I immediately went to Amazon and ordered one. I play on PC, PS4, and Xbox S. I don't like the standard Xbox controller joystick placement. Probably because I started on a PS4. I strongly wanted a PS style controller for my Xbox. This was a God send.
@@kahlei98 if its identical to their other controllers then yes it is good. however if you are not using this on an xbox then you should get the cheaper one or the wireless one. no point in spending extra money for xbox compatibility if your not going to use it.
I've been using mine with Halo Infinite and what stood out immediately to me was the excellent vibration feedback. In that regard, it felt like I was holding a first party controller.
@@MichaelM28 I don't have a Series X controller. I'm playing on PC. But I do have an Xbox One controller and I would say that it feels at least as good as that.
@@DARK-KNIGHT-88 I don't play Call of Duty, but the triggers have been plenty comfortable for Halo Infinite. I honestly don't know what Mr. Kenson is talking about when he says that the triggers will dig into your fingers over time. If anything, the triggers on the first party Xbox One controller are more likely to dig into my fingers over time due to my fingers pressing against the square-edged compartment that they sink into when pressed all the way down. The triggers on the 8BitDo Pro 2 don't have that issue, and the extra width they have compared to the first party Xbox One triggers makes them more comfortable in my opinion.
What I love about the design is how wide it is across the top. In my view, it's better for people with large hands than a first party Xbox controller (which narrows at the top).
They wont because that would directly impact sales from their official controller. Nintendo allows official 3rd party to be wireless but they all lack rumble. All switch controllers who have wireless and rumble are not officially licensed.
I agree. I have the 8BitDo Pro 2 and I love that it is wireless, so much nicer than going over and plugging in the controller to the system. Plus I can use it for everything except PS/Xbox of course.
Yep that would be the perfect steam controller. Well if the analog stick was placed similar to the (Xbox/Switch) controller. I'm just not a fan of the PS analog stick layout. Me personally I use a Switch Pro Controller or a PS4 controller for steam.
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This controller would actually convince me to buy an Xbox. Mainly cause I'm Sony fan since forever and alway loved there controller and layout and the fact that Sony kept the style the same pretty much since the start.
I got my first Xbox (series S) just two weeks ago, and after trying that controller for a while, I ordered this one as soon as I saw it on Amazon. So much more comfortable for me; but, I am used to PS controllers more, and my hands are not the same size as yours. Edit: Also, it depends on HOW you hold your controller. I don't hold them the way Kevin does at all, so there is no issue with the ridge on the lower shoulder button. I keep the index finger on the top shoulder button, and the middle finger on the bottom; never have an issue with the ridge, then.
I recently got the pro 2 controller for my switch and its amazing but I'm not sure I'd want one for my xbox primarily because the abxy button lay out is different and using very different feeling controller's helps my mussle memory remember what it's supposed to be pressing.
@@KevGast Technically yes but that would end up messing up well established control schemes and muscle memory. For example reload is always the left face botton and jump is usually assigned to the bottom one ect.
Few things I had this controller since the 8th basically when it came out. This controller is perfect for Xbox or pc gamers. The funny part is thsi connect wireless to your phone and also the headphones jack works on pc. Second thing Nintendo does have controllers with headphones jacks except they are wired and it does work.
Great review! I've had mine for a week or two now and love everything about it but the cord. It plugs directly into a Magic-NS adapter allowing use with the Switch, which is a nice bonus. The d-pad really is excellent and the Switch Pro-style a/b/x/y buttons are a good feature. The cord factor really is a shame. Would happily pay an extra $20 for a wireless version.
Wow. Amazon got this to me in only about 5 hours. I am loving it playing my games on Xbox. I don't have to try to "switch left hand habits" between playing on Xbox vs PS4.
A fantastic plug and play no nonsense pad, one thing I noticed on the xbox version of the pro2 is that the triggers are tighter and have a bit more resistance to them where as the standard pro2 they feel a bit looser. They feel like more premium triggers though some may prefer looser ones. I don't have an issue with the trigger edge like he was suggesting, it's very comfortable, and like every pad out there the comfort of a pad will depend on the size of your hands.
Who puts their index finger on the triggers with a controller designed like this? The playstation controllers and the 8bitdo pro I have my middle finger on the R2/L2 triggers and index on the R1/L1. I find that infinitely more comfortable and really helps with button input since ever finger has its job to do.
THANK YOU!! My friend refuses to belive that anyone other than me does that! never have to worry about response, or finger slipping and hitting the wrong button.
I have too many first party controllers but love the stick and button design of this. The wire kills my interest for it though. Would pay extra for a wireless version.
I see the 8bitdo pro 2 as something similar to like a racing wheel or a fight stick, it is a specialized controller. This controller has it's niche (2d styled games) and it does very well in those areas, but it doesn't really succeed in games that are outside of that niche (games that make heavy use of the thumbsticks and/or shoulder buttons, like first person shooters). It can work well for those types of games, but there are better options out there for them.
i bet you also think the steam controller is a niche only good for FPS games. the 8bitdo controller is good for any games that use 2 sticks cuz your fingers are equal unlike xbox how do you think people plaied games like god of war on a ps3? that controller even had worse triggers than 8Bitdo
I bought this to use with Bloodstained Ritual of the Night and Symphony of the Night and after having used it the whole Bloodstained game through and then switching back to the Series X controller for other games I feel that the 8bitdo one is too straight for my wrists. The angle of the Series X controller is much more comfortable. This controller makes me regret owning a Switch version too 😂😂
If I am playing a 2d game, I want my Dpad at the top. If i'm playing 3d game, I want my analog at the top. 8bitdo retro controller is great for that. side note. I actually prefer to play srb2 kart with my 8bitdo controller. Something about it just feels right lol!
I honestly love this, especially for a still on use XBOX 360 with all the classic games I can play in there, in combination with the Brook XB, it might be very good there! However, I think detachable cables should just be an standard by today...
10:44 that's a weird way to hold a controller tbh. Typically your index fingers should be on L1 and R1 and your middle fingers should be on the L2 and R2.
you are added list of people who hold there controller uncomfortably along with the claw grip user from earlier. how are you supposed to press the grip buttons when holding it like that? with your ring finger? so uncomfortable.
@@bland9876 Funnily enough, I ended up buying the 8BitDo SN Pro 2, and I can now see exactly why he holds it that way -- the controller is 100% designed like this on purpose. I instantly disliked it tbh, but decided to keep it. Picked up an Xbox Series X controller and it fits my hand perfectly.
@@Grand_Alchemist wait I have multiple questions. 1. So you're telling me you're using an Xbox style controller and you're holding it in such a way that your fingers are on all four shoulder buttons at the same time instead of moving your fingers from the bottom to the top? 2. How are you supposed to press the buttons on the underside of the controller? I always use my two middle fingers to press those buttons.
@@bland9876 1. Yes exactly. I've always used index fingers on L1/R1 and middle fingers on L2/R2. Using only index feels like noob mode. 2. That's something I found with the 8bitdo SN 2, I don't use the underside buttons. I thought they would be more useful than they are (even after holding a controller noob-mode).
I do like the design of the controller and I love 8Bit Do. I had the SNES 8Bit Do sn30 pro + before I gave it to my friend. I'll be getting the new 8Bit Do 2, I personally wouldn't get this controller because I already have the Xbox Series X controller and I love that thing it's so comfy
I might have to try out this controller.I grew up playing fighting games on Playstation now trying to transition to PC. A far as I know this is the only Xbox controller with the dpad on top.
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@@shabberplasm32 that's awful. no wonder they deleted my comments as they went in. not sure if my exact phrasing stopped them or if they just got tired
Was wondering if this controller is good for apex,cod,halo, Fortnite if you play competively? Also, can the Xbox or playstation Kontrol Freaks (high rise sticks) fit on this controller?
the triggers won’t be a problem for me cause i was used to the ps4 controller, but how are the tension on the analog sticks cause i would mostly use this controller for call of duty.
Assuming that the Series S controller is the same size as the Xbox One controller (because I have an Xbox One controller but not a Series S controller), I can tell you that the sizes are pretty similar. The main difference with the 8BitDo Pro 2 controller is that it's wider across the top, making it a more comfortable controller for people with large hands (at least in my opinion).
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I've got one of these controllers for the switch and there great. If the Xbox vision was wireless I would buy it straight away. Also I just want to know why you can't get wireless third party controllers for the Xbox but you can do for PlayStation and the switch ??
@@sirensongss Yep no official ones with rumble but plenty of unofficial ones with rumble all over amazon. Bought pro controller style for ($15-$30), big joycons ($30-$40) and they been working fine for me.
No I've been looking a long time to be able to use my Xbox again i dislike the asymmetrical sticks. Plus the overal shape of Xbox makes my right thumb cramp up of just barely a half hour gameplay.
I have their game pass controller, and without me telling it to it has remapped buttons and I cannot fix it with their software, and customer service was less than a joke about helping too sadly.
It should be a a combination of buttons when you turn it on. Hold select and down on the dpad until the led flashes I think. Then it should reverse the a,b and x,y buttons. I hope that helps.
@@Raiden-324 there's no need for them to make a PS4 version because it would be too similar to the official PS4 controller so there'd be no reason to buy it.
I’ve been a Xbox guy for years, but ever since I used a ps4 remote , I wanted to find a controller that was compatible with Xbox, I just got this controller out of the box & hopped onto dragon ball xenoverse 2. It’s great for fighting games especially using the app to remap certain buttons, it’s extremely good
I immediately went to Amazon and ordered one. I play on PC, PS4, and Xbox S. I don't like the standard Xbox controller joystick placement. Probably because I started on a PS4. I strongly wanted a PS style controller for my Xbox. This was a God send.
Is it good? Im coming from the same place as you and i already have it on my cart😂
@@kahlei98 I use it as my only Xbox controller. I like it very much.
@@johnmckown1267 Same here. Im too used to the playstation controller.
@@kahlei98 if its identical to their other controllers then yes it is good. however if you are not using this on an xbox then you should get the cheaper one or the wireless one. no point in spending extra money for xbox compatibility if your not going to use it.
@@johnmckown1267Did you ever experience stick drift with this controller?
I've been using mine with Halo Infinite and what stood out immediately to me was the excellent vibration feedback. In that regard, it felt like I was holding a first party controller.
Is the vibration better than the series x controller?
@@MichaelM28 I don't have a Series X controller. I'm playing on PC. But I do have an Xbox One controller and I would say that it feels at least as good as that.
Is it comfortable for FPS games like call of duty and are the triggers comfortable?
@@DARK-KNIGHT-88 I don't play Call of Duty, but the triggers have been plenty comfortable for Halo Infinite. I honestly don't know what Mr. Kenson is talking about when he says that the triggers will dig into your fingers over time. If anything, the triggers on the first party Xbox One controller are more likely to dig into my fingers over time due to my fingers pressing against the square-edged compartment that they sink into when pressed all the way down. The triggers on the 8BitDo Pro 2 don't have that issue, and the extra width they have compared to the first party Xbox One triggers makes them more comfortable in my opinion.
@@InJeffable thank you sir, Also how do sticks tension compared to Xbox controller, thanks for your feedback!!!!
Honestly love it's design. I miss holding thinner controllers
What I love about the design is how wide it is across the top. In my view, it's better for people with large hands than a first party Xbox controller (which narrows at the top).
I'm so happy to see you reviewing this. Been debating on getting this since I have the mobile version. Thanks my dude
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MS REALLY needs to allow for wireless 3rd party Xbox controllers.
They wont because that would directly impact sales from their official controller. Nintendo allows official 3rd party to be wireless but they all lack rumble. All switch controllers who have wireless and rumble are not officially licensed.
I agree. I have the 8BitDo Pro 2 and I love that it is wireless, so much nicer than going over and plugging in the controller to the system. Plus I can use it for everything except PS/Xbox of course.
They don’t?
@@MrOfflineAlways Yep, pretty craptastic.
@@MrOfflineAlways No because Microsoft uses a proprietary wireless pairing method unlike Sony who use standard Bluetooth
If this had gyro, it would be great to use on pc. Having both gyro and the correct buttons displaying would be the dream
Yep that would be the perfect steam controller. Well if the analog stick was placed similar to the (Xbox/Switch) controller. I'm just not a fan of the PS analog stick layout. Me personally I use a Switch Pro Controller or a PS4 controller for steam.
I have this controller on the Nintendo Switch and it does have gyro.
@@pinguman13 you talking about the xbox version in this video or the ones with the Nintendo button layout?
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This controller would actually convince me to buy an Xbox. Mainly cause I'm Sony fan since forever and alway loved there controller and layout and the fact that Sony kept the style the same pretty much since the start.
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I got my first Xbox (series S) just two weeks ago, and after trying that controller for a while, I ordered this one as soon as I saw it on Amazon. So much more comfortable for me; but, I am used to PS controllers more, and my hands are not the same size as yours.
Edit: Also, it depends on HOW you hold your controller. I don't hold them the way Kevin does at all, so there is no issue with the ridge on the lower shoulder button. I keep the index finger on the top shoulder button, and the middle finger on the bottom; never have an issue with the ridge, then.
The way you hold them is the "claw" method. Lots of FPS players hold em like that.
How is the Dpad does it work?? O got a third party controller and on fighting games you cant jump forward?? Does this happen with this controller
This’ll be the perfect option for those that are taking advantage of the emulation capabilities of both new Xbox consoles- more focus on the d- pad.
I recently got the pro 2 controller for my switch and its amazing but I'm not sure I'd want one for my xbox primarily because the abxy button lay out is different and using very different feeling controller's helps my mussle memory remember what it's supposed to be pressing.
You could remap the abxy though
@@KevGast Technically yes but that would end up messing up well established control schemes and muscle memory.
For example reload is always the left face botton and jump is usually assigned to the bottom one ect.
I love this controller. I use it for GamePass PC. I beat Ori, The Messenger, and I'm going through Curse of the Dead Gods. Love this.
Few things I had this controller since the 8th basically when it came out. This controller is perfect for Xbox or pc gamers. The funny part is thsi connect wireless to your phone and also the headphones jack works on pc. Second thing Nintendo does have controllers with headphones jacks except they are wired and it does work.
Great review! I've had mine for a week or two now and love everything about it but the cord. It plugs directly into a Magic-NS adapter allowing use with the Switch, which is a nice bonus. The d-pad really is excellent and the Switch Pro-style a/b/x/y buttons are a good feature. The cord factor really is a shame. Would happily pay an extra $20 for a wireless version.
This is gonna be nice for 2D games and RetroArch. And it's more comfortable than Hyperkin's X91.
Wow. Amazon got this to me in only about 5 hours. I am loving it playing my games on Xbox. I don't have to try to "switch left hand habits" between playing on Xbox vs PS4.
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I love my 8bitdo Controller. I use them for my Raspberry PI, GPD Win 2 and GameingNotebook
A fantastic plug and play no nonsense pad, one thing I noticed on the xbox version of the pro2 is that the triggers are tighter and have a bit more resistance to them where as the standard pro2 they feel a bit looser. They feel like more premium triggers though some may prefer looser ones. I don't have an issue with the trigger edge like he was suggesting, it's very comfortable, and like every pad out there the comfort of a pad will depend on the size of your hands.
Who puts their index finger on the triggers with a controller designed like this? The playstation controllers and the 8bitdo pro I have my middle finger on the R2/L2 triggers and index on the R1/L1. I find that infinitely more comfortable and really helps with button input since ever finger has its job to do.
THANK YOU!! My friend refuses to belive that anyone other than me does that! never have to worry about response, or finger slipping and hitting the wrong button.
I have too many first party controllers but love the stick and button design of this. The wire kills my interest for it though. Would pay extra for a wireless version.
I see the 8bitdo pro 2 as something similar to like a racing wheel or a fight stick, it is a specialized controller. This controller has it's niche (2d styled games) and it does very well in those areas, but it doesn't really succeed in games that are outside of that niche (games that make heavy use of the thumbsticks and/or shoulder buttons, like first person shooters). It can work well for those types of games, but there are better options out there for them.
i bet you also think the steam controller is a niche only good for FPS games.
the 8bitdo controller is good for any games that use 2 sticks cuz your fingers are equal unlike xbox how do you think people plaied games like god of war on a ps3? that controller even had worse triggers than 8Bitdo
Dumb comment lol.
Been needing a controller like this for the side scrollers.
you need to show that to Bob Wulff, It would work with his XBOX Series S with RetroArch.
I bought this to use with Bloodstained Ritual of the Night and Symphony of the Night and after having used it the whole Bloodstained game through and then switching back to the Series X controller for other games I feel that the 8bitdo one is too straight for my wrists. The angle of the Series X controller is much more comfortable. This controller makes me regret owning a Switch version too 😂😂
This controller pairs perfectly with RetroArch on Series S/X.
Would you recommended this to someone who switched from PlayStation to Xbox but prefers the ps4 controller
It's the Xbox controller I've always wanted. Aside from the hardwired cable.
If I am playing a 2d game, I want my Dpad at the top. If i'm playing 3d game, I want my analog at the top. 8bitdo retro controller is great for that. side note. I actually prefer to play srb2 kart with my 8bitdo controller. Something about it just feels right lol!
a playstation style controller for Xbox? hell yea!
I honestly love this, especially for a still on use XBOX 360 with all the classic games I can play in there, in combination with the Brook XB, it might be very good there!
However, I think detachable cables should just be an standard by today...
10:44 that's a weird way to hold a controller tbh. Typically your index fingers should be on L1 and R1 and your middle fingers should be on the L2 and R2.
you are added list of people who hold there controller uncomfortably along with the claw grip user from earlier.
how are you supposed to press the grip buttons when holding it like that? with your ring finger? so uncomfortable.
@@bland9876 Funnily enough, I ended up buying the 8BitDo SN Pro 2, and I can now see exactly why he holds it that way -- the controller is 100% designed like this on purpose. I instantly disliked it tbh, but decided to keep it. Picked up an Xbox Series X controller and it fits my hand perfectly.
@@Grand_Alchemist wait I have multiple questions.
1. So you're telling me you're using an Xbox style controller and you're holding it in such a way that your fingers are on all four shoulder buttons at the same time instead of moving your fingers from the bottom to the top?
2. How are you supposed to press the buttons on the underside of the controller? I always use my two middle fingers to press those buttons.
@@bland9876 1. Yes exactly. I've always used index fingers on L1/R1 and middle fingers on L2/R2. Using only index feels like noob mode.
2. That's something I found with the 8bitdo SN 2, I don't use the underside buttons. I thought they would be more useful than they are (even after holding a controller noob-mode).
I think I might have to try transition to the unholy claw... looks really efficient
I do like the design of the controller and I love 8Bit Do. I had the SNES 8Bit Do sn30 pro + before I gave it to my friend. I'll be getting the new 8Bit Do 2, I personally wouldn't get this controller because I already have the Xbox Series X controller and I love that thing it's so comfy
As far as I know this is the only Xbox controller with Rumble triggers besides the official ones.
this controller has the best triggers i have ever used, insane.....
I might have to try out this controller.I grew up playing fighting games on Playstation now trying to transition to PC. A far as I know this is the only Xbox controller with the dpad on top.
I ditched wireless for wired. We've come full circle boyos!
Since I only bought an Xbox Series S for emulating old systems and I love Dpads that don't suck.. this controller is my favorite Xbox controller.
Does this controller work on the Switch as is? I wanted a Switch controller with no input latency an it looks more premium so I was curious.
just get the other wired version it is cheaper as well. (unless you want one for switch and xbox i dought this works for both)
I bet this controller uses the same Pro 2 internals (Bluetooth chip included), and the only reason for being wired is because of the Xbox licensing
The trigger extenders for the ds4 controllers fit on these triggers ;)
So is your office not heated? You're wearing a beanie and a coat. Like that's how I'd dress to shovel snow.
I was really hoping this would also work on Switch. I've been looking for an xbox controller that's compatible on that platform :(
So does the Heart Home Button act as a second Xbox Logo Button?
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Can you use 1 of the controllers on both consoles?
Where did you get that snazzy jacket?
I would personally wait for a wireless option
never going to happen
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@@shabberplasm32 that's awful. no wonder they deleted my comments as they went in. not sure if my exact phrasing stopped them or if they just got tired
@@undercoverduck If I had to guess, BetterHelp probably told him to not allow negative comments about them.
Will this new wired Xbox version work on the Switch as well?
Help. The LED light keeps blinking.
I’d probably pay the premium for a wireless version tbh.
Was wondering if this controller is good for apex,cod,halo, Fortnite if you play competively? Also, can the Xbox or playstation Kontrol Freaks (high rise sticks) fit on this controller?
I don't use official Kontrol Freaks but the ones I have fit
the triggers won’t be a problem for me cause i was used to the ps4 controller, but how are the tension on the analog sticks cause i would mostly use this controller for call of duty.
normal
Honestly, I am not sure why the pro plus and pro 2 can't just connect wired wise to the XBOX normally? Is it only the license?
microsoft is the worst company when it comes to controllers.
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I'm surprised they went with this design....
In a way it looks like a PS4 controller and SNES controller combined
How do you get GameCube out of that?
Who cares lol? There are multiple licensed PlayStation 4 controllers that are similar to Xbox designs, it doesn't matter.
@@allenellisdewitt my bad I was thinking of the wrong thing
@@shabberplasm32 true
This is very much more so PS inspired just like the PS5 chonky controller is inspired by the Xbone
hmm didnt realize they changed the name from 8bit-DO to 8bit-DOE
Does it work on windows?
looks good for fighting games and platformers
That's what I want to know is the d-pad good for fighting games
Are there analog triggers on this controller? Sorry if i missed that point.
Yes. There are great analog sticks on the switch and Xbox version
Have you heard anything about back button add-on's for PS5 controllers, like they did for Duelshock 4
I grew up with Nintendo and playstation, never could get into the Xbox layout, these are 29 euro or 29 bucks apx. in my country so i'll get one
Can this be used on the switch through an adapter?
Is it ok to play rdr2 with this controller??
Just connect to whatever platform you used to play with then play it
I need help ! How to set up turbo button?
Hey, quick question: does the 8bitdo pro 2 works with PS4?
No
@@bryanmontengro9296 tnks
I want this, but the wire is a dealbreaker. I Wish MS would allow wireless 3rd party controllers.
Is it bigger than the Series s Controller
Assuming that the Series S controller is the same size as the Xbox One controller (because I have an Xbox One controller but not a Series S controller), I can tell you that the sizes are pretty similar. The main difference with the 8BitDo Pro 2 controller is that it's wider across the top, making it a more comfortable controller for people with large hands (at least in my opinion).
Damn thats really nice
I got this because trying to play mario64 on a keyboard is a nightmare
Can you configure the back paddles to emulate an analog stick movement?
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Ordered one from Best Buy since it was $34.
It's weird seeing essentially a SNES controller for the Xbox.
I play claw. The older I get the more fatigue I feel from it. My hands are also smaller so this seems like it might be a good fit
Yh same I'm wanting a claw controller that's smaller and feels more thin, if you have one let me know
"I play claw." list of reasons grip buttons need to become a thing grows ever longer.
Question. When used by this company is the word DO (normally pronounced DOO) actually pronounced DOH?
Thanks.
doh
Works on Xbox One Too?
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The wire is a deal breaker for me, if it was wireless, I would’ve jumped on it.
There is a wireless 😅
Has anybody tried adding trigger stops to this?
there's a wireless version though
Do any kontrol freeks fit on this???
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This looks like a good option for MK11.
Literally bought it just for that lol I hate the the dpad on the Xbox series controller
Finally an xbox controller with the correct thumbstick layout 😀
That's not correct.
@@ghostlegit Yes, it is. ^_^
@@allenellisdewitt no its not. Only sony fanboys like that layout.
@@ghostlegit Really not that serious my dude
@@ghostlegit Yes it is fanboy
I've got one of these controllers for the switch and there great. If the Xbox vision was wireless I would buy it straight away. Also I just want to know why you can't get wireless third party controllers for the Xbox but you can do for PlayStation and the switch ??
Is due to Microsoft not wanting to license out their wireless technology. It would cut into their sales of first party accessories.
Licensing shenanigans. That’s why no official Nintendo 3rd party controller has rumble
@@sirensongss And its so funny seeing that people blame the 3rd party companies instead of Nintendo lol
@@sirensongss Yep no official ones with rumble but plenty of unofficial ones with rumble all over amazon. Bought pro controller style for ($15-$30), big joycons ($30-$40) and they been working fine for me.
Where is the game awards video?!??
I wish they make a wireless version of this
Microsoft doesn't allow licensed controllers to be wireless unless its similar to a SCUF modded Xbox controller.
@@shabberplasm32 is there a reason for that or do they just have a contract with Scuf ?
Now PS4 please
y the ps4controller is identical so no point.
The d pad and left thumb stick need to be switched.
No I've been looking a long time to be able to use my Xbox again i dislike the asymmetrical sticks. Plus the overal shape of Xbox makes my right thumb cramp up of just barely a half hour gameplay.
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I have their game pass controller, and without me telling it to it has remapped buttons and I cannot fix it with their software, and customer service was less than a joke about helping too sadly.
It should be a a combination of buttons when you turn it on. Hold select and down on the dpad until the led flashes I think. Then it should reverse the a,b and x,y buttons. I hope that helps.
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Hope they a ps4 version but wireless
you are the second person to act like they have never seen a ps4/5 controller befor.
@@bland9876 who say I haven't
@@Raiden-324 there's no need for them to make a PS4 version because it would be too similar to the official PS4 controller so there'd be no reason to buy it.
I'm excited to see a PS5 version of this controller!
um?
Best wired controller I found on xbox.
Seem like a decent controller...but why wired only??? Why not Bluetooth and wired then charge 50 bucks.
Because Microsoft doesn't allow it to be wireless.
@@shabberplasm32 Then Microsoft is an idiot.
@@jakesmith5278 they want you to buy their controllers
@@vaderchief gl with that.
the best controller on xbox still the xbox controller
I just want a wireless sn30 for my Xbox doesn't have to be the pro
I’ve been a Xbox guy for years, but ever since I used a ps4 remote , I wanted to find a controller that was compatible with Xbox, I just got this controller out of the box & hopped onto dragon ball xenoverse 2. It’s great for fighting games especially using the app to remap certain buttons, it’s extremely good
A great joystick for sparkling zero
Wish it was just wireless.