8Bitdo Pro 2 Bluetooth Controller for Switch, Hall Effect Joystick Update, Wireless Gaming Controller for Switch, Switch 2, PC, Android, and Steam Deck & Apple (Gray Edition)
Description
🎯 Level up your game with precision and power in every move!
- COMFORT MEETS CONTROL - Enhanced grip and dual pro-level back buttons elevate your competitive edge.
- TAILOR YOUR EXPERIENCE - Custom profile switching and 4-way mode button let you adapt controls on the fly.
- PRECISION AT YOUR FINGERTIPS - Hall Effect Joystick delivers ultra-responsive, drift-free control for pro-level gameplay.
- SEAMLESS MULTI PLATFORM PLAY - Compatible with Switch, Switch 2, PC, Android, Steam Deck, Apple & Raspberry Pi for ultimate versatility.
- ENDURANCE FOR MARATHON SESSIONS - Rechargeable 20-hour battery keeps you gaming wirelessly without interruption.
The 8Bitdo Pro 2 Bluetooth Controller (Gray Edition) is a versatile, wireless gaming controller featuring a Hall Effect Joystick for precise input, 20-hour rechargeable battery, and multi-platform compatibility including Switch, PC, Android, and more. It offers customizable profiles, enhanced grip, dual back buttons, motion controls, and USB-C charging, designed for professional-grade performance and comfort.
Specifications
| Additional Features | Wireless |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Hardware Platform | Gaming Console |
| Controller Type | Gamepad |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Compatible Devices | Nintendo Switch, Windows, IOS, Mac, Android |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Color | Gray Edition |
Reviews
R**X
It's the best!
Wonderful, easy to connect to my PC and Switch, it's the best 3rd party controller out there!
B**S
Analog stick and firmware problems
TL;DR: left analog stick has issues, maybe future firmware updates will solve them.After using the non Hall Effect version of this controller, I was expecting perfection. But sadly, there are some quirks. For example, latest 3.04V firmware has "Optimized accuracy" of joysticks. Well, after playing some rocket league, I noticed that for some reason, left stick stops going full range, especially at the top portion (can't make half flips and dodge correctly anymore, so pretty much unplayable).So I tried downgrading to 3.02V and it seemed good (avg error of circularity tests went from 8% to 4%). But yet another problem appeared: both thumb stick buttons (R3, L3) were being registered as pressed by default, and pressing them would put them into a released state (basically, inverted).So I tried downgrading even further, to 2.00V. My controller got bricked. Well at least that's what I thought, but then noticed there is an "Advanced Mode" in the firmware upgrade tool, so I was able to recover it back to the original, 3.04V firmware.
Common Questions
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