8Bitdo Pro 2 Wired USB Controller for Switch, PC, Android, Steam & Raspberry Pi (Grey Edition) (Nintendo Switch)

I used to use a Nintendo Switch Pro controller with Steam. It was a headache (even with Steam I had to get additional drivers). Initially I wanted to get an Xbox controller but even the more expensive models fail after 6 - 12 months. Reddit recommended to try the 8Bitdo.I chose the wired model as I sit in front of my PC but there is also a blue tooth version. The controller is immediately recognized in Steam, Microsoft Games and Epic Games. The controller is solid: compared to the Switch Pro: the haptic feedback is much stronger and the feeling reminds me of the old PlayStation controllers which is great.There are two things you need to be aware of: the two buttons on the bottom of the controller can only copy a function of the other buttons. It is not possible to assign a different function to them that you haven't already used another button on the controller for. This is disappointing as they have the ideal position to assign for example shift up/ down in Forza. So just forget about those two buttons (I don't use them).The controller comes preconfigured with the button assignment reversed to what the game show you: A = B and B = A etc. To solve: download the 8Bitdo software from their website. This gives you complete control of the configuration. You can set up to three different profiles. It is also possible to upload you desired configuration to the controller hardware so if you use it at a different PC it will still remember it without having to install the 8Bitdo software (I like B = B, A = A etc).It is a really good controller - among the best I have used in my 35 years of gaming :-). And it's priced very reasonable.

I bought this to replace an aging controller, and I couldn't be more happy with it.The D-Pad feels like a brand new SNES controller, from all those years ago, and the face buttons have an extremely minimal wobble that wouldn't even be classed as one (by an incredible majority of people).The cable is rather long, and uses a normal USB Type-A connector.On the go I plug it into a Type-A to USB-C adaptor and connect this controller to my phone (Android, Samsung S22+), and it works perfectly with the Snes9x version on the Play Store, without any configuration.VERY IMPORTANT WHEN USING ON ANDROID WITH AN OTG ADAPTOR:HOLD B, OR Y, AS YOU PLUG THE CONTROLLER IN. ONLY ONE PLAYER LIGHT SHOULD BE ON THE CONTROLLER, IF THEY ARE ALL FLASHING YOU NEED TO DO THIS AGAIN!

Setup and used on both Batocera and RetroPi. Good quality and work great but they are expensive. If you have an Xbox or ps2 controller use those and save money.

I've never had a controller which doesn't start to drift in a 6 month usage span. 8Bitdo is happy exception. It's in heavy use for a year without any slightest drift signs. And the biggest revelation is sticks are precise up to the point I can play games I had to use kb/mouse before.

I bought this for use with PPSSPP and PCSX2 and it is wonderful for both of these uses.The build quality is very good - and I would say much better than other controllers I have purchased in the past around this price range.

Not raspberry pi supported only switch and windows

works and is great , can recommend - the wire is long and doesnt get in the way. 10/10

Had to send it back twice, once for a replacement and then a refund.First one i had a broken stick and the second kept disconnecting and reconnecting,Controller was ok when it worked....