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8BitDo

8BitDo Pro 2 (Hall Effect Joystick)

8BitDo Pro 2 (Hall Effect Joystick)

Regular price $39.99 USD
Regular price $49.99 USD Sale price $39.99 USD
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  • 2 pro-level back Buttons.
  • Ultimate software now on PC, Android and iOS.
  • Custom profile switching, enhanced grip & 4-Way mode switching button.
  • Wireless Bluetooth, rumble vibration, motion controls, USB-C, 20 hour rechargeable battery.
  • Compatible with Switch, PC, macOS, Android, Steam and Raspberry Pi.

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Customer Reviews

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Kyle Duplantis
Best controller I’ve used in a long time

Supremely comfortable in the hand and works excellently with my iPad, MacBook, and steam deck.

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Simon Geoghegan
Amazing

Just the best

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Customer
My favorite controller by far

This Pro2 in the classic colors with the amazing D pad has become my everyday controller and replaced pretty much all the first party controllers I use. Coming from a Switch and PC player, the connectivity modes makes it so that a simple flip of a switch can make this controller connect to my PC in X input mode, iPhone on the go in Apple input mode, and use as a DS4 on PC in D Input mode wired while charging. I love the layout, the ergonomics, and the back paddle buttons that I use to replace my L3 and R3 functions to keep my joysticks from moving while playing precisely in shooters. Gives an authentic retro experience playing the classics and functions just as well in modern AAA games of today with all the features you’d expect from a first party controller. This replaced my Switch Pro AND Xbox Series controller. Battery is great. Have yet to have it die on me. 10/10 would recommend. Did I mention it looks awesome?

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Jordan Coates McBride
Love it!

Can’t wait to get the matching keyboard!

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Kohler Mike
It did not it did not want to work due to pairing issues

I just wanted to return the device I don't want to make videos and do troubleshooting, who has time for all of that?