That Removable back is to put a piece of pasta, for when you're needing a carb fix while gaming. But only one piece. Anymore and it would be gluttony. Such a good company thinking of both gaming and health needs. A 5/7 for sure.
I was about to pick up an 8bitdo pro 2 UNTIL I watched this review. The function to wake the switch is a HUGE plus for me. I just ordered one, thanks for the extremely detailed review 👍🏼
This is the best review of this product that I've seen. Loved the comparison between the way the grips.The d-pad details were what I was looking for. Thank you!
For years I used a huge, funky looking controller for the original Xbox called the FPS Master Controller until there was no longer any decent workarounds to use it on modern systems. It was programmable and had face buttons on the top and some replicated on the bottom of the controller.
I hadn't heard of this controller until now (I'd mostly been using my SN30, with the replacement silicone thumb sticks). I'll have to give it a shot. Thanks, mate!
@@GangityBirdity Ordering that, too :) Looks an amazing piece of kit. I was lucky enough to get one of the SN30 controllers with the SNES-colour buttons before Nintendo stamped on that, so I'm quite fond of it.
THANK YOU CONTROLLER MAKERS who put the "start" and "select" in the RIGHT place, and move the "HOME" and "SCREENSHOT" keys out of the way. That's usually the first thing I look for in a third party controller.
Got one with 10% off coupon, really love it. Amazing grip feeling, amazing back paddle function. I think it's better than the switch pro controller in some way!
I have a Chinese controller called mobapad pro... I think it's very similar to this, with some differences for better of for worse. It has usb type C, a huge battery, turbo function for every button if you need, 4 programmable back buttons and macro support ... The triggers feels different, they have a lot of travel but activates as soon as you start pressing it (it's weird but feels ok, sometimes I accidentally activate them by just resting my fingers there, it's something to get used to). Very good build quality, adjustable vibration and some other stuff. Works fine with android, PC and Nintendo switch, and it wakes up your switch (something that indeed we don't see very often). You should take a look. Just type Mobapad pro on Aliexpress.
Amazing controller, feels very high quality for the money. It actually feels better once the face buttons wear in. The programmable back buttons are so useful. In open world games or shooters, I map the run button from the analog stick to the back. It's the little things.
I managed to order one of these at a great discount (£27) based on this review. First impressions were great as it felt amazing to hold - just the right size and shape. Sadly I have to return it as Bluetooth and dongle connection to my HP laptop just don't work. It connects okay but no inputs seem to do anything. Works fine with Android. Also the L1 and R1 triggers don't seem to be analogue, just a click, so not for me I'm afraid.
Hi, I had some questions if you could answer: 1. does the dpad have a pivot at the centre 2. do the sticks have any deadzone issues, it could be central deadzone, axial deadzone or even outer deadzone. 2. do the sticks have any recentering issues or does it jitter 3. how is the input lag particularly in bluetooth vs 2.4GHz connection. also, can you cannect the 2.4 GHz dongle to an android device with an otg cable, in order to get potentially a little less lag 4. battery life/capacity im sorry if I missed something that you mentioned in the video. I understand that this is not a full review, but I appreciate all the details I can take while making a purchase. thanks alot and appreciate the video.
Hi, I'll try to answer these to the best of my ability! 1. Yes, the center pivots just slightly when I push on it. 2. I tested it on my Android phone using Gamepad Tester and there are no deadzone issues, and no recentering/jittering issues. 3. There is a discernable lag with Bluetooth, it's very slight. 2.4GHz seems better to me. I tested Android with an OTG cable and it worked perfectly. Battery capacity is 800mAh, and the spec sheet says it lasts for 30 hours. Hope that helps!
I remember the steam controller has a removable back as well. And it's like a compartment to store the 2.4g usb dongle. Maybe in this case, it's a storage for the usb dongle as well. Can you try to see if it fits?
That removable back panel reminds me of this PDP controller I had that had back buttons set up similarly. Personally, I prefer my 8BitDo Pro 2 because of the PlayStation style and how the D-pad feels, and I found that I grew to dislike how the +, -, home, and capture buttons are placed on other pro controllers. I just wish the Pro 2 could wake the Switch up (whereas this can), but that's just a nitpick for me, since my Pro 2 isn't just another Switch controller for my usage. If I didn't already have the Pro 2, I'd probably have my eye on this!
@@JadedBeast it’s really good to be honest. Nice & comfy to hold. Sticks are in the right place. Wireless dongle with pc works great (treats it as an Xbox controller). And bluetooth works well with my Switch, tablet & phone. For the price it was well worth it.
I like how ur still honest with ur review even though u have an affiliate link u didnt milk the product u were truthful and honest thats hard to find now
Thanks Stanley. I'm really not interested in selling anything to people, but giving people a fair assessment of their options. Of course, if they decide to buy something with the affiliate link, that's also nice :)
@@the7thseph If you like a little bit of a slimmer controller with full control over programmable buttons on both smart phone and PC then the 8bitdo pro 2 is for you.
This looks pretty nice, but like most other controllers, it seems to have the minor quirk that when holding the controller, your left thumb is on the left joystick at an angle, and not straight up. This isn't really an issue for most games, because most either have 8-way navigation or 360-degree navigation, but it does irk me when I play smash in my free time. Since my brain assumes that 'up' is pushing my thumb forward, I usually end up pushing north-northeast, and given that there's a difference between up-left and up-right when using a special attack, it can often be a punishing mistake. The other thing I'm wondering is - is there a sound that plays when you push the function button long enough to start the mapping process? It looks like it lights up when it's ready, but since your finger is over the button, you can't really see.
I would love to hear your opinions on the 8bitdo Pro 2, in a vid. I'm very tempted to get one as my replacement Switch controller, for when the battery dies.
Yep. I have also preorderes one pro 2. Same price range, but other reviews got me into buying the 8bito. Maybe just good marketing, but I really hope that's a good buy.
8bitdo SN30Pro+. Love mine. Does everything. Easily available locally and with warrantee. EDIT: And for only slightly more, the Pro2 in the next couple of weeks.
talking about controllers, have u seen that "ps5" controller bootleg that isactually a handheld console? It appeared in my recomended on aliexpress some days ago and i had to got one, i still wating for it at the moment but i think its an interesting weird device (i know u normally do just some really solid and good devices but i think its a silly little thing that couuld be great for its value y'know)
@@kill_repeat8491 oh thanks, he was the First person to make a video about it, im not gonna watch yet, i want to have a little bit of surprise to test games and the emulation by myself
I believe Microsoft + Nintendo + Google + SNK Playmore + Sony + sega / should just joint forces team up and make a ultimate console together it would be awesome 🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝
Thanks for the awesome review! Am considering buying myself a retro gaming console in the near future and pairing this controller with it. Just to confirm, it uses a USB micro B type connection?
It's a great purchase, I used it for a week now. Best controller I ever used. By yourself a magic NS adapter as well. Pairing this controller to a PC. You will not have rumble. Using a magic NS adapter you gain rumble support, but you lose gyro support. To gain rumble. Set the magic ns adapter to Nintendo Switch pro controller. Then on the BigBigWon controller hold pair and B then let go. You're PC will read it Nintendo Switch pro controller. Getting magic NS adapter gives your more chances to connect just in case. But remember using magic ns, it doesn't read the gyro feature.
hi RGC, I have been inhaling your videos over the last 2 days. I was wondering if you would make a video or post or your website about "the classic" or "must try" or simply your favourite games for the various retro consoles? I was a kid right around when gameboy color came out, so the consoles/platforms and games you talk are overwhelming to me - I just have no history with them. But as younger guy, I'd really appreciate some guidance on where to start with retro games. Thanks for videos!
Great review! They should have just punt a small storage compartment for that dongle behind the removable back cover... But I have a few questions: Are L2 and R2 analog triggers? I would assume so, but it wasn't very clear to me. And for the next review, since you show them right next to android devices, could you try using the gamepad tester app to show the travel of the analog sticks and potential dead-zones? That would be awesome!
I'll check out that gamepad tester app, thanks! I have already filmed my next controller video, so don't be mad if it doesn't appear in the next one later this week :) Edit to add: I just tested them because I was curious, and wanted to verify, and they are not analog triggers. This isn't something I usually check for, so I didn't notice the first time around. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!
@@RetroGameCorps Wow, thanks for the fast reply! 😱 And of COURSE I will be mad! How DARE you not honering my stupid request immediatly for all your awesome, detailed and free content I have zero business criticizing? 🤣
@@RetroGameCorps I do get some of these company's asking me to review controllers. Don't know i did see many crappy ones this one looks awesome with the back buttons 👌
I've always been confused as to how people are surprised as to how cheap these third party controllers are. If you're getting an off brand controller, doesn't $10-20 cheaper sound about right? You can get a brand name controller for just a bit more, and most of these controllers seem like cheaper versions of the real deal (except the 8bitDo controllers those are cool).
Ello m8! Was wondering if you're gonna give a review on the Powkiddy Q60 and no not the Q90. It's looks like an RG300 or an RG99 so please tell me if it's either of those
i being having troubles sinking my pro controller to make it work with xbox game pass, does anyone know if this would be a good alternative?, awesome video btw
Like many other comments I´d like to know how it compares to the new 8bitDo SN30 Pro 2. I really like the SN Pro+ and was thinking about buying the new version, but this Elitist seems a very interesting optiom.
What's worth mentioning is that back buttons are poorly designed, for pressing they work just fine but when you try to hold them you realize that button can be already pressed (you heard the click) but the press isn't registering, you need to press it with slightly more force to be registered. For me that caused sprint interruptions and random dodgerolls while sprinting in Dark Souls
Have you had any luck with games on Emuelec? The controller operates the menue screen on Emuelec but when I select a game, the controller doesn't work. Any thoughts?
Hmmmm... Now I'm a loss as to what to order. I'd been considering getting a full size controller for PC gaming but now I'm stuck between this one, the 8BitDo SN30 Pro+, and the 8BitDo Pro 2. All of them look gorgeous but unfortunately the last two weren't mentioned here. Reaching for your expertise, what would you recommend? The price ranges are pretty similar so that's not a problem.
@@RetroGameCorps Yes! Fantastic! From what I've read the Pro 2 and this one are very similar. So with your discount code this one might be the better option. Of course, I'll wait for your review to get further confirmation on which is better for me. THANK YOU!
How good is the D-Pad exactly? I ask because as much as I enjoy the Pro Controller, the D-Pad on it has the tendency to register up/down presses when pressing left/right and vice-versa. That kind of design flaw is fatal as someone who enjoys retro or 2D style games where digital directional input is more appropriate.
I've been using it for retro gaming for a few weeks now and I have no complaints. D-pads are very subjective, but I like the feel of this one: tactile and precise.
@@RetroGameCorps The D-Pad on the Pro Controller is objectively bad, there are already tons of fixing videos on the web, had to send mine back 2d platformers were unplayable with these faulty inputs. So Elitist S doesn't have these input problems?
Have a few questions, if you help me out: can I swap ABXY buttons to Xbox style? Can save macros for later use? Any mapping software available? Gyroscope works on PC? Thanks!
@@RetroGameCorps Nice, I just ordered one, got the pro 2 and it is a great controller but it suffers from everything I hate about the dualshock controller personally. I hope this one will be a better bet for me =)
Good point, so I just did some digging. I tested it with Windows 10 test settings, and it does look like it is a digital input. So not great for racing games. Analog triggers isn't something I usually think about, so I appreciate you asking.
I have a hk1 rbox x4s device I need a gamepad to play ppsspp emulator games I tried many gamepads but it didn't work, do you have any suggestions to play?
I mostly got it to play BotW to run and use the camera at the same time, but after i assign a bottom to the back , and then leave the back bottom pressed for more than 5 seconds, it seems to reset on its own. Am I the only one having this issue? Or is this and actual flaw in the design? Can someone corroborate? I would really appreciate it. Thank you.
That Removable back is to put a piece of pasta, for when you're needing a carb fix while gaming. But only one piece. Anymore and it would be gluttony. Such a good company thinking of both gaming and health needs. A 5/7 for sure.
Great idea bro😂
@@BIGBIGWON lmao, coolest company ever.
I’ll have what you were on while writing this comment.
I was about to pick up an 8bitdo pro 2 UNTIL I watched this review. The function to wake the switch is a HUGE plus for me. I just ordered one, thanks for the extremely detailed review 👍🏼
This is the best review of this product that I've seen. Loved the comparison between the way the grips.The d-pad details were what I was looking for. Thank you!
For years I used a huge, funky looking controller for the original Xbox called the FPS Master Controller until there was no longer any decent workarounds to use it on modern systems. It was programmable and had face buttons on the top and some replicated on the bottom of the controller.
Try the 8bitdo Pro 2. It has versatility and comfortability
I hadn't heard of this controller until now (I'd mostly been using my SN30, with the replacement silicone thumb sticks). I'll have to give it a shot. Thanks, mate!
There's also the 8bitdo pro 2 as well
@@GangityBirdity Ordering that, too :) Looks an amazing piece of kit. I was lucky enough to get one of the SN30 controllers with the SNES-colour buttons before Nintendo stamped on that, so I'm quite fond of it.
THANK YOU CONTROLLER MAKERS who put the "start" and "select" in the RIGHT place, and move the "HOME" and "SCREENSHOT" keys out of the way. That's usually the first thing I look for in a third party controller.
Nice review!! I would also love to see a review for the 8bitdo Pro 2
Coming soon! :D
Got one with 10% off coupon, really love it. Amazing grip feeling, amazing back paddle function. I think it's better than the switch pro controller in some way!
I have a Chinese controller called mobapad pro... I think it's very similar to this, with some differences for better of for worse. It has usb type C, a huge battery, turbo function for every button if you need, 4 programmable back buttons and macro support ... The triggers feels different, they have a lot of travel but activates as soon as you start pressing it (it's weird but feels ok, sometimes I accidentally activate them by just resting my fingers there, it's something to get used to). Very good build quality, adjustable vibration and some other stuff. Works fine with android, PC and Nintendo switch, and it wakes up your switch (something that indeed we don't see very often). You should take a look. Just type Mobapad pro on Aliexpress.
The best controller that I have seen so far...plenty of features...I'm now considering to get one!
Amazing controller, feels very high quality for the money. It actually feels better once the face buttons wear in.
The programmable back buttons are so useful. In open world games or shooters, I map the run button from the analog stick to the back. It's the little things.
This controller seems to be using the same design as the PDP licensed Switch Pro controller
Good point!
Best description of the Switch Procon I've heard ever: "It's kinda like holding a sandwich, that happens to have grips in it" 🤣
I managed to order one of these at a great discount (£27) based on this review. First impressions were great as it felt amazing to hold - just the right size and shape. Sadly I have to return it as Bluetooth and dongle connection to my HP laptop just don't work. It connects okay but no inputs seem to do anything. Works fine with Android. Also the L1 and R1 triggers don't seem to be analogue, just a click, so not for me I'm afraid.
Hi, I had some questions if you could answer:
1. does the dpad have a pivot at the centre
2. do the sticks have any deadzone issues, it could be central deadzone, axial deadzone or even outer deadzone.
2. do the sticks have any recentering issues or does it jitter
3. how is the input lag particularly in bluetooth vs 2.4GHz connection. also, can you cannect the 2.4 GHz dongle to an android device with an otg cable, in order to get potentially a little less lag
4. battery life/capacity
im sorry if I missed something that you mentioned in the video. I understand that this is not a full review, but I appreciate all the details I can take while making a purchase. thanks alot and appreciate the video.
8bitdo Pro 2 is also around
Hi, I'll try to answer these to the best of my ability! 1. Yes, the center pivots just slightly when I push on it. 2. I tested it on my Android phone using Gamepad Tester and there are no deadzone issues, and no recentering/jittering issues. 3. There is a discernable lag with Bluetooth, it's very slight. 2.4GHz seems better to me. I tested Android with an OTG cable and it worked perfectly. Battery capacity is 800mAh, and the spec sheet says it lasts for 30 hours. Hope that helps!
@@RetroGameCorps Thanks so much. Yes, it helped quite a lot. This seems to be a great alternative to the pro2.
I remember the steam controller has a removable back as well. And it's like a compartment to store the 2.4g usb dongle. Maybe in this case, it's a storage for the usb dongle as well. Can you try to see if it fits?
It doesn’t, that would have been nice though.
@@RetroGameCorps Darn, that's too bad. Perhaps the usb is too thick XD
I might actually pick this up! I need a cheap yet good controller for my consoles that are not the “mainline ones”
That removable back panel reminds me of this PDP controller I had that had back buttons set up similarly. Personally, I prefer my 8BitDo Pro 2 because of the PlayStation style and how the D-pad feels, and I found that I grew to dislike how the +, -, home, and capture buttons are placed on other pro controllers. I just wish the Pro 2 could wake the Switch up (whereas this can), but that's just a nitpick for me, since my Pro 2 isn't just another Switch controller for my usage. If I didn't already have the Pro 2, I'd probably have my eye on this!
Thanks for the review. Just grabbed myself one of these off Amazon for £26
How was it?
@@JadedBeast it’s really good to be honest. Nice & comfy to hold. Sticks are in the right place. Wireless dongle with pc works great (treats it as an Xbox controller). And bluetooth works well with my Switch, tablet & phone. For the price it was well worth it.
@@hugosteps77 Great good to hear, enjoy it
Loved the video, Russ, thank you. I wonder how his dude would compare to 8bitdo Pro 2, I heard a lot of great things about it.
We'll find out later this week :)
Will you do a comparison between the two in that review?
@@Edwinschuur I think that goes without saying ;D
I like how ur still honest with ur review even though u have an affiliate link u didnt milk the product u were truthful and honest thats hard to find now
Thanks Stanley. I'm really not interested in selling anything to people, but giving people a fair assessment of their options. Of course, if they decide to buy something with the affiliate link, that's also nice :)
If they make a plain looking one (without that awful name and design) with a usb-c, this would’ve been perfect.
I bought one of these controllers thanks to your video. I hope I will like it 😁
I wonder why they aren't any premium controllers for Switch from the likes of Razer, Scuf or even Hori ?
This is the perfect competition to the sn30 pro 2, wonder if this have motion controls
It does have gyroscopic controls, but I didn’t test them myself. My understanding is that they only work for Switch.
I was just looking for a controller like this. You are a life saver.
There's also the 8bitdo pro 2 too
@@GangityBirdity Yeah. I'm torn between the two of them. I do like the new 8bitdo design better. It will be hard to decide.
@@the7thseph If you like a little bit of a slimmer controller with full control over programmable buttons on both smart phone and PC then the 8bitdo pro 2 is for you.
@@GangityBirdity Great. Thanks for the tip.
I'll be reviewing the Pro 2 later this week :)
Thanks Russ. Nice review.
i got it yesterday and i love it
Huge money saver. I'm buying the stick version and this. The only 2 devices you need.
That’s a sweet controller!
It definitely reminds me of my switch pro controllers and that’s one of my favorite and most comfortable controllers.
It really is!
This looks pretty nice, but like most other controllers, it seems to have the minor quirk that when holding the controller, your left thumb is on the left joystick at an angle, and not straight up. This isn't really an issue for most games, because most either have 8-way navigation or 360-degree navigation, but it does irk me when I play smash in my free time. Since my brain assumes that 'up' is pushing my thumb forward, I usually end up pushing north-northeast, and given that there's a difference between up-left and up-right when using a special attack, it can often be a punishing mistake. The other thing I'm wondering is - is there a sound that plays when you push the function button long enough to start the mapping process? It looks like it lights up when it's ready, but since your finger is over the button, you can't really see.
Good point on the angle. It doesn't make a sound, but it pulses orange. You're right that it's tricky, because my thumb covers it!
why didn;t you made a video 1 year back while I was look for a all system controller. ~Nice work
Well, a year ago I didn't have a YT channel. So that might be it! :)
I would love to hear your opinions on the 8bitdo Pro 2, in a vid. I'm very tempted to get one as my replacement Switch controller, for when the battery dies.
Yep. I have also preorderes one pro 2. Same price range, but other reviews got me into buying the 8bito. Maybe just good marketing, but I really hope that's a good buy.
I will be testing that one out this week :)
I'm a fan of that Steel Series controller you have there
It is nice, but I wish it had dedicated START/SELECT buttons.
I bought one based on your review thx :)
Hope you enjoy it!
8bitdo SN30Pro+.
Love mine. Does everything. Easily available locally and with warrantee.
EDIT: And for only slightly more, the Pro2 in the next couple of weeks.
Why not try the 8bitdo pro 2. It's only 5 more dollars and it's just as versatile and even more
And it goes usb-c as well
I'm surprised it wasn't featured in this video
It may or may not be in a video coming very soon 😎
I like ur upload schedule!
I upload at 5am my time :)
No news about the RGB10 MAX?
I hope they will make a version with analog trigger in the future. I really need a 8bitdo allrounder style gamepad with asymmetric sticks.
talking about controllers, have u seen that "ps5" controller bootleg that isactually a handheld console? It appeared in my recomended on aliexpress some days ago and i had to got one, i still wating for it at the moment but i think its an interesting weird device (i know u normally do just some really solid and good devices but i think its a silly little thing that couuld be great for its value y'know)
I haven’t seen it. Please let me know what you think of it when you get it!
It's $19. Retrododo has a video about it.
@@kill_repeat8491 oh thanks, he was the First person to make a video about it, im not gonna watch yet, i want to have a little bit of surprise to test games and the emulation by myself
@@BlakaD for that price, you can't lose
I believe Microsoft + Nintendo + Google + SNK Playmore + Sony + sega / should just joint forces team up and make a ultimate console together it would be awesome 🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝
dang ! your a good pads reviewer man!
Was planning to buy an 8bitdo pro 2 but after seeing this one, i mean the price and functionality just changed my mind
Thanks for the awesome review! Am considering buying myself a retro gaming console in the near future and pairing this controller with it. Just to confirm, it uses a USB micro B type connection?
It's a great purchase, I used it for a week now. Best controller I ever used. By yourself a magic NS adapter as well. Pairing this controller to a PC. You will not have rumble. Using a magic NS adapter you gain rumble support, but you lose gyro support. To gain rumble. Set the magic ns adapter to Nintendo Switch pro controller. Then on the BigBigWon controller hold pair and B then let go. You're PC will read it Nintendo Switch pro controller. Getting magic NS adapter gives your more chances to connect just in case. But remember using magic ns, it doesn't read the gyro feature.
Cool controller, I got a Big Big Won too. just not a controller ;)
Just the joystick
Does the usb dongle not fit in the back compartment?
It is like Steam Controller (back panel) and a Pro controller had a baby, which connects to everything
I just got to know this great controller. Spread the word!
Looks like it's a really good controller. I suggest looking into the SN30 Pro 2.
I have a review of that one coming later this week!
hi RGC, I have been inhaling your videos over the last 2 days. I was wondering if you would make a video or post or your website about "the classic" or "must try" or simply your favourite games for the various retro consoles? I was a kid right around when gameboy color came out, so the consoles/platforms and games you talk are overwhelming to me - I just have no history with them. But as younger guy, I'd really appreciate some guidance on where to start with retro games. Thanks for videos!
Try out Shovel Knight if you like 2D platformer older games!
Would love to see a shootout. Best 2.4ghz, best Bluetooth, and best wired .
cant store the dongle in that removable back plate?
Unfortunately no, it doesn't fit.
Controller no longer available on Amazon
Great review! They should have just punt a small storage compartment for that dongle behind the removable back cover...
But I have a few questions: Are L2 and R2 analog triggers? I would assume so, but it wasn't very clear to me. And for the next review, since you show them right next to android devices, could you try using the gamepad tester app to show the travel of the analog sticks and potential dead-zones? That would be awesome!
I'll check out that gamepad tester app, thanks! I have already filmed my next controller video, so don't be mad if it doesn't appear in the next one later this week :)
Edit to add: I just tested them because I was curious, and wanted to verify, and they are not analog triggers. This isn't something I usually check for, so I didn't notice the first time around. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!
@@RetroGameCorps Wow, thanks for the fast reply! 😱 And of COURSE I will be mad! How DARE you not honering my stupid request immediatly for all your awesome, detailed and free content I have zero business criticizing? 🤣
Can't beat 8bitdo Pro 2 for $50!
it seems like it doesnt have a mobile/phone mount, that could make it a no go for some people.
Having trouble finding a site that still sells this controller. Any suggestions?
Looks like the company dropped that in favor of some gaudy clear controller that comes wired or wireless......
I’ve always been a PS owner, so the symmetric analog sticks are my preference. 8bitDo will likely be my next controller.
Yeah, that'll be a better fit.
I am the opposite but 8BitDo has the best build quality among the 3rd party companies, so the Pro 2 was the best choice.
This does looks really interesting 😅
It's a nice little controller - great for testing :)
@@RetroGameCorps I do get some of these company's asking me to review controllers.
Don't know i did see many crappy ones this one looks awesome with the back buttons 👌
I've always been confused as to how people are surprised as to how cheap these third party controllers are. If you're getting an off brand controller, doesn't $10-20 cheaper sound about right? You can get a brand name controller for just a bit more, and most of these controllers seem like cheaper versions of the real deal (except the 8bitDo controllers those are cool).
I guess that's what surprised me about it -- it doesn't feel cheaper than the first-party controllers. In some respects it felt better.
Ello m8! Was wondering if you're gonna give a review on the Powkiddy Q60 and no not the Q90. It's looks like an RG300 or an RG99 so please tell me if it's either of those
So the triggers are analogue when in X-input mode??
I don't think they are. I tested them in the Windows controller settings and it looked like a digital signal to me.
@@RetroGameCorps okay thanks :)
"Can we get an Xbox Elite controller?"
Mom: "We have Elite controller at home!"
Haha, exactly. They could have used ANY other name for this thing, why use something that is easily confused with Xbox?
Thank you! Does it have rumble and gyro support?
The most important for Switch and never tested it.
The amazon listing says it has gyro and rumble on Switch.
It does have rumble, and it says it has gyro, but I didn't test that portion. To me it wasn't a feature I expected to use.
Which controller would you recommend for tight platformers on the Switch?
i being having troubles sinking my pro controller to make it work with xbox game pass, does anyone know if this would be a good alternative?, awesome video btw
are you talking about using the Switch Pro controller on PC? if so, try using DS4Windows by ryochan. it will emulate it as a standard Xbox 360 pad.
@@gamergod9182 yes to place on PC, ohi will try this. Thank you
Like many other comments I´d like to know how it compares to the new 8bitDo SN30 Pro 2. I really like the SN Pro+ and was thinking about buying the new version, but this Elitist seems a very interesting optiom.
I'll post the SN30 video later this week!
Someone has done a calibration test on the sticks? To see if they are as precise as the pro controller.
Can you use it with the Xbox one? I'm looking for something that widths query Android,pc, such, and PC,,. Please let me know your review is awesome
Looks a very good controller for the price, best controller ever imo was the PS2 controller.
I haven't held a PS2 controller in YEARS. I'm kinda tempted to get one just so I can use it as a baseline/comparison.
What's worth mentioning is that back buttons are poorly designed, for pressing they work just fine but when you try to hold them you realize that button can be already pressed (you heard the click) but the press isn't registering, you need to press it with slightly more force to be registered. For me that caused sprint interruptions and random dodgerolls while sprinting in Dark Souls
Cause u did a macro instead of assigning a button
Have you had any luck with games on Emuelec? The controller operates the menue screen on Emuelec but when I select a game, the controller doesn't work. Any thoughts?
How well and how easily would this controller work with the Powkiddy A13?
maybe you can store the 2.4 ghz dongle in the compartment in the back maybe that why the panel comes off..
I wish, unfortunately it doesn't fit ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Hmmmm... Now I'm a loss as to what to order. I'd been considering getting a full size controller for PC gaming but now I'm stuck between this one, the 8BitDo SN30 Pro+, and the 8BitDo Pro 2.
All of them look gorgeous but unfortunately the last two weren't mentioned here. Reaching for your expertise, what would you recommend? The price ranges are pretty similar so that's not a problem.
I have the Pro 2, and I'll do a review of it later this week.
@@RetroGameCorps Yes! Fantastic! From what I've read the Pro 2 and this one are very similar. So with your discount code this one might be the better option. Of course, I'll wait for your review to get further confirmation on which is better for me. THANK YOU!
Sad triggers are digital (
How good is the D-Pad exactly? I ask because as much as I enjoy the Pro Controller, the D-Pad on it has the tendency to register up/down presses when pressing left/right and vice-versa. That kind of design flaw is fatal as someone who enjoys retro or 2D style games where digital directional input is more appropriate.
I've been using it for retro gaming for a few weeks now and I have no complaints. D-pads are very subjective, but I like the feel of this one: tactile and precise.
@@RetroGameCorps The D-Pad on the Pro Controller is objectively bad, there are already tons of fixing videos on the web, had to send mine back 2d platformers were unplayable with these faulty inputs. So Elitist S doesn't have these input problems?
Could you test the same on Switch emulators (Yuzu and Ryujinx), especially the motion sensors part, please?
What about the gyro function? Is it good?
Damn i was looking for something for the ps4
Have a few questions, if you help me out: can I swap ABXY buttons to Xbox style? Can save macros for later use? Any mapping software available? Gyroscope works on PC? Thanks!
Just on switch
I think I prefer the 8bitbo SN pro 2, but this controller looks very good
I have that one too, review coming soon :)
Pro 2 review?
Coming later this week :)
Thanks
Wouldn't SN30 Pro 2 fit all your boxes with great quality and pretty good price ($50)? I use older model (SN30 Pro plus) and it is really good.
More to come on that one :)
Any idea if it can.be used with the Shield TV pro?
Does this controller work with iOS? Not sure if I missed it in the video
That might be a stupid question but is it possible to press both paddles at the same time?
(I'm pretty sure it's a yes but we never know)
Yes you can!
@@RetroGameCorps Nice, I just ordered one, got the pro 2 and it is a great controller but it suffers from everything I hate about the dualshock controller personally. I hope this one will be a better bet for me =)
Even try any of the Flydigi ?
Do you know if the controller could work with windows 8.1?
Does this have analog shoulder buttons?? I can't find where you talked about them. I like to play racing games.
Good point, so I just did some digging. I tested it with Windows 10 test settings, and it does look like it is a digital input. So not great for racing games. Analog triggers isn't something I usually think about, so I appreciate you asking.
I have a hk1 rbox x4s device I need a gamepad to play ppsspp emulator games I tried many gamepads but it didn't work, do you have any suggestions to play?
I mostly got it to play BotW to run and use the camera at the same time, but after i assign a bottom to the back , and then leave the back bottom pressed for more than 5 seconds, it seems to reset on its own. Am I the only one having this issue? Or is this and actual flaw in the design? Can someone corroborate? I would really appreciate it. Thank you.
U did a macro by accident
Seems like a good option for the 2.4ghz but I prefer the USB-C and removable battery on the 8bido SN30 Pro Plus/2
Yeah, it has its tradeoffs. Neither are perfect, unfortunately.
I love everything about this controller’s name. It’s so dumb.
Yeah, not a fan of the name(s).
Would you recommend this for a wiiu?
Try the Gulikit King Kong Pro controller
I'll check it out, thanks Ryan.
Thanks for introducing me to the controller I didn't know I needed...
Does the USB dongle fit in the hole where the charger port is for storage?
Nope! That would have been smart.
Is this Linux (Ubuntu) compatible? Thanks!