8 Batdo’s recently released Final 2 wireless controller-It is the best and most sophisticated pro-styling game pad-now available for Nintendo Switch. Like the original flagship controller of 8 Batdo, also called Nintendo version 8 Bitdo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth And the 2.4GHz wireless model costs more than $ 10 for the PC, which is launched in February. The final 2 Bluetooth is largely the same from a technical point of view, and it still supports the PC.
Specifically, final 2 Should Work on the next Nintendo Switch 2 via Bluetooth and possibly 2.4GHz Dongal. So if you intend to get the switch 2 when the console and accessories open up in advance, you want to compare the new official switch 2 Pro Controller to 8 Bitdo’s Ultimat 2. Nintendo’s controller has added two notable back buttons, but Altimet 2 features four re -inputs, upgraded analog sticks, triggers toxes, and internal customization.
- 8 Bitdo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller (Switch, PC)
- 8 Bitdo Ultimate 2 Controller (PC, Android)
The final 2 8 bit is the most characteristic controller. We have experienced the PC edition and view it as a more meaningful upgrade than original. This is the best controller in the 8 -Battu lineup, but we have not yet had the opportunity to test the Bluetooth edition for the switch. The original ultimatic was already on our best PC controllers list, so Ultimat 2 will win the first place in our next update. I will have a thorough review of both models in the coming weeks, but I would be surprised if the Altimet 2 Bluetooth is not the final Bluetooth place because the best third -party switch controller as a game spot selection.
$ 70
Ultimat 2 Bluetooth edition adds to Bluetooth as well as 2.4GHz wireless to help Nintendo Switch. Dongal is USB-C, which is remarkable here because the original switch, when the post is made, does not have an open USB-C port. On the other hand, switch 2 has a USB-C port in the upper part of the console. Bluetooth switch controllers will be compatible with switch 2 out of the gate, but it is possible that the final 2 will also work wirelessly with the console via 2.4GHz dongle.
Ultimat 2 maintains compatibility to PC in wireless mode by Bluetooth dongle and is wired with a USB-C cable. According to 8 Batdo, he said that the movement control and Rimble only work on the switch with this model.
There is no mention of Android support in this listing, but we suspect it is also compatible with Android smartphones and tablets.
Key features
- Nintendo Switch: Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless (USB-C Dongle), USB-C wired
- PC: 2.4GHz wireless + USB-C wired
- TMR electromagnetic analog sticks
- Hall bearing is dynamic with adjusted stop point
- 2 Reconfined Back Triggers
- 2 Additional Rimpel Shoulder Buttons
- Superish bumper
- RGB lighting rings
- 2.4GHz and 1,000 Hz for Wired Polling Rate
- 6 Axis Motion Control (Switch only)
- Rimble (just switch)
- Turbo button
- 1,000 mAh battery
- Available in white and black
- Matching USB-C Charging Dock
Customize with 8 Bitdo Ultimat Software V2
- RMAP input
- Set three customs profiles
- Establish a dead zone
- Adjust the Motion Control sensitivity
- Adjust the sensitivity of the stick
- Adjust trigger sensitivity
- Adjust the intensity of the rimble
- Adjust the effects of light
$ 60
If you do not need compatibility with Nintendo consoles, the original Ultimat 2 wireless controller designed for PC and Android saves you $ 10. In particular, it supports motion controls and Rimbles on PC. Otherwise, the feature set and custom options are the same.
Key features
- PC: 2.4GHz Wireless (USB-C Dongal)
- Android: Bluetooth
- TMR electromagnetic analog sticks
- Hall bearing is dynamic with adjusted stop point
- 2 Reconfined Back Triggers
- 2 Additional Rimpel Shoulder Buttons
- Superish bumper
- RGB lighting rings
- 2.4GHz and 1,000 Hz for Wired Polling Rate
- 6 axis movement control
- Rod
- Turbo button
- 1,000 mAh battery
- Available in white, black and purple
- Matching USB-C Charging Dock
Customize with 8 Bitdo Ultimat Software V2
- RMAP input
- Set three customs profiles
- Establish a dead zone
- Adjust the Motion Control sensitivity
- Adjust the sensitivity of the stick
- Adjust trigger sensitivity
- Adjust the intensity of the rimble
- Adjust the effects of light
The final 2 controller features a number of remarkable additions. 8 Batdo improved its 2.4GHz wireless tech and named it “8 speed”. When the added USB-C is synchronized with wireless through Dongal, the final 2 allegedly identifies the input without interruption with 1MS Latics. 2.4GHz wireless or USB-C wired connection is also 1,000 Hz in Ultimat 2 when using the wired connection. Clearly, the original ultimate offered a stable and sharp wireless connection, but the new model offers more reliable and smooth connection. It is also the first final controller to use USB-C Dongal instead of USB-A. The switch edition can also be wirelessly synchronized in the console through Bluetooth, while the PC edition has only Bluetooth support on Android. It is unclear whether the final 2 Bluetooth also works on Android, though we will be surprised if this does not happen.
8 Batdo replaced the Hall effect sticks found on many of its controllers with TMR sticks. Like the sticks of the hall effect, TMR technology uses electromagnets to provide smooth feeling with more accurate, precise movements. Electromagnetic control also reduces the risk of increased analog stick. However, as a whole, TMR technology is generally seen as a improvement compared to the hallway. The new analog sticks also have custom RGB lighting ring.
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Ultimat 2 is the first controller of the series, which includes four additional buttons. 8 Bitdo mixed the design of the design Original final With Ultimat 2 cManufacturer’s latest budget wireless controller. It has two re -back trigger (such as ultimat) as well as two extra shoulder buttons (such as ultimate 2C).
8 Batdo also added another joint pro -style custom feature in the trigger lock. The hall effect can immediately turn into linear buttons by flickering switches on the analog sticks.
In addition to physical amendment, the controller supports the PC and Android’s 8 -Batdo proprietary app. With Ultimat Software V2, you can create three profiles and make adJust adjustments to stick, trigger, and motion control sensitivity, edit the severity of the rimble, and the program analog stick dead zones.
Like the other premium controllers of 8 Batdo in its flagship series, the Ultimat 2 comes with a match matching USB-C charging dock with a cart to store 2 USB dongle. Although it is not clear how much game time you can get with full charge, the battery of the Ultimat 2 is much larger than the original battery. Both models of Ultimat 2 have 1,000 mAh batteries, while each of the final and final Bluetooths for the switch has 480 mA batteries. That said, there is a new lighting rings when the battery will eliminate fast when active.
Possible switch 2 buyers who want to stay with the First Party option can closely review the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller below:
- Official Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller – $ 80 | Releases June 5
