First comment answered my question. I am looking for a pad for Tekken 8 mostly. I have Vitrix, Dual Sense Edge, and two Hori Pads. The Hori pads and the Vitrix seem to have horrible lag, at least for me. The Duel Sense is responsive, but I hate the D-pad. How is the button response or lag?
I love their controllers. This pad is probably the best 3rd party controller I've ever used for under the normal MSRP price. Razer used to have a great budget controller for 360/PC but this one edges it out with all the remapping features. I just grabbed the 8bitdo ultimate controller and have been digging that one a bit more due to its larger size(which I find a bit more comfortable). It does however come at a slight cost increase
Good review, when I clicked on this video I didn't expected to be that high qualit, Love your work dude I'm definitely subbing. I have this controller too and I love it, It's currently my main controller right now. I've used 8bitdo controllers for years and I can say that it's a pretty good brand I have a lot of their controllers and they are pretty good for the price
@@SaiyaRanGaming the xbox controller feels somehow more ergonomic after some period of usage because the handles are outside towards the side, whereas the pro2 and others from other brands, aswell as grips from different brands, all seem to have the handles inwards. Its weird but that small detail makes a ton of difference ergonomics wise. See both the Playstation official controllers and Xbox's official controllers, have their respective handles spread towards the sides.
@@SaiyaRanGaming but I love my Pro2 controller more than my Xbox One X one, if that makes any sense at all.
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The only controller that came close to my 8BITDO was the DualShock 4 v2. I don't use the back buttons so functionally they are quite comparable to me. I do use 8bitdo most of the time nowadays though.
Ok, I am halfway through this video. I 've been using Logitech rumblepads for more than 10 years now. The only problem is that the rubber pads behind the buttons get worn by time and I had to buy the cheaper wired versions in order to get the pad replaced. Now you are telling me that not only this controller has more buttons, but they sell the replacement parts for it. I am sold!
I should say that the bluetooth connection is an issue. I can use my logitech controller from 20 feet away, I just hope that the bluetooth connection doesn't suffer from dropped signals or impeded view of the receiver.
about time someone made a controller with focus on the D Pad !!!!!!!! literally hardly any on the market that focus on this aspect and layout. Have you tried the macros for long sequence presses with 1 button? can this work on xbox series s/x ?
they do have a 2 Xbox branded controllers, but they're both wired. They cost less than this one though. I haven't used the macros for much unfortunately
I just bought mine. I got the darker gray one with the symbols on the buttons. It's a solid controller. Just make sure you update it first thing. No telling how long it's sat in the warehouse and folks been having stick drift issues but updates fix that.
@@SaiyaRanGaming Yeah man, get it how you like it.lol. I bought mine for retro gaming. I also got the amazing Retro-Bit Sega Saturn wireless controller with dongles. It's gonna be awesome for Sega games
Very informative review! 8bitdo recently released the Hall effects version so I’m stuck between this and the ultimate controller. I really like the charging dock with the ultimate controller and the overall layout. But no replaceable battery. It does have a 2.4g connection though. Pro 2 looks great aesthetically and comes with a replaceable battery. But I’m worried about how flat it looks and only Bluetooth connection. Does it feel more comfortable then it looks? How does the input lag feel? Edit: They’ll see heavy usage for switch and PC. Ultimate Bluetooth can wake up the switch, can the Pro 2?
Honestly have no idea what you’re talking about i am so much more accurate with these sticks on this controller than the ps4 controller and that controller was considered by many experts to have the best sticks. This controller does everything ps4 did but better, this is the best controller i have ever used. Period. You can easily replace these sticks in the future with hall effect modules if you ever wanted. the features and snes/ps4 design is literally perfect.
I can never remember cause i think it used to be Doe but then Nintendo got mad at them so they changed it to Doo or something. Idk thanks for the clarification!
@@SaiyaRanGaming Thanks for the info bro. Do you still have the controller with you? I need a long macro controller for the switch, and I'm considering buying one of these IF the macro function can run reasonably long.
How can i connect my 8bitdo controller to my android device, i got problem with connectivity and i hope u can help me with that, btw i really appreciate ur videos
if it's this exact same device you have to switch the toggle on the back to "D" and then turn on Bluetooth on your Android phone. It should pop up as "8BitDo Pro 2" in your Bluetooth listings once you've made your Bluetooth discoverable. Sometimes I have to switch it to "X" for Windows, hold start to cut it on all the way and then switch back to "D" for Android, but either way works
I pick one up for 26 euro, i have had a V1 very old DS4 that came with the 1st playstation 4 version so it will be very nice for me, also great for PC since it natively recognized as Xbox so I don't have to fiddle with DS4 and big picture mode remappings
Although it's good but I hate that it's durability is questionable. I used to have one before, the rubber wear out, the buttons loosen (especially the triggers and analog) and I haven't used it for fully 1 year yet. And not only me, my friend's too
I haven't seen too many people have durability issues but I have seen them offer replacement parts for free if it's in warranty. Some people in the comments have stated that as well
@@SaiyaRanGaming yeah, but even though they have warranty, it's troublesome enough to wait for shipping and open to replace, it's still bad as the root problem is their material quality. My Xbox one S controller I've been using it for like 5 years now and it only have some problem with LB button sometimes not work properly, the material and the feel when pressing button, the material quality still almost perfect
I have issues about that too, but with Sony... My brother has a dualsense and the R2 button got too loosen in months. It activates with nothing ;;;; I wanna buy a controller that's cheaper but can be used for casual gaming... Would you recommend this one or maybe looking for another one? (maybe this one is too high for me haha)
@@KiryuuCami the cheaper controllers indeed will feel... Cheaper, the accuracy, the feel of the analog will be different, material quality too. Recently another great 3rd party controller is the Gulikit Kingkong 2 Pro controller, with improved buttons durability and no-drift magnetic analog, but it doesn't support PS4 and the price is about the same as 8bitdo tho. It has amiibo, wake up, gyro, sensitivity settings, rumble settings, and more... 8bitdo still have better D-pad and easier to configure buttons through it's app, while Gulikit natively setup all of it's features with it's own buttons combinations, they both are the best 3rd party switch controller right now I think
You just lost me on the organomics argument. The 8BitDo/PlayStation DualShock4 style controller is far better ergonomically sound than an Xbox/Nintendo Pro style controller. For one, symmetrical analog sticks make it so it's much easier & comfortable to press the shoulder buttons whilst maintaining your thumbs grip on the analog sticks. It's more difficult to do this when your left thumb is in a higher position on an analog stick, like with an Xbox or Nintendo Pro controller. Not to mention the triggers on the DualShock4 & to a slightly lesser extent, the 8BitDo Pro 2 controller are better than the XBSX triggers & are far better than what Nintendo has passing as triggers.
Bro, I can't tell your hands how to hand. Might be what I'm more used to, tho I grew up on PS controllers. I currently don't like the PS5 controller. This is just my personal experience tho lol Thanks for watching!
I used to think so as well until i got a gullikit kingkong 2 pro, wakes up the switch, amiibo works and is also multi plateform, check it out you might like it :)
Hello, great review ! I am searching information about the abilities to play on PC & switch and "switch" from one to another without doing any configration settings. What's about it ? Thank you
There's a toggle on the back of this controller. If it's already paired with that device via Bluetooth, just hold start and it'll work fine. You use that toggle to switch between all modes
I've actually not used a KingKong Pro 2, but if you want better accuracy with shooters, then I've heard the KKP2 is better because of the sticks. IDK how the d-pad feels though
If you bought this specific controller you don't need the dongle because the controller has Bluetooth built in for the different devices, but some of their other controllers require a dongle.
@@SaiyaRanGaming yeah so I did end up getting this controller.. I used the Kontrol Freeks performance thumb sticks that I had for my ps4 on the sticks to improve accuracy.. you’re right.. they are very very slightly too big.. but it does work.. I’ve found the right stick stays on perfectly but the left stick one will shift out of place if I’m doing some vigorous movement. Still a great controller overall though! I love it!
Yes it does work with M1 iPad Pro. I don't know about Diablo because their app page doesn't say controller support. Sometimes apps advertise it, sometimes they don't. All Apple Arcade games use controllers tho.
@@SaiyaRanGaming thanks for your reply! Been thinking on buying a 8bitdo controller, but I’ve been reading that after IOS14 they aren’t supported anymore with Apple products. Even in their website they don’t mention IOS compatibility. By the way, Diablo immortal says and it has controller supporter, but on their list it doesn’t mention any 8bitdo :(
@@Lakaizinho 8bit do pro2 supports xinput, dinput and switch controller inputs. You should check what kind of input does iPad supports, if it's any of the three, you can set the mode in controller and connect to device.
it's actually a really fun mobile game like smash called Flash Party! It's super fun and I made a video about it if you're interested ruclips.net/video/bFRK0UsZErs/видео.html
Wake from sleep is a must. Nobody is lugging around a Pro controller for mobile gaming. They're just using it for docked. So if my Switch is docked, I'm not walking over to my TV to turn on my Switch. That defeats the purpose of a "Remote"
I have a problem, I have windows 11 and my 8bit do Pro 2 does not work with bluetooth, it only works with cable. At first I thought the bluetooth was wrong but when I connect the controller with my mobile phone via bluetooth everything works fine. And I have already installed the software and driver Please help!!!
unfortunately I don't have windows 11 and I don't know if the controller is compatible with W11 because of how funky W11 can be. Can anything else connect to Bluetooth on your PC?
I need some help with this for mario kart because i want to drive with r2, i changed it because first it was default for A to drive but it still doesn’t change even tho i changed it in the app
@@SaiyaRanGaming Go check it out. I wasn't expecting it either. I though it was "doh" like the NintenDO but it doesn't seem to be. It seems to be "doo" like Scooby. 😁
Best controller I ever bought. I play a lot of fighting games and none of fps games, so this controller is perfect. Best dpad on the market.
Good to know, I was looking for a controller to use on my pc that could be used for fighting games but still be used for sandbox and 3d games
you can actually use it for fps. with motion control it's really cool and good you can look it up
First comment answered my question. I am looking for a pad for Tekken 8 mostly. I have Vitrix, Dual Sense Edge, and two Hori Pads. The Hori pads and the Vitrix seem to have horrible lag, at least for me. The Duel Sense is responsive, but I hate the D-pad. How is the button response or lag?
I love their controllers. This pad is probably the best 3rd party controller I've ever used for under the normal MSRP price. Razer used to have a great budget controller for 360/PC but this one edges it out with all the remapping features. I just grabbed the 8bitdo ultimate controller and have been digging that one a bit more due to its larger size(which I find a bit more comfortable). It does however come at a slight cost increase
I'm glad you enjoy it! I'm gonna try Sony's new "pro" controller when it drops, but I feel like besides build quality, they'll be very comparable.
I like how you take the time to answer people's questions in the comments section, you are a top guy.
Thank you! Just want to help wherever I can haha
Great review !! just bought it can't wait 🙏🏽
Thank you so much!
Good review, when I clicked on this video I didn't expected to be that high qualit, Love your work dude I'm definitely subbing.
I have this controller too and I love it, It's currently my main controller right now. I've used 8bitdo controllers for years and I can say that it's a pretty good brand I have a lot of their controllers and they are pretty good for the price
Thank you so much! Much appreciated
@@SaiyaRanGaming the xbox controller feels somehow more ergonomic after some period of usage because the handles are outside towards the side, whereas the pro2 and others from other brands, aswell as grips from different brands, all seem to have the handles inwards. Its weird but that small detail makes a ton of difference ergonomics wise. See both the Playstation official controllers and Xbox's official controllers, have their respective handles spread towards the sides.
@@SaiyaRanGaming but I love my Pro2 controller more than my Xbox One X one, if that makes any sense at all.
The only controller that came close to my 8BITDO was the DualShock 4 v2. I don't use the back buttons so functionally they are quite comparable to me.
I do use 8bitdo most of the time nowadays though.
I was using a DS4 and switched to 8BitDo myself! I didn't like how bulky the DS4 back button attachment felt
Ok, I am halfway through this video. I 've been using Logitech rumblepads for more than 10 years now. The only problem is that the rubber pads behind the buttons get worn by time and I had to buy the cheaper wired versions in order to get the pad replaced.
Now you are telling me that not only this controller has more buttons, but they sell the replacement parts for it. I am sold!
I should say that the bluetooth connection is an issue. I can use my logitech controller from 20 feet away, I just hope that the bluetooth connection doesn't suffer from dropped signals or impeded view of the receiver.
@@NC7491 I don't use mine that far away, but from what I've seen it should be able to handle that. Glad you enjoyed the video!!
27 seconds into the video hearing you pronounce the brand correctly: Like and subscribe 👌
Honestly the best gamepad I can find, it's wild that a third party is this good.
they have a new one dropping with Hal Effect Sensors and I'm beyond excited lol
great video 👍🏾 very informative
Glad you think so!
I got big hands so the Sony back button attachment is awesome for me. Although,with the 8BitDo Pro 2 you can Macro and it's easy setup through the app
I liked the Sony attachment cause it's an easy solution. It's kinda bulky but I've used it for months with no complaints
Awesome review!! Thank you!
Can you use this controller wired thru USB C or doies it only work wirelessly?
You can use it with a type C cable to everything except the mobile devices!
about time someone made a controller with focus on the D Pad !!!!!!!! literally hardly any on the market that focus on this aspect and layout. Have you tried the macros for long sequence presses with 1 button? can this work on xbox series s/x ?
they do have a 2 Xbox branded controllers, but they're both wired. They cost less than this one though. I haven't used the macros for much unfortunately
Subbed just because of your sick shirt!!! :) Hahah jkjk great video man keep it up!
Thank you so much!
I just bought mine. I got the darker gray one with the symbols on the buttons. It's a solid controller. Just make sure you update it first thing. No telling how long it's sat in the warehouse and folks been having stick drift issues but updates fix that.
That one did look awesome but all my controllers are black so I wanted it to match 😭😭😭
@@SaiyaRanGaming Yeah man, get it how you like it.lol. I bought mine for retro gaming. I also got the amazing Retro-Bit Sega Saturn wireless controller with dongles. It's gonna be awesome for Sega games
@@SaiyaRanGaming and not just Sega games but fighting games especially.
Hey, cool review! Just curious, do you still use it now? how does it hold up today?
Very informative review! 8bitdo recently released the Hall effects version so I’m stuck between this and the ultimate controller.
I really like the charging dock with the ultimate controller and the overall layout. But no replaceable battery. It does have a 2.4g connection though.
Pro 2 looks great aesthetically and comes with a replaceable battery. But I’m worried about how flat it looks and only Bluetooth connection. Does it feel more comfortable then it looks? How does the input lag feel?
Edit: They’ll see heavy usage for switch and PC. Ultimate Bluetooth can wake up the switch, can the Pro 2?
the Pro 2 cannot wake the Switch and as soon as I got the Ultimate, I never looked back at the Pro 2. It's THAT good imo
Honestly have no idea what you’re talking about i am so much more accurate with these sticks on this controller than the ps4 controller and that controller was considered by many experts to have the best sticks. This controller does everything ps4 did but better, this is the best controller i have ever used. Period. You can easily replace these sticks in the future with hall effect modules if you ever wanted. the features and snes/ps4 design is literally perfect.
They don't have as great of a travel distance to me, but if you like it, I love it.
8BitDo is pronounced 8 Bit Doo, confirmed by 8BitDo themselves
I can never remember cause i think it used to be Doe but then Nintendo got mad at them so they changed it to Doo or something. Idk thanks for the clarification!
@@SaiyaRanGaming 8BitDo's speaker pronounces 8BitDo's name
i want to buy this one
but i think so big or not simple to carry on
so i bought non plus
Yeah it's a great size for traveling
Is there any limit to macro programming for this controller? Like an action count limit, or a macro playback time limit.
I don't know if there is exactly, but it's at least 15 seconds from what I've seen. Timing has to be manually entered tho.
@@SaiyaRanGaming Thanks for the info bro. Do you still have the controller with you? I need a long macro controller for the switch, and I'm considering buying one of these IF the macro function can run reasonably long.
@@khinweepang are you using it for fighting games?
using with my steam deck. works great.
So jealous you have a steam deck! Does it work without booting into Windows mode?
this video gave me epilepsy i love it! i sneeezed soi hard my bbellow button fell out htough
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love the black version, sadly i had to settle with the gray version since it's like 15€ cheaper where I'm from
The grey is cool! Very retro
How can i connect my 8bitdo controller to my android device, i got problem with connectivity and i hope u can help me with that, btw i really appreciate ur videos
if it's this exact same device you have to switch the toggle on the back to "D" and then turn on Bluetooth on your Android phone. It should pop up as "8BitDo Pro 2" in your Bluetooth listings once you've made your Bluetooth discoverable. Sometimes I have to switch it to "X" for Windows, hold start to cut it on all the way and then switch back to "D" for Android, but either way works
I pick one up for 26 euro, i have had a V1 very old DS4 that came with the 1st playstation 4 version so it will be very nice for me, also great for PC since it natively recognized as Xbox so I don't have to fiddle with DS4 and big picture mode remappings
It’s a great controller! I use the Ultimate with my PC now
Although it's good but I hate that it's durability is questionable. I used to have one before, the rubber wear out, the buttons loosen (especially the triggers and analog) and I haven't used it for fully 1 year yet. And not only me, my friend's too
I haven't seen too many people have durability issues but I have seen them offer replacement parts for free if it's in warranty. Some people in the comments have stated that as well
@@SaiyaRanGaming yeah, but even though they have warranty, it's troublesome enough to wait for shipping and open to replace, it's still bad as the root problem is their material quality. My Xbox one S controller I've been using it for like 5 years now and it only have some problem with LB button sometimes not work properly, the material and the feel when pressing button, the material quality still almost perfect
I have issues about that too, but with Sony... My brother has a dualsense and the R2 button got too loosen in months. It activates with nothing ;;;; I wanna buy a controller that's cheaper but can be used for casual gaming... Would you recommend this one or maybe looking for another one? (maybe this one is too high for me haha)
@@KiryuuCami the cheaper controllers indeed will feel... Cheaper, the accuracy, the feel of the analog will be different, material quality too. Recently another great 3rd party controller is the Gulikit Kingkong 2 Pro controller, with improved buttons durability and no-drift magnetic analog, but it doesn't support PS4 and the price is about the same as 8bitdo tho. It has amiibo, wake up, gyro, sensitivity settings, rumble settings, and more... 8bitdo still have better D-pad and easier to configure buttons through it's app, while Gulikit natively setup all of it's features with it's own buttons combinations, they both are the best 3rd party switch controller right now I think
@@BadEnd98 thank you!
You just lost me on the organomics argument. The 8BitDo/PlayStation DualShock4 style controller is far better ergonomically sound than an Xbox/Nintendo Pro style controller. For one, symmetrical analog sticks make it so it's much easier & comfortable to press the shoulder buttons whilst maintaining your thumbs grip on the analog sticks.
It's more difficult to do this when your left thumb is in a higher position on an analog stick, like with an Xbox or Nintendo Pro controller. Not to mention the triggers on the DualShock4 & to a slightly lesser extent, the 8BitDo Pro 2 controller are better than the XBSX triggers & are far better than what Nintendo has passing as triggers.
Bro, I can't tell your hands how to hand. Might be what I'm more used to, tho I grew up on PS controllers. I currently don't like the PS5 controller. This is just my personal experience tho lol Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video. Does the black controller get dirty easily?
no! It has a nice almost matte plastic on it, but even with my kid's greasy hands it doesn't get super dirty lol thanks for watching!
Does this controller has gyro ? I am planning to buy this to play warzone mobile
I used to think so as well until i got a gullikit kingkong 2 pro, wakes up the switch, amiibo works and is also multi plateform, check it out you might like it :)
I definitely will check this out! Thank you.
Hello, great review ! I am searching information about the abilities to play on PC & switch and "switch" from one to another without doing any configration settings. What's about it ?
Thank you
There's a toggle on the back of this controller. If it's already paired with that device via Bluetooth, just hold start and it'll work fine. You use that toggle to switch between all modes
I love my pro 2 controller too 👍
It is actually pronounced "dew". They have a bluetooth speaker that when it turns on it says 8bitdew
this or the KingKong 2 Pro?? I want to buy a new controller and cant decide which one to get. I play a lot of fighting games and shooters
I've actually not used a KingKong Pro 2, but if you want better accuracy with shooters, then I've heard the KKP2 is better because of the sticks. IDK how the d-pad feels though
is it good for dmc series?
another video on 8bitdo controller I guess another doesn't hurt
i actually want to review their fight stick lololol
If this connected with ps4 it would have been perfect still buy it tho
I just bought this do I have to buy a bluetooth dongle to play wireless?
Can I just use another bluetooth device?
If you bought this specific controller you don't need the dongle because the controller has Bluetooth built in for the different devices, but some of their other controllers require a dongle.
I heard reports it has difficulties connecting to an iPhone. I have an iPhone 12 Pro. Thoughts?
I've never had an issue with this personally with my 13 Pro or my iPad Pro. It might have been one-offs.
How about us PS4 guys?
Has anyone successfully connected this controller to the PS4?
What dongle did you use?
I think their dongle only works for ps4 controllers on the switch, not the other way around
Can I use X-input on mobile too or just D-input?
Do you mean the switch on the back? X is only for syncing with Windows
You can use it on mobile too. And it's mobile app can change button mapping through Bluetooth itself. Hope they bring this feature in Windows too.
@@landinobin4835 the windows app can map buttons as well. Is that what you're talking about?
@@SaiyaRanGaming yes it can but when connected through wire. In Android we can edit straight through Bluetooth.
Could you use ps4 control freeks on the sticks?
Like the ryzer things? I think they’re a bit too big.
@@SaiyaRanGaming yeah so I did end up getting this controller.. I used the Kontrol Freeks performance thumb sticks that I had for my ps4 on the sticks to improve accuracy.. you’re right.. they are very very slightly too big.. but it does work.. I’ve found the right stick stays on perfectly but the left stick one will shift out of place if I’m doing some vigorous movement. Still a great controller overall though! I love it!
Feels good, when playing but this device does not charge. When plugged in, it charges for 10 secs and then stops
Might have a defective one. Mine is always charging when plugged in and playing
Hello! Does this controller work with iPad Pro M1 and possibly with Diablo Immortal?
Yes it does work with M1 iPad Pro. I don't know about Diablo because their app page doesn't say controller support. Sometimes apps advertise it, sometimes they don't. All Apple Arcade games use controllers tho.
@@SaiyaRanGaming thanks for your reply! Been thinking on buying a 8bitdo controller, but I’ve been reading that after IOS14 they aren’t supported anymore with Apple products. Even in their website they don’t mention IOS compatibility. By the way, Diablo immortal says and it has controller supporter, but on their list it doesn’t mention any 8bitdo :(
@@Lakaizinho 8bit do pro2 supports xinput, dinput and switch controller inputs. You should check what kind of input does iPad supports, if it's any of the three, you can set the mode in controller and connect to device.
I can't for the life of me recognize the game from 0:09-0:13. It looks like smash but isn't...? What is it?
it's actually a really fun mobile game like smash called Flash Party! It's super fun and I made a video about it if you're interested ruclips.net/video/bFRK0UsZErs/видео.html
Wake from sleep is a must. Nobody is lugging around a Pro controller for mobile gaming. They're just using it for docked.
So if my Switch is docked, I'm not walking over to my TV to turn on my Switch. That defeats the purpose of a "Remote"
Yes! Even tho my dock is next to my monitor it would still be annoying to press the button instead of use a controller lol
Is this laggy for mobile gaming?
nope! The bluetooth is great
I have a problem, I have windows 11 and my 8bit do Pro 2 does not work with bluetooth, it only works with cable. At first I thought the bluetooth was wrong but when I connect the controller with my mobile phone via bluetooth everything works fine. And I have already installed the software and driver Please help!!!
unfortunately I don't have windows 11 and I don't know if the controller is compatible with W11 because of how funky W11 can be. Can anything else connect to Bluetooth on your PC?
@@SaiyaRanGaming Yes, I can connect everything by Bluetooth in my laptop and I already solved the problem. Thanks anyway.
ive seen you somewhere before commenting the same comment
@@leaf3004 Yeah, because I was looking for the solution. And I don't recomend this controller for Windows 11.
@@leaf3004 same I saw him too
Does it support Xbox cloud for PC?
Yes! As long as your PC recognizes your controller you can use it for Xbox Cloud.
does it work on iOS?
yes! the intro footage shows it working on iPad and iPhone. There's a toggle on the back that says "A" for Apple devices
Count how many times he said controller
15
It's pronounced doo, not doh. Source: the company's own wireless speakers' welcome sound.
They’ll be alright with however I say it
@@SaiyaRanGaming Just can't admit you were confidently wrong, huh?
Ninten-doh
8bit-doh
Come on now
I need some help with this for mario kart because i want to drive with r2, i changed it because first it was default for A to drive but it still doesn’t change even tho i changed it in the app
Were you specifically under the Switch controller settings? Also make sure you save that change to the correct profile and that you're on that profile
Is that working on call of duty mobile??
Yes it works in Call of Duty mobile perfectly!
Are you SURE that's how you pronounce it?
Because that's not what you ear when you turn on their speakers... 😉
Haha I'm 95% sure, but I'm not afraid to be proven wrong 😂
@@SaiyaRanGaming Go check it out. I wasn't expecting it either. I though it was "doh" like the NintenDO but it doesn't seem to be. It seems to be "doo" like Scooby. 😁
I bought it watche videos like this and you know what? DUALSHOCK 3 better
really? I didn't like the DS3 that much, but love the DS4
@@SaiyaRanGaming For me, the excellent soft sticks outweigh the limitations that the DS3 has. But nothing will fix mediocre sticks on 8bitdo pro2.
Does it work on Mac OS?
Yes it does!
@@SaiyaRanGaming Excellent thank you