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8BitDo

8BitDo Lite 2

8BitDo Lite 2

정가 $31.99 USD
정가 $34.99 USD 할인가 $31.99 USD
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  • Ultra Portable.
  • Fully Featured - now featuring joysticks and shaped trigger buttons
  • Rumble vibration, motion controls.
  • Customizable turbo functionality (D-input)
  • Wireless Bluetooth, USB-C, rechargeable battery.
  • Compatible with Switch, Switch Lite, Android and Raspberry Pi.
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Customer Reviews

Based on 11 reviews
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Adam Mallicoat
Great for mobile gaming, especially for big hands.

When I game on the go I tend to play a lot waiting for flights. I've tried both the smaller 8bitdo controllers and those would get painful past 30 minutes. They're still good products but for me the lite 2 is much more comfortable and still pretty easy to store because there's no joysticks and the shoulder buttons are oriented side to side.

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Matthew St John
Best Controller Ever

it paired nicely with my phone and PC. best portable controller ever

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8BitDo Lite 2

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Jaurel Julao
It doesn’t work on Mac Steam

Fix this please, it’s a good controller but it has no steam capabilities on Mac. I emailed your support staff but they kept giving me canned responses, they’re useless.

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Trey Merkley
Spotty Bluetooth authentication on non Raspberry Pi OS linuxes

The controller works exactly as suggested, it seems to pair with Windows easily and input feels nice. The switch to Dinput instead of Xinput, and the sacrifice of triggers that handle nuance in pressing strength (think FLUDD in Super Mario Sunshine) I think is a bit of a poor choice for a company trying to sell largely to a retro-gaming crowd, but at the same time this model is marketed specifically to Switch users, so it makes sense.

My biggest issue, though, is when I try to get it to pair with my machine (running Manjaro) I can't get a solid response from the controller. My laptop is able to trust and pair the MAC address fine, it can connect to the controller via Bluetooth, but I have to do it in a roundabout way to make it work because it doesn't Just Work out of the box. Even then, after it's connected it will not send input. The error I keep getting is that it's unauthenticated, which makes sense: the controller never finishes pairing. I have to use it in wired mode with my machine. Granted, they don't explicitly support Manjaro so I can only be so upset, but it is a real hinderance on my experience, especially since my SN30 Pro+ works great with my Manjaro boxes.