8Bitdo Ultimate 3-Mode Controller, Hall Effect Joysticks, Pro Back Buttons, Wired Only for Xbox Series X|S & Xbox One, Compatibility with Apple, Windows & Android, Officially Licensed (Black)

En términos de comodidad, el control es ergonómicamente cómodo, sin embargo, se puede llegar a sentir algo pequeño, es solo acostumbrarse. Sin embargo, una vez superado ese obstáculo, el controlador se siente completamente natural en las manos.Con los joysticks la sensación es buena y funcionan bien, tiene la cantidad adecuada de resistencia para proporcionar un excelente control en los juegos de disparos en primera persona, pero encontré que los 'clics' de ambos eran un poco rígidos para mi gusto. Se sienten algo toscos al presionar, puede que solo sea cuestión de "adaptarse" con el tiempo.Se puede conectar el controlador a través de la base a su PC o consola, y dejar que se encargue tanto de la carga como de la conexión inalámbrica, o puede sacar el dongle USB de 2.4Ghz de la base y conectarlo por separado. Sin embargo, dejar la base enchufada puede ser más conveniente, ya que también enciende y apaga el controlador, lo que brinda una experiencia perfecta al usar el dispositivo.La conexión Bluetooth funciona bien, la conexión es fácil y sencilla además de brindar una buna latencia a la hora dejugar.El software 8Bitdo Ultimate es liviano, amigable con los recursos y no requiere ejecutarse en segundo plano (o incluso instalarse), ya que almacena toda la configuración como un perfil en el propio controlador.Conclusión: Comprarlo es una gran opción, la mejor relación calidad precio del mercado, además de las múltiples opciones de uso.In terms of comfort, the controller is ergonomically comfortable, however, it can feel a bit small, it's just a matter of getting used to it. However, once you get over that hurdle, the controller feels completely natural in the hands.With the joysticks the feel is good and they work well, it has the right amount of resistance to provide excellent control in first person shooter games, but I found the 'clicks' on both to be a little stiff for my liking. They feel a bit clunky when pressing, it may just be a matter of 'getting used to it' over time.You can connect the controller via the dock to your PC or console, and let it handle both charging and wireless, or you can take the 2.4Ghz USB dongle out of the dock and plug it in separately. However, leaving the dock plugged in may be more convenient, as it also turns the controller on and off, providing a seamless experience when using the device.The Bluetooth connection works well, the connection is easy and simple as well as providing good latency when playing.The 8Bitdo Ultimate software is lightweight, resource friendly and does not need to be run in the background (or even installed), as it stores all settings as a profile on the controller itself.Conclusion: Buying it is a great option, the best value for money on the market, in addition to the multiple usage options.

I've had this sitting on my desk when not in use which was fatal for every other controller I own with inevitable dust getting into the sticks, but this one has yet to drift.Other than that, the D-Pad and LB/RB are clicky, the face buttons are tactile and not mushy, and the control sticks move very smoothly.Triggers do have a very high resolution, so it is somewhat responsive to depth of press. I don't play racing sims, but I imagine it would work well enough?It turns on automatically and connects to the dongle when I pick it up off the stand, 10/10 very convenient.My only annoyances are the bright white light strip on the stand when it's fully charged and the small bright white circular light on the front of the controller. It feels WAY brighter than the soft amber of partially charged. And I have been bothered by the blue-tinted eye-searing nature when playing at night when holding the controller, or even just the stand shining through my glass desk, lighting up a whole corner of my room when I'm trying to sleep. Normally I cover that stuff up with electrical tape, which will look kind of bad on the otherwise beautiful stand.As the title of the item states, it only works with the Xbox wired. Doesn't bother me because I don't have one, but this could be a deal breaker for Xbox owners.For PC and Steam Deck, I use the 2.4ghz wireless with the dongle. You can either connect the dongle directly or put it inside the dock and use the included USB cable to connect the dock to the PC. For Android, Bluetooth is the most convenient option.

This product was just released, and I imagine that some people will have this question so I wanted to post it here. THIS CONTROLLER WORKS WIRELESSLY ON Series S/X by adding one inexpensive adapter. Read on!I have XSX and 8bitdo says only WIRED play is possible on this system. Out of the box, this is true. Wired works phenomenally well, and the 8bitdo Xbox app allows for 3 profiles for button mapping, etc. Buttons, hall triggers and hall sticks all feel great and are well made.For WIRELESS play, use the Mayflash Magic-X adapter (I believe consensus was that Brook Wingman XB2 adapter was preferred, but due to some Microsoft shenanigans it only works on retro Xbox consoles now) - Wingman XB3 is said to be released Summer 2024 and is rumored to work with the newer consoles.WIRELESS PAIRING INSTRUCTIONS:1. Turn on Xbox, plug Mayflash into any USB port, it'll begin flashing blue. Don't need to do anything else with the Mayflash. It detects that it's Xbox and the blue light flashes.2. Plug in the small rectangular 8bitdo 2.4g USB adapter included with this controller (hidden on bottom of charging stand) into the female side of the Mayflash, it will begin blinking on the front.3. On the back of controller, switch the 3-way toggle to 2.4g setting. Then press the Xbox button, the ring lights up.4. Hold the pairing button on the top of controller until the Xbox button flashes rapidly.5. After a few seconds, the Xbox button light will stay solid and you will see that the light on the 8bitdo adapter is solid now too.6. Once connected, it works exactly like the official Xbox controller. And it stays paired with the adapter so whenever system is powered on just press the Xbox button, it vibrates to confirm.DOWNSIDES:1. With wireless play, the 8bitdo app does not work (prompts you to plug in the controller), so no button mapping nor usage of the P1 and P2 paddles on back. Even if you do button mapping when wired, it does not stay for wireless. If you're in the majority of users, this won't matter much.2. The wireless controller can turn off the system, but cannot turn it on. Mayflash has no power when console is off. I did try a powered USB hub and interestingly when the Mayflash port is switched to on, it wakes the system and the controller connects. Otherwise power button or another controller, and then press the Xbox button on 8bitdo controller and it connects, vibrates to confirm.TIPS:1. If you're trying to pair and it's not working and the light on controller will not stop flashing, just hold the Xbox button until light goes out and try again.2. The Bluetooth option on the controller does not work with the Xbox, even with the Mayflash (which has Bluetooth).3. The Mayflash adapter will continue to blink blue, don't worry about it. Use rear USB if it's distracting.Hope this helps some of you on the fence.EDIT: details