8BitDo Ultimate 2.4g Wireless Controller With Charging Dock, 2.4g Controller for PC, Android, Steam Deck & iPhone, iPad, macOS and Apple TV (Black)

I have tried multiple controller before, they all just get drift stick with in 6 months or bottoms wouldn’t work or just by dropping it, it wouldn’t turn on. I had this controller for more then 2 years and still looks like new not a single issue. When you put it on the duck it turns off automatically and when you take it off it turn on automatically.

Pairs to almost any pc device and works like a charm

Works great out of the box, even without installing software. Although installing the software greatly improves the experience. With it, you can remap the entire controller. For example you can change the triggers to register as the shoulder buttons, or you can swap the R3 click buttons while retaining the direction mode (move/turn) of the sticks.Did you get used to the Nintendo Switch layout over the holidays like me? You can swap the A, B, X, and Y buttons or any combination as well. You're able to create profiles and switch between alternate setups on-the-fly. Comes with two extra paddle buttons on the back that can be added to the three extra profiles The default profile doesn't utilize them. Play older PC games with the Direct Input switch on the back.The controller feels just right in my hands, and doesn't feel cheap to me. Rumble has a good feel to it. The analog sticks are very good in my opinion and the dead-zones for all analog controls can be edited in the software from the bottom or the top of their ranges. I haven't used them myself yet but you can also set up macros. Plus, anything you edit doesn't require the software to be running. After you're done editing, the software will save the settings directly to the controller.The included dock is very convenient. Just set the controller on the dock and it disconnects and begins charging, notifying you with a pleasant LED light. This light turns off when the controller is fully charged.If for some reason you don't want to use the dock, you can remove the USB receiver from the bottom of the dock and plug it into your PC. The controller has a USB-C port on its top for charging or plug and play.Had no problems installing this on my PC. I use Windows 10. I also installed to a Windows 7 PC which has some older games on it and both the controller and software work on that OS as well.Overall, I am very satisfied with my purchase.

I liked that the controller came with a charging dock and a usb dongle. When I start gaming on my PC, the controller pairs pretty quickly upon lifting it out of the dock. Though I was expecting it to be as comfortable as my Xbox One controller, this controller is smaller in size. I feel like the sticks are a bit challenging to hold a grip to. Especially when they are a bit on the short side. The downward handles aren't well formed in the hands in my opinion. When I first started playing with the controller I tended to have the hands outward as I found that gripping and conforming to the controllers form felt unnatural as my hands seemed to be right angled. Though I did get used to it eventually. The D-pad is less tight than my Sn30 pro. Triggers and bumpers look very similar to that of the PS4 controller (a controller I dislike with a passion). I wish these buttons were wider. The back paddles are well placed and are not intrusive. Rumble is okay, it's just a regular vibration motor. The 2.4 connection is responsive. It looks nice in my computer desk as the controller paired with the charging dock, the controller is pretty handsome in a desk setup. Overall the controller is just okay. It's a good priced controller that is well made, has a good D-pad, and provides for overall better value as you are getting the controller and the charging dock. Even with my okay rating, this is my main controller as I find that having a good battery life, a charging dock, and having 2.4 connection to be more practical than playing on my Xbox One controller. I'm pretty happy with it overall.

I've been using controllers since the NES days, over 35 years and the quality of this controller certainly impresses given the price point. As my first 8bitdo controller, I can say that this controller lived up to their reputation. First of what impressed me most, which is the ease of use. You connect a usb dongle to your PC and it just works. The controller comes with a dock, no power brick but you can just connect into one you already have or directly into a usb slot on your power strip. You put your controller on, it goes to sleep and charges. You take it off, the controller automatically wakes and your PC just recognizes it. Amazing.The build quality is high and the form factor is near perfect in shape and size. The buttons feel incredible and don't make a loud sound when you press them, plus you get a couple buttons on the backside of the controller.The analog sticks have a heavy but smooth feel to them. I don't really know any other way to describe it. Compared to a Joy con you can immediately feel that the Joy con sticks are trash compared to these. I'd be comfortably saying that these sticks are as good as the ones on the Dualsense controller and much better than the ones featured on the Xbox controllers or the Switch Pro controller.However, the best thing about the build quality of this controller is the dpad. Absolutely, hands down the best dpad in the business. Better than any dpad Xbox has made, on par the SNES dpad, which Nintendo has never replicated to the same success and Sony with their style of a button based dpad can't compare.My only gripe about this controller, is that much like the Xbox Elite, it has a very scratchy textured grip on the back. I don't like that. It's not sandpaper bad or anything but it's a annoyance. I'd prefer a more rubberized grip texture like what the Xbox Series Forza Horizon controller has.To sum it up, a near perfect controller for PC.