8BitDo Ultimate Wired Controller - Full Review!

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[@Teknishun]

Thanks for the showcase.

[@tangomcphearson74]

Hi thank you for making this video. I generally play PC games (through steam) I own a Steam controller - but have never used it much. I'm also left handed and that definitely complicates things for me. I just purchased the 8BitDo ultimate wired like the one you show. I was hoping you would show what each button and thumbstick do. I am an absolute beginner with controllers and have always just used my mouse and keyboard. But there are games i'd love to be able to set up macros for and personal profiles. I'd love to find a video for setting up this controller geared towards a left hander. Anyway thank you for this review - you were easily understood and gave a lot of great information.

[@ElleLayk21]

I bought mine after seeing this video. But encountered a problem. ultimate software won't recognize mine. I even tried plugging it in to my other usb port.

[@davidalcantara5243]

Nice video, but I have some questions from 8:30: You can select between Windows and Android for the custom options and profiles. But what about Switch? Did you test if changes on either of those options also translate into the Switch mapping when connected to it? Or does it turn out it keeps Nintendo's original button mapping where the right action button is A despite the controllers is printed as B?

[@saveroom01]

It function on PS4?