8BitDo Pro 2 All Versions Reviewed And Compared (Plus Input Lag Test)

[@wybuchowyukomendant]

I bought pro2 as a gamepad for my retro stuff, but it turns out to be so comfy and nice that I use it now with everything on my pc.

[@neins]

It is a first xbox-compatible controller with symmetrical sticks!

[@invader-1998]

Why is there a difference between the G Classic and the Grey one? They are both the same Controllers...

[@ConcasicoWoodworks]

Best video I have seen so far comparing all models, great job!!! I'm thinking on getting the xbox version for playing Elden Ring or platformers on PC but I'm liking that all black Pro 2. Now I don't know which one to choose 😅

[@FrameCounting]

Get them all! 🤣

[@azure8285]

Dude your videos are absoluitely awesome, keep doing input lag tests as these are very valuable information, it would be awesome if you tested 3rd party controllers of the PS4, PS5 and Switch too!

[@azure8285]

Also, it would be aswesome if you tested the controllers in their consoles instead of the PC.

[@FrameCounting]

I’ll see what I can do. The problem with consoles is they don’t have the tools needed for tests.

[@daneelaart]

do these have the same input latency wired? it seems you compared wireless controllers with a low polling rate to a wired one, they should technically be the exact same wired and i really need to know that before getting one, if i spend 5 bucks less on getting the wired one only for it to turn out that the wireless one has the same input latency wired i'd be pretty pissed

[@synapticrelaps4457]

The video I was looking for! Thank you!! Just ordered the xbox version. Will be using mostly for fighting games.

[@RomanoIong]

This really helped me decide which controller to buy for street fighter 6. Thank you so much!

[@MegaFinalRound]

Do the wired Pro 2 PC controller have similar input lag as the Xbox Pro2 controller? 🤔

[@judedebassige4393]

You’re the best!

[@leandroromero5509]

Yo awesome video gongrats

[@fragmentalstew]

There's also an 8bitdo pro 2 wired controller that works with switch and windows. I wonder if it has the same latency as the xbox version. It's wild to me that there's such a big difference in latency, because you were testing these all wired. I wonder if the quality or construction of the usb cable could be the cause? I also wonder what the latency compares over bluetooth.

[@FrameCounting]

Hmm did not know that. I may have to look into it.

[@latinochico]

@@FrameCounting did you end up having a look into it?

[@NintenPizza]

The official switch pro controller, wireless, has almost 13ms more latency than the joycons which is pretty bad. In-game characters feel a little less responsive and heavier because of it….now I’m back to those ergonomically fucked joycons. What’s even more hysterical is that pro controller has even more lag when used with a USB cable. Figure that one out. I was hoping that this 8bitdo Pro 2 wired controller might have less latency than the official pro but I doubt that’s the case

[@latinochico]

@@NintenPizza I have the wired 8bitdo pro 2 switch controller and have tested it. I'm getting similar numbers as the 8bitdo Xbox pro 2 wired controller you see in this video it's crazy fast. I'm using it on a high refresh fast monitor with pc , both together is the closest thing I found be similar to CRT TV gaming on speed. When the cable is natively soldered to the Printed Circuit Board I believe that's what makes a big difference. I also have the 8bitdo pro 2 Bluetooth version and even plugged in with a usb c cable it's slower than a turtle not just in numbers but I can feel it while gaming too.

[@latinochico]

@@NintenPizza I also have a Nintendo switch and have tested the controller there too. I'm getting similar results very fast compared to the Bluetooth version.

[@David-ym2vk]

Thank you for talking about the input lag. I appreciate this video.

[@mikepogi4302]

Great review i decided to get the black one thanks

[@Malefikar]

Thank you for all the tests and reviews!

[@bubu8305]

Hey, i have ordered Xbox version, here are my thoughts: - If you take a look of dimensions/weight its nearly same size as Dualshock 4 although its a bit deeper - The face buttons have more travel but they are responsive although its noisier if you compare to DS4 and DS5 - The d-pad is pretty accurate and a bit rough/rigid, that rigidness helps me to have cleaner inputs for 2D fighting games but meanwhile it slows me down in comparison of Dualshock 4 d-pad which is more wobbly and softer, anyway major downside for me: its size, its too small, i dont have large land at all but that small size does affect me, i cant perform combo from crouching position very well - The bumpers are quite long and dont have much travel, i d prefer those from DS4 - The triggers are quite similar but if you pay more attention, the bottom out is more dampened, also be aware, you need to push harder until to reach the bottom out of travel, i tested it in the sotware, if i push enough strenght, it doesnt go to 100% but rather between 85/95%, for fighting games, it shouldnt be an issue but for fps games, i ve heard it could be problematic - The face button and all button overall are closer to each others, i would prefer more space between them, besides, they are rather small - In general, despite of same size as Dualshock 4, in hands, i feel a bit uncomfortable, a bit narrow. - I dont have the wireless version, macros arent avail anyway but i remap shortcuts to the paddles, i think its ok safe for shortcut like activation of v-trigger in SFV or something like this, but for more complicated commands like performing combo, i found the placement of paddles quite difficult to reach. Maybe time will tell in order to get used it Overall its a good controller but for large hands, i dont recommend it, my best controller for 2D fighting games like Street Fighter V or Guilty Gear Strive is still the undefeated Dualshock 4 (personal own preference) I also know people who love that small d-pad size, all comes to personal preference anyway, great review by the way EDIT: for the latency, i can confirm, i have no issue or whatsoever (my regular pad is DS4 which has the least of latency among all controller)

[@bubu8305]

@Fjordhest I ve tested it, the controller is even smaller than Pro 2 or Dualshock 4, but the d-pad is big enough, i don't particularly like the button's layout (Saturn) but yes its a good controller overall

[@cjmba]

Thanks for your input. I was thinking about getting this as well for games like SFV, I went with the Razer Wolverine v2 Chroma; will test and see how it goes..

[@Josuh]

@@cjmba how'd it go?

[@cjmba]

@@Josuh while the chroma has nice clicky feedback on the dpad and face buttons, they are a bit tiny for my fingers. And the pad is generally a bit chunky and clunky. I went with 8-bit pro duo and haven’t looked back

[@yukiq]

hey, im interested in buying the Pro 2, but the wired version, this input lag test also applys for this one? I'm kinda bothered about the massive input lag that this guy has

[@JeanLoup1994]

I love U bro. I was going to buy the Classic version but when you explained the dpad I got the Gray one as I use it for fighting games mostly! I'm loving this controller

[@RNL2.]

The wired one?

[@nowimneil]

Thanks for this videos, have you tried using a thumb sleeve to play with these controllers? I think it might help with circular motions

[@hedgeyes6411]

Is there a significant difference in input delay when wired/bluetooth? Or on android/windows/mac/switch? Might be a drivers thing, maybe? I imagine a Windows PC might have some lovely Xbox controller drivers that makes the Xbox version so much better.

[@hotfistVODS]

This. You should really investigate input delay wired/wireless

[@gabrieltorres3184]

I bought both Pro 2 and the Ultimate C (the chepeast version of uktimate) and the d-pad is better than the pro controller for retro fighting games at least: It is great to play KOF series!

[@vgamedude12]

The input lag is really making me second guess this controller. I only want for pc and gyro use

[@suberlex2468]

Go with the Pro 2 Xbox version then! The others have horrible input lag

[@vgamedude12]

@@suberlex2468 I ended up with a ps5 controller

[@dans1370]

input lag is better with 8bitdo adapter

[@William5000000]

I heard the KingKong 2 Pro controller from GuliKit has no drifting or dead zone. I wonder if the D-Pad on that controller is good for fighting games...

[@FrameCounting]

Thanks for letting me know about this!!! Can't wait to test it out. =)

[@krausermb3512]

I recently bought an 8bitdo pro 2 and most of the time the dpad is excellent, but it has a big flaw the input ↓ is missing during half circle montion if I do it fast in fighting games. I don't know if it's a specific problem with my controller but it looks like other people had this problem too.

[@FrameCounting]

I don't have that problem with my Pro 2's. The only problem I have with the d-pad is the stickiness of the G-Classic.

[@koffing2073]

D-Pad on the GB version seem smaller and is slightly floating when you move it. You should test the new cheaper wired one.

[@vernay_]

What about those 2.4g wireless 8BitDo controllers? Are they better or worse than the bluetooth ones?

[@Grandmaster-Kush]

The classic cost 29 euro right now in my country so I think I am getting it, I sold my PS4 and forgot I have no controller :D This would be perfect for playing Tekken aswell

[@slugzz-]

Great video I think I’ll go with the Xbox version with the ps4 layout. Something to hold me over until cod comes so I don’t break my $300 one. Wanted the retro looking one but the speed does it for me.

[@tkangwei]

I am curious about the differences of latency input for the Pro 2 and Classic Pro 2, is it caused by different firmware or internals?

[@lukegie11]

ikr, it wouldnt make sense to change the internals since the gb edition is basicly just meant to be an external reskin. so that would mean there's a difference between the standard grey and black edition as well? no way. even on 8bitdo's website alI versions are handled as the same type of controller. literally searched everywhere for more info on this but couldnt seem to find anything so I think you should take this test with a pinch of salt (great vid non the less)

[@pr3cious193]

Thanks for the really informative video man. I'm just curious, what's the deadzone situation like on this controller, is it minimal or very noticeable cos I plan on buying this especially for racing games.

[@FrameCounting]

You can disable deadzones if you get the xbox one.

[@9unslin9er]

The Genesis/Megadrive and Logitech F310 d-pads are the GOAT.

[@danbo967]

Since the 8bitdo Xbox controller is wired it would have been interesting to compare the lag of the Pro 2 wired as well not just over bluetooth. Great video btw.

[@FrameCounting]

Everything tested was wired.

[@danbo967]

@@FrameCounting then how much worse is the latency over Bluetooth ?

[@tamodolo]

Hi! Thanks for the video. How did you measure polling rate? I get mine using DS4Win using switch mode as it's supported. The difference is that I have the original SN30 pro+ but the results are the same: 14ms over USB. Also I got this using BT and the result is stagering 33ms. It's just horrible. After that I understood why playing switch games with it was terrible and just leaved it alone...

[@FrameCounting]

I use a utility called Xinput Polling Rate Checker

[@tamodolo]

@@FrameCounting thanks! This works over BT?

[@ropeburn6684]

I didn't test latency, but by feel there's a difference like night and day between blutoof and wired. BT is laggy and feels unresponsive - even missing inputs occasionally. I don't know whether there's a problem with my device (S10+) but I don't think so. BT generally isn't very suited for critical real-time applications. Haven't tested on other systems. Wired however, it's an absolute blast and as fast and responsive as you could want. Together with its good haptic response you just smash through levels of fast action platformers like Dead Cells and the likes, where microtiming and precision is everything. Great ergonomics too, fits the hand just like older PS controllers or even a bit better. No fatigue even after hours, at least for me.

[@ahmedpc03]

thank you so much for this great comparison i hope that you can test the new xbox 8bitdo ultimate

[@FrameCounting]

Stay tuned... =)

[@johnm4397]

@@FrameCounting thank you!

[@invader-1998]

Does it connect to the Mayflash Adapter?

[@Hidzera]

Wow, such a detailed review! You got my sub! Do you think the input lag will be a problem to play SF6 on PC since I'm just a casual? Not going pro or anything, just for fun. I was thinking about 8bitDo Pro2 since I got a Switch and it would be nice to play there as well.

[@FrameCounting]

You will not notice controller lag playing casually.

[@noirvideos1468]

If my pc doesn't have bluetooth, can i use bluetooth dongle from another brand? And How long the cable of this joystick?

[@ghost-in-the-ciel]

Since you ranked the Series X pad above the Pro 2 Xbox in your favorite controllers, does that mean the 2x higher input delay isn't a problem? Or is the Series X D-Pad just worth it?

[@FrameCounting]

Input lag is negligible for most controllers if you have a good system and monitor. I just prefer the tactility and accuracy of the Series X/S dpad.

[@haedmistress]

The xbox version is wired and the other two are wireless, right? I guess it's obvious the wired one have low delay.

[@Cychreus]

do you get any joystick drifting with 8bitdo pro controllers? cuae im getting on my ps5 cosmic red after only 9 months and thinking my next pad to be pro 2....

[@FrameCounting]

All traditional mechanical sticks will drift eventually due to wear and tear unfortunately.

[@Cychreus]

@@FrameCounting yeah that sucks. shame on them, my ps3 pad never got that even after 12 years of abusing.

[@Grandmaster-Kush]

@@Cychreus I am currently using my 8 year old PS3 controller while waiting for the pro 2 :D

[@Cychreus]

@@Grandmaster-Kush i was using my 12 year old ps3 with ds4 for pc games but the left stick return joystick rubber died so i got ps5 dual sense which left stick gets a little bit drift but i just blow it and it works again... i hope pro 2 goes well, lemme know when you get it and test it...

[@reiikyuu]

Very underrated video, the review is very thorough and I like it. BTW, between this controller and the 8bitdo SN30 Pro+ which one is better? both controllers seem to look similar the only difference I can see on the surface level is the SN30 Pro+ is cheaper than the 8bitdo pro 2

[@FrameCounting]

SN30 Pro+ doesn't have back paddles. But other than that they are essentially the same controllers.

[@johnm4397]

thank you very much for this video!!!!!

[@FrameCounting]

You got it!😀

[@rpgfreak9999]

Have you tested the 8Bitdo Pro 2 PC Version's input timings with 8Bitdo's USB Adapter 2? Would really love to know the data, as I have a Pro 2 and a Pro Plus, and my Adapter 2 dongle just arrived in my city today.

[@FrameCounting]

It looks like it's a bluetooth dongle. I've done some tests on Bluetooth before that you should check out. As far as this one, I am unsure whether that the performance will be any different than other Bluetooth adapters.

[@rpgfreak9999]

@@FrameCounting Tested it moments ago. "Normal USB" 3.0 connection without the included USB-C USB-C Male to "Normal USB" Female connection (Idk the proper terminology for rectangular USB connections), and the timings were relatively the same as wired (I had done a wired test with XinputTest last night). Just now tested my M30 with the USB-C "normal" female to C male connection (I had tested wired and bluetooth last night). The timings showed less three-digit decimals than wired, whereas bluetooth was riddled with mottled 3-digit readings, both of these among four and five-digit readings. I surmise that the 8Bitdo USB Adapter 2 gives input latency improvements that are generally relative to wired connections, overall. Wired from a distance. :)

[@kraken5003]

@@rpgfreak9999 what does this mean? if i have the 'normal PC version' and i plug in the USB will it be faster? will it be as fast as the wired USB version?

[@rpgfreak9999]

@@kraken5003 I think it means that using the dongle is the same as using it wired. Also, when I said "normal USB" I meant "USB-A" connection. Was really mixed up back then.

[@jweesm4287]

can you please update the review and use USB rate to see the deference

[@Lean-xt1lq]

Hey frame counting or anyone who owns the xbox version, do you guys know if this works with a brooks converter to play tourney for PS5? I wanted to get the bluetooth version but the fact that it has macros makes it unusable for tournament. Cheers

[@FrameCounting]

Xbox version works. But PC versions don’t.

[@Lean-xt1lq]

@@FrameCounting cheers thanks for the reply

[@strangetoni]

this d'pad vs ps4 d'pad for oldscool 2d games?

[@CONFINEX]

This one is so easy to press, very accurated input but the button is kinda hard. If you input many quick quarter circle motion it may hurt your finger, but I would say PS4 has the same problem, so Pro 2 wins in term of the dpad.

[@chocolaa-p2689]

It’s very wierd that the normal 8bitdo pro 2 has such a bad input latency, because if you use HIDUSBF’s USB Overclock tool to force the 8bitdo pro 2 to run at a higher polling rate while wired, you get the EXACT same figures shown as the one in your G Classic input latency results My personal testing has also shown that using any firmware version other than the 1.05 version actually makes input lag worse going up to 22ms max input latency, but with the new 1.08 firmware with Xinput mode, the input latency becomes 9ms average and 7ms minimum, but there’s an issue with the left stick on some games on that version

[@FrameCounting]

Hmm.. that's interesting info.

[@chocolaa-p2689]

@@FrameCounting wierdly enough on firmware 1.05, forcing 1000hz polling rate via HIDUSBF doesn't actually do anything for Xinput but it makes improvements to Switch mode and MacOS mode (used ds4windows to emulate xinput for the input test)

[@druidobianco9734]

How do i update/change firmware versionof my controller? I’dlike to install 1.08 since i can really feel the imput lag but don’t care about the analog sticks, i just use the controller for retro dpad-oriented games

[@abicrystalwing1543]

@@chocolaa-p2689 So input lag on switch mode is best on 1.5? If so, then can I ask how you forced the polling rate?

[@chocolaa-p2689]

@@abicrystalwing1543 you can only do it on PC with a wired connection using usbhidf although there is a new 1.09 beta 2 that has better latency across all modes both wired and wireless and doesnt have any serious side effects

[@Josuh]

Does any of yours "click" when you press the center of the d-pad? it's kinda distracting and i'm not sure if it's supposed to be that way

[@jesusjimenez6755]

Mine does

[@Josuh]

@@jesusjimenez6755 yup, it's normal

[@kimchi8022]

Kind of sucks that the dpad on the Xbox version is rough. I’ve been looking for a good fighting controller that won’t blister my thumb.

[@FrameCounting]

I would say most dpads will do that if you play in it long enough. We are grinding our skin against plastic over and over. You can try to get a gaming thumb sleeve if your skin is sensitive. Or you can play with an arcade stick.

[@borokoshow4265]

If you're playing on PC, the 8bitdo M30 has the best d-pad for fighting games, even better than most controllers designed for fighting games.

[@calderondy]

Sir can you please review also the pro 2 wired version 🙂

[@QWERTY708100]

is this a good controller for platform fighters like smash? what about traditional ones like 3rd strike?

[@FrameCounting]

I don’t play those games but I would assume they’ll be good for any fighting games. Although you’ll probably want a six button layout controller for SF.

[@SprunkCovers]

For Smash it is a little odd at first, but in the end it is amazing, it is mostly the same as a Switch Pro controller, for traditional fighting games I would say is good, at least that is what I feel for Soulcalibur

[@pondwithducks3092]

if you don't mind the parallel stick layout it's good for smash. if you have a controller with side-by-side sticks, hold it in your hands and imagine you're playing smash with it. if it doesn't feel right, you won't like the pro 2 lol

[@brugges]

5:25 well this dpad (+ buttons and colors) are based on the Gameboy. I may be wrong but it doesn't seem like you realised that 😉

[@FrameCounting]

I did not! That fact made the controller so much cooler now! 😁🙏

[@brugges]

@@FrameCounting Ain't it ? I just ordered one (the grey-ps1 version, i already have the GB finish on the first SN30 Pro+... 😊)

[@walterg74]

Yeah that's the whole gimmick... and the grey is not just "classic" it's colored after the original playstation...

[@pibem6108]

I think the low input lag on the xbox one is because of the wire, maybe if you test the wired versions of the other 2 controllers the test may vary?

[@FrameCounting]

All tests are done wired

[@pibem6108]

@@FrameCounting Heya, thanks for the anwser, wanted to tell you that i buyed recently a 8bitDo Pro2 (Gray) and the ms tests are at 3.98Ms (this one is the wired version, and it came refurbished)

[@budgetking2591]

Hey i bought the wired version for pc and wired version for xbox that you reviewed. The wired pc version also only has 100hz polling rate, just like the wireless versions when using wired. Also the triggers on the regular wired version feel much cheaper then the triggers on the xbox version, the triggers on the xbox version are insane, it litterly measures 1% input.

[@Idk-rj1op]

Are button's loud

[@Josuh]

Are buttons loud also

[@juanchol21]

@@Josuh at the start they are loud, but after one month they are almost silent

[@garlanramadhan4291]

8bitdo pro2 is almost perfect, it just have a very bad bluetooth connectivity. I pretty much need to use it in wired mode all the time. Its Bluetooth mode is very laggy and often lost connection. BTW, I have the Gclassic version and my input lag result is actually exactly the same as your regular one, which is 14.72 ms in avg. Dunno why yours is lesser. Probably different batch or something?

[@FrameCounting]

Hmm, that’s interesting…

[@latinochico]

How do you test input lag ? What program you use?

[@helloguy8934]

It maxes out at 30. It. Just keeps on hopping around

[@kaioolirio]

Flydigi Apex 2, d-pad in FGC is good? Inputlag? Test please 🥰

[@FrameCounting]

Apex 2 video is out! =)

[@kaioolirio]

@@FrameCounting 😍

[@DanielCabanillasArriaga]

I have a problem, I have windows 11 and my 8bit do Pro 2 does not work with bluetooth, it only works with cable. At first I thought the bluetooth was wrong but when I connect the controller with my mobile phone via bluetooth everything works fine. And I have already installed the software and driver Please help!!!

[@FrameCounting]

Sorry I don’t have Windows 11

[@DanielCabanillasArriaga]

@@FrameCounting That's ok, I already solve my problem, thanks anyway.

[@ivanaviNiebla]

@@DanielCabanillasArriaga What was the solution?

[@DanielCabanillasArriaga]

@@ivanaviNiebla The solution for me was to return my "8bit do Pro 2" because I had already tried everything and I couldn't solve it, also I couldn't find someone who could have solved the problem with Windows 11. Happily, the purchase had been made by Amazon and they accepted the return without any problem. I couldn't stand not being able to play with the controller anymore and before finishing breaking it out of anger, I better return it. Now I have a controller of the brand: KROM, the model: KEXAL and so far I have been able to play without any problem using Bluetooth. It also comes with a USB receiver in case you have to connect it to another computer that doesn't have Bluetooth.

[@ivanaviNiebla]

@@DanielCabanillasArriaga The problem is that about 2 years have passed and have modded the controller

[@dougclendening5896]

Is the input lag wired or non wired?

[@7ru579]

Wireless

[@invader-1998]

Hey Does it connect to Xbox One?

[@latinochico]

What program do you use to test input lag? Thanks

[@FrameCounting]

Here ya go: github.com/chrizonix/XInputTest

[@yoorichyrichGaming]

Yea I have the Pro 2 Xbox because I can’t stand having left joystick on dpad side, I need it in a PlayStation version where joysticks are next to each other + back buttons + fast response time + wide controller, yea the Pro 2 Wired Xbox is one of the best controllers

[@FalconFetus8]

Skip to 8:41 for the lag test.

[@corndog9482]

Great video. Thanks for the detailed analysis. Were the PC and G-Classic models tested wired, or wirelessly during the latency tests?

[@FrameCounting]

Wired for all controllers

[@corndog9482]

@@FrameCounting Oh wow! Thanks!!

[@ivyy8221]

Hey! Have you tested their latency wirelessly? I'm interested in getting one of them to use wireless as my ds4 started disconnecting all the time and it seems to be my usb cable and I also want to try this controller.

[@Flo0die]

your video and the sound is all out of bonk.. you talk about parts that arent being shown at that time in the video. The back button part is such an example. Apart from that, very informative

[@edwardteach342]

Does the xbox version work on PC?

[@FrameCounting]

Yes

[@edwardteach342]

@@FrameCounting should I cap the fps of my game to match my refresh rate?

[@bumpyface228]

I ordered the black Pro2 but didn't know about the input delay. I'm super sensitive to input delay. I may have to return it.

[@leninomarfmtz2154]

6:35 The Nintendo Play Station

[@jakesmith5278]

MS knew that 8bitdo will f### them up if they allowed 8bitdo wireless controller on the Xbox.

[@stonetusk1]

i agree with the wrist too straight 7:00

[@Mestre-Joe]

About D-Pad.. You're probably born after 00's... If your thumbs are hurting, use your t-shirt, just a tip lol

[@goldpieceleo]

I'm having an input lag while using this controller Play Fortnite mobile but my cheap Ipega works perfectly fine.

[@KWPZ21]

In my experience don't buy the black Snes looking controller. Mainly because if you hand it to a person who doesn't game a lot they will have difficulty Seeing what the letters on the controller are.

[@Simulati0n]

While I can somewhat agree but if you know the button layout that shouldn't matter later on because its muscle memory.

[@KWPZ21]

@@Simulati0n For me it still an issue. I'm used to PlayStation controls and I don't play everyday. So every once in a while when I play games I forget where the abxy buttons are because what muscle memory to me is the PlayStation controls square, triangle,x,circle.

[@pairatk.9589]

8Bitdo pro 2 what Kontrolfreek

[@rasmusmodeen6933]

I read somewhere that Xbox ones work with these controllers. Found it on Reddit i believe... Just watched this video after ordering the Xbox version for my PC (minutes ago) and so happy to see the difference in input latency. Lucky coincidence! 😅

[@chocolaa-p2689]

Xbox Ones work I have galaxies on my pro 2

[@rasmusmodeen6933]

@@chocolaa-p2689 same here! Fits perfectly. Awesome controller over all. The controller felt a bit weird at first - joysticks and triggers. Had some trouble updating the software but when I eventually got it done (with som help from the support team) the joysticks dead zones and triggers work super smooth, no complaint!

[@SprunkCovers]

I do have the Xbox version, the original SN30 Pro (the one without the grips) which I just sold for the Pro 2, I love them all! Now I'm interested on the soon to be released Xbox one that it will be coming out late May this year

[@FrameCounting]

Got mine pre-ordered! ;)

[@nexusprime2487]

I'm suddenly Imagining that they'll make a pro 3 with the design from the 8bitdo ultimate wired xbox controller in the future whether with the playstation or xbox layout depending of which.

[@Josuh]

@@nexusprime2487 and sure enough they did

[@budgetking2591]

yeah ill take the low latency one.

[@seanyboy1891]

i Weallly want to gwet this

[@budgetking2591]

even my cheap ass gamesir t3 has 260 hz polling rate, i dont see why these semi- premium 8bitdo controllers shouldnt all have 260 hz polling? what a fail, the Gulikit Kingkong2 has 100 polling rate, lmfao.

[@DrewDragoon]

Be vewy vewy quiet, I'm hunting wabbits