8Bitdo Ultimate Bluetooth

【結論】 純正品と並び立つビルドクオリティ。汎用性も十分◎ 8bitdoのウルティメイトコントローラーです。 スイッチ、スイッチ２に対応しておりPCでも使えます。 専用の充電ドックが付属しており、一体感のある見た目はPCデスクやTV周辺に配置しても見栄えはばっちり◎ ボタン類は比較的クリック感のあるタイプで、クセは少なく扱いやすいです。 昨今のゲーマーにとってコントローラーは見た目もかなり重要なポイントですが、そういう観点でみてもばっちりの製品です！太鼓判◎

2年強使用し、スティックの破損とR2トリガーの反応が悪いため寿命と判断。 それまでは中々快適に使用できました。 ■ホール効果 恩恵ありました。今までのコントローラーでは必ずと言っていいほどドリフトが発生してそのコントローラーは 廃棄していましたが、今回はありませんでした。感度、デッドともに開封直後と同等でストレスはありませんでした。 ■その他コントローラースペック よくあるＲ２Ｌ２トリガーボタンは無段階押し込みなので確かにしんどいと感じることもありますが、 使用感を損なうものではありませんでした。Ｒ２トリガーに異常がでたのは購入後1年半頃から。 グリップにゴムがないのも好印象。グリップ不足は感じなかったです。 本体が気持ち小さ目に感じましたが、ボリュームに不足感はなかったです。 ■充電ドッグ 少々感度が悪い？しっかりおかないとドッグ下部のLEDが点灯していないことがありました。 一応充電機能そのものは最後まで問題なく、ドングル未使用の場合はドッグに格納できるのもいいポイント。 ■感想 後継機がなく、セール価格ならリピも検討するレベルには出来が良かったと思います。 少し寿命が来るのが早いと感じましたが、ある程度快適に使用できました。 あと、サイドなどにあるスリットに汚れがたまりやすいので気になる方は黒を推奨します。

PCで2週間ほど、1日2～3時間程度使用中で、2.4Gの無線でもゲーム中に遅延や接続の途切れを感じる事は無く安定して使えています。 充電は特に意識せずとも常に使える状態で、接続も自動なのもあり非常に快適です。 私はカジュアルなのでスティックやボタンの質については詳しくわかりませんが、少なくともこれまで3000円程度で買ったものよりは良いと感じます。 耐久面はまだわかりませんが、総じて快適性に秀でた非常に優れたゲームパッドだと思います。 あまり大きな不満点も無いのですが、いくつか勿体ない/少し不便に感じる点があったので一応記載します。 ・連射ホールド機能、連射速度の調整が無い ・マクロのループ設定が無い ・10分程度放置するとペアリングが解除される機能のオフ、及び時間の調整ができない ・基本は1Pコントローラーとして認識されるが、たまに2Pとして認識されてしまい、デバイスマネージャーで該当デバイスを削除してからWindowsを再起動という面倒な手順を踏まないと1Pに戻らない事がある（これまで2回発生） ・好みや慣れもあると思うが、L2/R2のボタンが深すぎて連打すると疲れやすい

見た目が安っぽくなく、手触りもしっかりしていて、ざらざら加工で滑りにくい。ボタンの打感は浅めで軽い。バイブレーションは深め。PCで使用しているが、通信に途切れなどはなく、快適にプレイできている。少し放置すると電源が自動で切れるのが面倒だが、ワンタッチで元の状態に復帰できるので、省エネを考慮すればプラスな機能と言える。

セールでプロコンより安かったので購入。 スティックが勝手に動かないことに期待してます。 しばらく様子見です。 振動対応や細かなカスタマイズがとても優秀です。 ただ、左の最大振動が右よりもかなり大きいので、ファームウェアで修正してほしいです。 2個中1個に不具合ありました。 十字キー左が入力されないことがあります。 問題ない方と比較して、十字キーの遊びがとても大きいことや振った際に何やら音がしていることと関係しているのか？と思っています。 交換連絡してみるつもりです。 1個問題ありませんので、とりあえず星3としますが、連絡の結果次第で評価を見直す予定です。

▼デザインと質感 まず、手に取った時の第一印象は「高級感」です。 マットな質感のホワイトボディは、どのゲーム機にも馴染みやすく、スタイリッシュなデザインが気に入っています。 ボタン配置も自然で、長時間プレイしても疲れにくい設計です。 ▼驚異の機能性 8bitdo Ultimateの魅力は、その豊富な機能性にあります。 ・背面ボタン ゲームによって自由に割り当てられる背面ボタンは、操作の幅を広げ、より複雑なアクションもスムーズに行えるようになりました。 特にFPSゲームでは、エイムアシストと組み合わせて使うと、格段にプレイが安定します。 ・ホール効果センサー ジョイスティックに採用されたホール効果センサーは、ドリフトと呼ばれるスティックの誤動作を大幅に抑制。 長寿命で安定した操作性を実現しています。 ・充電ドック コントローラーを置くだけで充電できるドックは、非常に便利です。 プレイ中にバッテリーが切れる心配がなく、常に満充電の状態を保てます。 ・カスタマイズ性 PC用ソフトウェアを使えば、ボタン配置や振動強度など、細かくカスタマイズできます。 自分のプレイスタイルに合わせて調整できるのは嬉しいポイントです。 ▼Switch、Steam Deck、PCでの使用感 ・Switch 純正のプロコンと遜色ない操作性で、様々なゲームを快適にプレイできます。 特に、ジャイロセンサーの精度が高く、ゼルダの伝説シリーズのようなモーション操作が必要なゲームもストレスなく楽しめます。 ・PC SteamやEpic Games Storeなど、様々なゲームプラットフォームに対応しています。 PCゲームをリビングの大画面テレビで楽しみたいという方にもおすすめです。 ▼唯一の懸念点？ あえてデメリットを挙げるとすれば、価格がやや高めな点が挙げられます。 しかし、その機能性と耐久性を考えれば、決して高い買い物ではないと感じています。 ▼まとめ 8bitdo Ultimateは、ゲーム好きなら一度は手に取ってほしいコントローラーです。 その高い性能と多機能性、そして洗練されたデザインは、きっとゲーム体験を豊かなものにしてくれます。

Fells great in the hand, looks nice as well and has good grip. The battery lasts long. The gyro controller works great with racing games as well but after about a month the gryo stopped working for some reason and I returned the item. I definitely recommend this controller even though I had to return it.

スイッチ2用に購入しました。 メリット ・ドックもあってとにかくかっこいい ・アプリをダウンロードすればマクロ操作、ボタン変更などできる ・9000円台と高いけど買って損なしです ⚠️注意点 ースイッチ2で使う方ー ・パソコンが必要でコントローラーとusbのファームウェアを更新しないと使えません。 →usbのみではなくコントローラーも付属品にあるusbを使ってpcと繋げてもらい公式サイトからアプリをダウンロードしてファームウェアを更新してください。 →公式サイトが英語で日本語設定が見当たらないので読めるレベルの人におすすめです。 →説明書にはファームウェア更新方法に関して書いていなく使えるのに1時間かかりました。

Ele é tão bom que eu fiquei triste por ter pagado caro em dois Pro Controllers antes de conhecer ele

I have a lot of controllers... and I'm on a mission of reviewing every controller I own. Today, we'll review my first 8BitDo Ultimate - The Bluetooth version. The main reason I bought this controller was as an option to replace a Switch Pro Controller. I bought it a little bit after the GuliKit KingKong 2 Pro and it was between those for which I would use for Switch... ultimately the KingKong 2 ended up being used for Switch (at least until it lost my trust... I probably won't review that controller since it's no longer available, but long story short it went haywire on me while playing, twice) and I adopted this as my new main PC controller after the right bumper went bad on my Elite 2. I even bought the buttons from 8BitDo in order to convert it to Xbox layout ABXY. Features: Face buttons are standard membrane. dpad is old school feeling membrane with center pivot. Profile switch and home buttons are tactile. Triggers are hall effect and have good resistance to me (subjective). Special Features: The standout features that attracted me to this controller were.... - Hall Effect Joysticks - Multiple Game Profiles - Mappable Back Buttons - Wakes switch (was the first 8BitDo to do so!) In general, all of these features work as advertised, though compared to some other options, I would say the mappable back buttons are not as capable as other controller options today. 8BitDo software kind of has a macro builder where you build your macro, rather than other options that let you just record the inputs. This makes it such that there's no way to create macros which rely on buttons being held while others are being pressed, one button must end before the next begins. This unfortunately limited it's functionality for me in games like FFXIV, in which the trigger buttons must be held down to execute skills. By the time I switched to this controller though I was no longer raiding, so that limitation didn't end up being a deal breaker for me and it was still better than needing to buy a third party application to make macros at all, so I'll give it a pass. Shake to wake with Switch is a bit hilarious, but it works. QC / Durability Concerns: I haven't had any issues with this controller at all. There is wear from the plastic to plastic rub of the joystick with the controller face, but otherwise it generally looks fine. Maybe get black if you are concerned with grime and don't clean your controllers often. Functionality: In general, I have nothing to complain about as far as functionality. Everything works solidly, though the resolution of the hall effect sticks is certainly lower than the resolution of the Xbox Elite 2. You can tell this when you do operations such as changing the time of day in Genshin Impact - you can easily get it to register minute by minute with the Elite 2, but usually the 8BitDo Ultimate skips a few minutes when you rotate it. My my case, this does not affect game play, but perhaps if you need the ultimate level of precision this controller may not be suitable for you. A staple of my controller reviews... the Tetris dpad test. I play games on Tetris at as fast of a pace as I can (I'm roughly a 1 minute sprinter in modern Tetris games) and see how many false hard drops I get. Generally, 8BitDo controllers do well in this test for me, but I seem to be more prone to make accidental hard drops on this controller than I do on the Pro 2. In general though, this controller would fall somewhere below Xbox Elite 2 with cross dpad installed, other options with tactile / clicky dpads, and the 8BitDo Pro 2 (my current go to)... probably a little worse than the IINE Candy Pop controller I recently reviewed, but certainly not embarrassing like the Switch Pro controller. In Conclusion: For the price of this controller I think you get a lot from it, but if you are looking for a PC controller today I'd probably go with another option. If you are looking for a Switch Pro alternative though, I think this is still a pretty good option. It's very responsive on Switch and I still use a limited edition variant of this controller on Switch today. For PC though, I think there are better options for not a lot more of your hard earned money. Still though if this is your only option, I can recommend it as a solid reliable option. If PC is your intent though and you won't play on Switch ever, you can save $10 by getting the 2.4G version of the controller and you'll have the Xbox layout by default. Back when I bought this one, that variant didn't have hall effect joysticks, but now it does so you don't really lose any functionality except Switch connectivity.

Il controller è tra i migliori che abbia mai posseduto. Plastica solida e feedback dei tasti ottimo, completamente configurabile tramite il software: semplice mappatura dei tasti (inoltre presenta due tasti dorsali abbastanza comodi), regolazione delle zone morte interne ed esterne delle levette, regolazione della pressione necessaria all'attivazione dei grilletti, configurazione di macro. Insomma, completo su tutti i fronti. Offre anche la possibilità di avere 3 profili configurabili in modo completamente diverso, con la possibilità di passare da uno all'altro alla semplice pressione di un tasto. L'ergonomia è molto buona, probabilmente se fosse leggermente più bombata la parte del grip sarebbe stata migliore. Non sono mai riuscito a scaricare completamente il controller in una sessione di gioco, quindi direi che la batteria abbia una buona durata effettiva. Lo stand integrato è il tocco di classe, in questo modo il controller sarà sempre carico tra una sessione e l'altra di gioco, inoltre è decisamente più comodo rispetto all'ennesimo cavo di caricabatterie che va attaccato e staccato in continuazione. Notare che ha il layout di tasti della Nintendo Switch. Come ultima cosa, presenta due possibili modalità di connessione, tramite Bluetooth o con il dongle usb, la modalità si può cambiare tramite lo switch nella parte posteriore del controller. Tra le due modalità non ho in realtà notato alcuna differenza, teoricamente il dongle dovrebbe garantire una latenza minore, ma nemmeno in modalità Bluetooth ho notato alcun tipo di input lag. Complessivamente questo è decisamente un controller di qualità.

Bluetooth gaming controllers are notorious for having some truly awful input lag, and that was demonstrated to great effect in 8Bitdo's previous SN30Pro 2, which was clearly not up to snuff. On a desktop PC, the effect wasn't quite as bad, but when pairing it on another device such as an Nvidia Shield...even with a TV like mine with a 1ms refresh rate and low-lag gaming mode....it couldn't keep up. The Bluetooth Ultimate controller changes that.....somehow. I'm not sure what they did, but Bluetooth is LIGHTNING fast, even on devices that aren't running the latest n' greatest Bluetooth receivers. In fact, it outperforms my wife's 8Bitdo Ultimate 2.4g version of the controller by a hair, leading us to wonder why 8Bitdo is even selling that model in the first place. After all, the Ultimate Bluetooth model has a switch on the back for 2.4g if you so desire, which covers all the bases. The addition of Hall effect analog sticks and what feels to me like a tighter, more durable build is worth the extra money, in my opinion. This is *THE* controller to buy if you want to cover every conceivable base, and a major step up from 8Bitdo's previous Bluetooth-related blunders.

Its a good controller, after watching ETA Primes review on Youtube (beginning of November) and trusting his opinion I pre-ordered both black and white controllers (for £60 each). I received the white controller on release (around 17th November if I remember correct, I even got a £5 refund as it released at a slightly cheaper price of £55)... 1 week later and the black controller hadn't arrived and there was no update on any expected delivery, so I just cancelled it - the time delay also enabled me to come to my senses and realise I have stupid amount of controllers as it is... x9 8BitDo, x2 Elite 2's, x1 Elite 1, Nintendo Switch Pro (to be fair I got most of the 8BitDo controllers in a job lot on eBay and awesomely they all worked with no issues, so if you are in doubt or unsure I can confirm reliability on 8BitDo controllers is excellent, you can also very easily flash updated firmware's). With regards to this new 8BitDo "Ultimate" controller, I got the slightly more expensive Bluetooth/2.4ghz version, it pairs fine with Windows and overall works as a controller should (Note:- PC gamers are overall superior people compared to the console pleb generation hehe :-p Xbox and Playstation can debate which is better till the cows come home, in the meantime PC gamers will sit silently judging you on your poor life choices :-)) kidding... Maybe). I have positives and negatives and firstly I'll explain my slightly NEGATIVE thoughts and this is in regards to the controller and its plastics feeling very cheap, especially the R1 & L1 shoulder buttons as they have a very mushy unpleasant click. The analogue R2 and L2 is quite a short throw as well and the angle your fingers sit at/have to hold the controller to access shoulder buttons just doesn't feel as comfortable/natural as it does on a standard Xbox controller or even the likes of the 8bitdo SN30 pro+ (basically that 8BitDo controller I am referencing is similar to a Playstation 2 shape but with a proper D-Pad) - Although I guess that is entirely subjective, it might feel fine for you. That being said this is not enough of a reason to dismiss the controller, but it was enough of a reason to make me realise I didn't need a second one and therefore the deciding reason I cancelled the black controller which I had pre-ordered. The POSITIVE and I think the primary reason most folks are intrigued and will buy this controller is because of the hall effect sensor technology - in short zero chance of stick drift. I wouldn't buy into any reviewers on Youtube saying greater accuracy with the analogue sticks and do not believe this technology will markedly improve your gaming abilities - However, If you need to believe that to justify the purchase to yourself then by all means go for it. My other positive is that the D-Pad feels particularly decent - its actually quite a large D-Pad. I use emulators for retro gaming and like playing the original '96 version of Resident Evil (PC and emulator versions) and RE1 uses tank controls, which lends itself better to this 8BitDo D-Pad as opposed to the 3 times the price, clicky and unnatural feeling Elite 2 D-Pad. To me, I think the most sensible option is grab an Xbox Elite Series 2 controller when they're on offer/second hand on Amazon (I got one 4 months ago, "used" from Amazon but in reality the box was scuffed/controller brand new and it cost the reasonable sum of £63)... You can then use what is a high quality and very nice/premium feeling controller till your hearts content and then IF stick drift ever happens, buy the little control board that easily solders in (I got 10 of them/so 5 controllers worth for £6 on eBay - Not had to use them yet but I am considering preventative maintenance and pre-installing them to have at the ready). Once installed this mod lets you use a screwdriver to adjust the values on the analogue potentiometer and therefore correct any analogue anomalies - so effectively with that simple mod, stick drift will never write off your controller and you will always be able to quickly and easily fix it. Anyway, that's my thoughts.