Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's a really, really great controller for PC and android. 2.4 hz dongle works perfectly with my laptop. Especially for its price - 30$ - it's a must-have. Low latency, Hall effect joysticks, light weight. In some ways, it's better than my $120 MS Xbox elite controller - no connection problems, and it really feels more comfy in my hands. It's my main controller now.

Genuinely pleased with how well it functions! I bought it because my previous controller for PC gaming started to drift badly. Controls are smooth and I have the option of USB-A wired and wireless connection. On top of that, it’s a great size and the colors are pretty!

Bought this exclusively to play Minecraft on my new Samsung tablet, works well and I live the color. I like how light it is and am seriously looking into buying a wireless version. Great value and gets the job done. Just don't expect console level heft and durability for the price.

Pretty good controller, really worked well for what I needed

This controller is smooth to the touch and functions very well.

For the price, it's easily the best controller I've ever handled. While I typically prefer the analog stick being in the lower position, with the D-pad being in the upward position (like how the PlayStation dualshock/dualsense does it), for the price, the quality of the buttons and sticks, and overall feel of the plastic, this is such a solid buy.

The controller is both cute and functional. Its soft and colorful styles make it stand out and add personality to my setup. The buttons are super responsive, making gameplay smooth and easy to control.

I'm giving this product a low review and I'll describe why: 1. The extra buttons on top and the "Switch-style" system buttons are a gimmick. The star is for assigning a button "turbo mode" whatever the heck that is, I don't know. The square button is for remapping, which you can't really do. I think 8bitDo just recycles the same shell and design for all of their models. 2. 8bitDo's marketing/naming convention is confusing. This model is "Wireless" the other model is "Bluetooth", but both are Bluetooth controllers...? The Bluetooth model is Nintendo Switch compatible, but the Wireless model has Switch-style system buttons. Pros: 1. The buttons feel great. They put clicky bumpers on instead of silicone switches, which is very satisfying. 2. Simple and easy to use for just a regular wireless controller for PC or android. Works with 2.4G dongle and Bluetooth. 3. Has "Xbox-style" button layout. This style of button layout feels natural and intuitive. The Nintendo layout always has me second-guessing no matter how long I've been playing. 4. I have medium-sized hands, and the remote fits my hands perfectly. My finger span (tip of pinky to tip of thumb spread wide apart) is 8.5 inches. 5. Great price for a simple controller and uses USB-C for charging or connecting. Summary: I don't recommend getting this remote unless you specifically want the 2.4G dongle. I'll be upgrading to the 8bitDo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth because the buttons on that one can allegedly be re-mapped (to Xbox style is my goal) AND it connects to Bluetooth, 2.4G (see the confusion?), and wired AND can be used with the Switch.

Best item for the price, my kids are loving it....

This is my second 8BitDo controller. This one is even better than the first, as My first is a older model. Very light weight, and all the buttons and d-pad work great. The hall effect joysticks feel great and feel more reactive. Bumpers and triggers give good response as well. Soild controller, easily my new go to for gaming.

For what its worth this remote feels super good, it connects to my pc real fast and battery lasts a good minute, i also got this in like 2 days after ordering it with no problems! Also i love the color scheme it pops out alot

Works with both my Steam Deck (BlueTooth or docked with USB dongle) and PC (no BlueTooth chip; USB dongle only) with no issues. Compared to first-party controllers, this one feels like a bit of a steal for the quality. L4 and R4 buttons don't appear to map to any input automatically thru Steam Input, but there are guides out there to add some functionality to them. The stick deadzones also feel very slightly larger from my previous Xbox Series X controller, but this can be accounted for using in-game settings.

My 8 year old loves it. The usb connector looks like blocks for my minecraft fan. Fits perfect in his hand and no connectivity issues so far.

I have used a good amount of controllers from 8BitDo and this one is pretty nice to use personally! I find the size and shape of the controller to fit my hands well and it's always cool to see different color options for gaming peripherals. Two things to note : This version of the controller is wired only which might be a deal breaker, but I use this controller mainly for PC so I don't mind it since I'm sitting at my desk all the time. Hall Effect sticks are much better than normal sticks, but TMR sticks have since taken over which is essentially an improvement towards Hall Effect. It's not as big of a difference but there are newer versions with TMR at a slightly higher price if you aren't at a strict budget. Overall, this version of the 2C is great on a budget, and even more worth it if found during a sale and you want a controller to use on PC for casual and semi-competitive use!

Seen this on sale around Black Friday for $18 so i picked it up to replace my wife's Xbox (for PC) controller that had been drifting. I got the peach color and it has a very high quality look and feel to it. It's comfortable to hold and the buttons feel great to press. Immediately after opening it I followed the instructions and updated the firmware and haven't had a single problem with it. It connected immediately to my wife's pc and worked with steam as soon as i launched it. It turns on with a single button press and turns off when the pc turns off. I would recommend this controller to a friend and I've decided to get one for myself as well. It's a great deal even at regular price

Very easy to connect and use , no problems through continuous use. Long battery life as well. Would highly recommend. Should be the number one choice for PC gaming with a controller .

I have a number of 8bitdo controllers. I've been very happy with them. This is my second of the 2C Wired, and that's after getting two of the original Ultimate C Wired pads, so it's only natural to compare them. With the 2C you get some additional buttons and the welcome upgrade to a removable cable as opposed to the hardwired cable in the original C pads. The ergonomics and button feel of this pad are excellent in my view. The controllers feel comfortable to hold and use. The buttons have the kind of feel and feedback that I like. Of course, as noted in the product description, the 2C has Hall-effect analog sticks. The 2C has what I consider to be an improved D-pad over the previous model. It reminds me of 8bitdo's older SN30 Pro+ controller which has one of my favorite D-pads. The Ultimate 2C wired has a D-pad with the same feel and I consider it to be an excellent D-pad. It's very accurate and consistent, at least the way I play. I was thrilled to find they upgraded the D-pad. One negative is that the textured back of the controllers attracts dirt more than smooth controllers, so these pads will require more cleaning for those who want to keep them looking nice. To me, that's a minor problem. I am very happy with these controllers. As long as you don't need wireless functionality, or a layout with the D-pad at the upper left, then these are very good. At their price point, they're a fantastic value too.

Seamless connectivity for PC, execellent battery life

At $60, this controller would be well worth it. At MSRP of $29.99, it's basically a steal. It's much lighter than my Nintendo Pro Controller but feels objectively better in build quality. The back is slightly rough and feels good to grip, and the buttons are punchy. I specifically bought this to use for PC gaming and prefer 2.4G over Bluetooth.

I hooked this up to my PC with the USB dongle, no problem. It's got solid-feeling sticks. It has a clicky d-pad which could put some people off, not a problem for me though. It has three shoulder buttons that can be mapped to anything, including keyboard shortcuts. I was surprised that it had vibrate for the price. I am not sure I could ask for anything else given it was $25 when I got it. My PC is in my basement and it is connected to my TV in the living room. Using 2.4 GHz, it disconnected frequently. I was expecting it to do that. I have not tried the Bluetooth connection yet.