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

If it were $60 it would be a 4/5. For $20-30 I have to go 5/5.The plastic quality was the only thing I was concerned about when looking at the pictures but side by side with the regular Xbox series controller it seems like the exact same plastic. So pretty good, nothing special, but definitely not poor by any means. It's a little smaller than I expected but not an issue at all. it has a slightly unusual shape that took me a couple minutes to get used to but now that I've been using it for a bit I like the shape over the regular Xbox controller. It has, imo, much better buttons and triggers. The shoulder buttons are much easier to hit, they don't blend into the triggers like the Xbox series and they have a more substantial click to them that provides a better tactile response. I know there's a lot of comparison to the Xbox series but it's the only other thing I have here and it's super common so I figure it's a good reference point for people.The doo doo brown finish is spotless. I love it. I wanted something that wouldn't ever show smudges on the sticks so that's clearly not going to be an issue. The hall effect triggers and sticks feel nice. The resistance is good and the micro movements feel smooth and not scuffed like they do on a potentiometer stick. The latency feels as reported and the accuracy of the d-pad seems fine but I only jumped into street fighter for a minute to feel it out. Seems fine. I'm not much of a fighting game pro but yeah seems good to me. They work great for the menus in Oblivion remastered which is what I'm mainly playing atm. They're not the mouse-click kind that the series uses which was my main complaint with that controller. These feel like a premium version of a traditional d-pad. Which is a pro to me. If you like the clickly d-pad on the series controller, this is wildly different so keep that in mind.The only caution I would give is that this may not be great for someone with large hands. I'm a 6' 1" male and my hands are I'd say a little smaller than average for a person that size and it's almost a little small in my hands. it's not an issue at all for me but I can see someone with really large hands possibly having an issue.Overall, very satisfied. If it was $50 or $60 I'd still be satisfied I'd just maybe have wanted a few more features or an included stand or something. The buttons and quality wouldn't be an issue at any price point. I know some color ways are available for $20. That's insane. If you see this for $20 and you need a replacement for a controller that broke, this is an absolute no-brainer.

I got this controller a while ago to replace an Xbox One controller for my PC; what an excellent choice this was. The battery holds up well, it comes with a great length cable, set up is quick, and the wireless is reliable. Haven't tested it on anything but my PC but I am thrilled that the company lives up to its reputation!

After switching to Linux I needed a new controller, as my wireless Xbox controllers seemingly need home brew drivers to work. Since others said this worked with Linux, I figured I'd roll the dice. I'm glad I did. This controller connected and worked (via 2.4G & USB dongle) immediately. Ive been using it regularly without issue. It's a comfortable controller. I have not tried the Bluetooth functionality.

I got the peach-colored controller for my Hyperspin, and I’m absolutely in love with it! The color is stunning! It’s a soft, calming pink with the slightest hint of orange that adds a nice pop to my setup without being too bright or distracting. The build quality is excellent, with a comfortable grip that makes long gaming sessions feel effortless. The buttons are responsive, and the triggers offer just the right amount of resistance. Great price too!Paired seamlessly with my console, and I haven’t experienced any connectivity issues. The overall feel is premium, and I love how it stands out from my usual black and white controllers.If you’re looking for a controller that’s cheap and not only functional but also a stylish addition to your set up, this is it! Too bad they do t have a gold.TO SELLER: IF YOU GUYS EVER GET A GOLD ONE I WILL BUY IT IMMEDIATELY. 🤑

For the price its a very nice controller. But it does have some downsides. It has a nice weight and feels like a quality product. The sticks feel good and seem accurate, and the buttons feel nice. The triggers aren't great, they need to be pressed down about half way to even register, so they're not great for racing or driving games where you need throttle control. They feel more like buttons than an axis. But I got these for couch coop so I'm not too bothered by that. The comfort level is alright, it feels slightly too small for me but I would say my hands are on the larger side.Overall If I was a bigger controller user I'd honestly probably just go with my power A xbox controller over this one for functionality of the triggers and comfort. But they make a decent wireless controller to use on the couch at this price point.

i LOVE precision platformers. all my favorite games are tagged “difficult” on steam. this controller has improved my quality of life immensely. i didn’t even need to use the dongle extender thing, i have zero latency issues. my only one qualm is that the joysticks depress rather easily, but for games you have to depress the joystick to sprint, that’s a plus.

Works awesome for my emulators on my phone. Immediately connects via Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz usb to PC. Buttons are awesome, get the extra button next to the Lb/Rb that's able to be reprogrammed. All in all a nice controller for the price. I'll probably get the dock setup next!

Fantastic controller