8Bitdo Sn30 Pro Wireless Bluetooth Controller, Hall Effect Joystick Update, Retro Gamepad for Switch, PC, Steam Deck, Android, Raspberry PI, iPhone, iPad, macOS and Apple TV (G Classic Edition)

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This gaming controller has made me play games again. Its small, lightweight, and very responsive. I've played legacy games along with the new Prince of Persia and it works flawlessly. It also has a USB C charge input

This Bluetooth model Sn30 is responsive has the vibration and feels close to an original Nintendo game pad while mixing in a PS2 remote functions. Best I can describe it; born from those two controllers. Of course it also works with Xbox games but I prefer the feel of another model for Xbox which they sell. Holds a charge for a long time. Pairs extremely easy, in Batocera all I clicked on was pair remote and worked right away. Of course you can also plug it in with a cable if you wish through a USB port provided you get yourself a long enough cable. Build quality feels really good, it does not feel cheap at all and the buttons and joystick have a good feel to them. It came in a very nice box that looked an felt like an iPhone box. I know might sound ridiculous but it's all those little touches that shows it's well built and of quality. I purchased this during Cyber Monday. At it's current price I find it a touch on the high side but still a remote I would definitely recommend to anyone looking to retrogame.

I had purchased this controller to mostly play games on the Nintendo Switch 2, and I gotta say, it works amazingly. The buttons are responsive, the d-pad is extremely nice, and the triggers are clicky, although they aren't analog triggers so, one push and you're at max input. The sticks themselves feel quite smooth as well, a little similar to a PS5 controller. The build quality itself is very good too and doesn't feel like cheap plastic. It also has some weight to it, although not a lot, which I'm sure some people will enjoy. Yes, it's a little small, so people with bigger hands may find it a little difficult to hold, though. I also heard that some controllers needed to update their firmware first before being able to play on the Switch 2, but this one worked with the console right out of the box. Even if it didn't though, all you would have to do is head to their website, have a USB-C cable ready (there's one included), and update the controller on your PC/laptop, pretty easy. All in all though, it's great, and I'm sure to purchase more controllers from this company in the future.

Amazing! I use this for OpenEmu, Dolphin, and Redream on my Mac, and Delta and Gamma on iPhone. It works flawlessly with all of them. Feels about the same size as a regular SNES controller, but the addition of Hall effect analog sticks and two extra shoulder buttons means you can play pretty much anything. The d-pad is just right, and feels exactly like the SNES. I also own an Xbox controller made by 8bitdo, and their stuff is top-notch, super solid build quality.

Adorable and functional controller! The white colour is very nice. It’s comfortable and light but also good quality. It fits in my switch 2 case to take with me!

This controller is amazing. I bought two for retro gaming on my tablet; primarily SNES. For that purpose it works amazing. I bought two and a hub to get around input lag but even over bluetooth its not that bad. You'll notice the BT lag if you're speed running but its fine for casual play. I've ran through Super Mario World and a Link to the Past with no issue. Though one issue I have is when using Moonlight to stream my PC the controls are super annoying. I'm kinda regretting I didn't get the Xbox version because Retroarch is easy to invert the controls where as its a nightmare for Moonlight and Steam. Only get this controller if you intend to use it on a Nintendo Switch, otherwise get the other layout. That being said its still a great controller and once you work it into your muscle memory its not that bad.