200 hours of playing elden ring on it, the right bumper has gone completely spongey and lost its tactile clickiness
after this, I dunno if I would go 8bitdo again
I would recommend to contact their customer support. I don't have any experience with their support myself, but from what I've heard on their subreddit (/r/8bitdo) their support is very helpful and often willing to send replacement-parts.
@@jarnobot nice thanks, I'll give that a go
I love my Pro 2 but my battery pak stopped working (probably bent one of the three pins on the inside with regular batteries) the Ultimate has a built in battery and the dock has better contacts from the looks of it. Definitely upgrading to this in the near future.
yo i woke up today wishing there was a switch controller with paddles.. bam your video gets recommended to me
DggL?
it's important to note that only the Switch version has gyro, so for anyone who wants to use motion controls on their emulators, do not make the mistake of getting the cheaper one.
The cheaper one also doesn't have Hal sensor sticks, which is kind of the selling point.
Well for me I'm just going to map the motion controls to the back buttons
@@blue-cloud-studiosHow tf would that work for anything besides like Zelda shrine puzzles lmfao
@@IceBlueLugia it works man đ€·ââïž so...
@@blue-cloud-studios Works for what? Iâm legitimately curious. If it works for simple stuff like that then whatever but if youâre able to get it working in any meaningful capacity, please tell me, itâd be very useful
Perfect timing! i just had a new PC built, and need a controller with X input, but really wanted to be able to use a controller similar to the Switch Pro, and this will be perfect.
Love the versatility Of this controller. I just got the Switch Pro Controller in a sale and just love it! Tks for the video!
8bitdoo? I feel like its 8bitdoe, like nintendo? Please pronounce it Nnintendoo from now on so we are less confused. Thanks Wulffy!
1:30 I see your left screen
*dggL*
Mine is on the way already! Stoked. I wanted something to use on PC and switch and hope there is less stick drift. I bought an Xbox wire controller but Iâm scare off the QC issues.
I am tempted (for the great D-pad and no-drift sticks) but dang it I wish 3rd parties could start using the HD rumble. (I believe this controller has traditional rumble.)
Kind of bummed there's no option to swap out the battery pack for your own AAA batteries like with the past 8bitdo Pro controllers. I have a ton of rechargeable AA/AAA batteries so when I need a new set for my Series X or 8bitdo Pros I just swap them out with ones in the charger and don't have to worry about docking it and having a dock take up space on a desk or coffee table.
Yeah, swappable batteries are so much more convenient than integrated ones, I can't wrap my mind around why they're so uncommon nowadays.
I have to hide a long USB-C cable between the cushions of my couch, so I can quickly plug in my Switch Pro controller and continue to play without having to fall back on the Joycons. Before I got the Pro controller I did have to quit/pause my gaming session earlier than I planned to several times, just to charge the darn controller đ€Šââïž
I have no idea how u stretched the video out to 15 mins, and yet there's still zero mention of the rumble. Come on.
For my use, the thing I find most valuable in any of the 8bitdo controllers I have is the versatility, as when I'm hanging out with friends, its never a guarantee if were using a switch, or a pc. And as someone who will likely never get their dream controller ( an m30 pro or similar with a good sega style dpad, pls make it 8bitdo, i beg) this or the pro 2 are probably the ones that I can bring and use for anything best.
Gulikit video you did convinced me to get one and I have never looked back. Recently I have been unable to walk and being able to use it with switch tv PC and tablet has been a godsend. I don't use any of my other controllers anymore.
1:30 dggL
I love their controllers
Got two Pro2, amazon accidentally sent me two!
It does say 2 in the name
@@gomi_chow Maybe they were slicker than I thought
bought - thanks for saving me so much time of comparing and beeing entertained at the same time đđŒ
found your channel when i was checking if the Pro controller was worth buying in 2019, what were good Switch accesories (got the hori dpad joycon thx to that). Love to see your content continues to grow in production value. Loved the set in the video.
I really dislike how some companies choose to give their Pro Controllers analog triggers even though the original version never supported it. If you're playing a shooter that requires a ton of speed such as Splatoon, the extra travel time to hit ZR makes a huge difference.
It seems that you're one of very few CZcamsrs that pronounce "8bitdo" correctly. đ
"8BitDoo, Doh, Damn, whatever" -Scott the Woz
Yup.
He and 8bitdo are the only ones who pronounce it wrong. They also pronounce Nintendo with "doo" at the end.
i was just thinking about getting this for the holidays. now that I saw you video, it's a sign that I have to get one.
I already grabbed the gulikit and at this point I think I'd just grab the pro 2 when my sn30pro+ finally bites the dust. But I can't imagine either this or the gulikit are bad choices at this point and they're almost interchangeable in my mind. The king Kong 2 does let you swap the button layout on the fly though which is a neat feature for using it cross plat
DGG
dggL everyone â€
fun fact: bluetooth is 2,4GHz. it's just a different communications protocol.
As someone who knows nothing about film and editing video: The cinematography here is sick!
dgg 4 lyfe
You watch Destiny too? dggL
cringe. destiny is centrist garbage
good vid. came over from beatemups. dont regret it. hope to see more on upcoming controllers like this
i have one already and it is my best purhase yet. the dock is just so nice to fit right into my set up. i was considering the kingkong 2 pro, but that unfortunately doesnt have a 2,4ghz dongle. i dont hate bluetooth, i dont think it makes a different for the latency stuff, but connecting bluetooth on window device is a hassle so i prefer the 2.4ghz connectivity.
dggL
It's not hard to out do Nintendo
Idk when it comes to controllers I rarely see a controller that is actually better than official pro controllers. For generations too, gamecube, wii, and wii u first party controllers are hard to beat.
@@soccerz222 The official pro controller has that terrible d pad, and no customization options. Nintendo kind of dropped the ball on it for the money.
GameCube is hard to beat but others are whatever
@@Droogie128 you know there are 2 versions of the pro controller? one with a better DPad?
the pro controller is hands down one of the best controllers available
@@markus1351 no there aren't. The "updated" dpad is supposedly on the Xenoblade controller. I own it. False inputs that can be fixed with the scotch tape mod, just like the regular one.
The dpad is terrible even with the fix, though. Feels horrible. Especially from the company that invented the dpad.
The snes dpad is the best ever made. That need to go back to that design.
I would've liked to hear more about how this controller handles as in Switch mode when connected to PC. I've heard conflicting reports of whether or not that works. Not to mention that no matter what you do, you can't use both the analog triggers and gyro at the time time like you can on a Playstation controller.
If literally anyone is doubting getting this controller, get it right now it is so good. Itâs one of the best controllers Iâve ever used and I am definitely going to keep this for so many years to come.
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the lighting in this video is sot on good job you look great annd this video is awsome
You actually can just connect dock to your PC and not even touch the 2.4 dongle cause it will work without any problems in this mode - your pc will recognize 2.4 dongle and use dock just as cable extension
I preordered one.
I only really play smash with my friends and I find hard to feather touch buttons so found it really difficult to consistently short hop.
The macro to reassign and consistently short hop is heaven. Also I added a mash macro to the back button trigger that does like 20 inputs per click and while it is technically cheating I really really really hate having to break my controller with mashing whenever I'm buried.
Thanks for the info on the 2.4 dongle, had no idea what that did.
Overall money well spent, feels good, the customizable deadzone are great after you're used to it.