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8BitDo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller Is Discounted One Week After Launch

8BitDo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller (Nintendo Switch + PC) $63 (was $70) with 10% coupon See at Amazon 8BitDo Ultimate 2 Wireless Controller (PC, Mac, Android) $60 See at Amazon 8BitDo's new Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller for Nintendo Switch and PC is on sale for $63 (was $70) when you click the 10% off coupon box on Amazon's store page. The Ultimate 2 Bluetooth just launched on April 15, so it's pretty cool to see a deal on it already. The Bluetooth version arrived less than two months after the release of the 2.4GHz Wireless model for PC, which you can also save 10% on right now. The Ultimate 2 is 8BitDo's best and most advanced flagship controller yet thanks to a wealth of customization options and premium components.Notably, the Ultimate 2 should work on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 via Bluetooth and possibly with the 2.4GHz dongle, too. So if you plan on getting the Switch 2 when console and accessory preorders open this week, you may want to compare the new official Switch 2 Pro Controller to 8BitDo's Ultimate 2. Nintendo's controller adds two remappable back buttons, but the Ultimate 2 has four remappable inputs, upgraded analog sticks, trigger locks, and a bunch of internal customization features.8BitDo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller (Switch, PC)White -- $63 ($70) | Click coupon boxBlack -- $708BitDo Ultimate 2 Controller (PC, Android)Black-- $60 | Save 10%White -- $60 | Save 10%Purple -- $60 | Save 10%The Ultimate 2 is 8BitDo's most feature-rich controller yet. We've tested the PC and Switch editions and view them as meaningful upgrades over their predecessors. The original Ultimate was already our top pick in our best PC controllers list, so the Ultimate 2 will take the top spot from the original in our next update. Meanwhile, the Ultimate 2 Bluetooth will replace the original as GameSpot's pick for the best third-party Switch controller, and we're eager to see how it stacks up with the Switch 2 Pro Controller.Continue Reading at GameSpot

Apr 23, 2025 - 06:14

8BitDo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller Is Discounted One Week After Launch

8BitDo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller (Nintendo Switch + PC)

$63 (was $70) with 10% coupon

See at Amazon

8BitDo Ultimate 2 Wireless Controller (PC, Mac, Android)

$60

See at Amazon

8BitDo's new Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller for Nintendo Switch and PC is on sale for $63 (was $70) when you click the 10% off coupon box on Amazon's store page. The Ultimate 2 Bluetooth just launched on April 15, so it's pretty cool to see a deal on it already. The Bluetooth version arrived less than two months after the release of the 2.4GHz Wireless model for PC, which you can also save 10% on right now. The Ultimate 2 is 8BitDo's best and most advanced flagship controller yet thanks to a wealth of customization options and premium components.

Notably, the Ultimate 2 should work on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 via Bluetooth and possibly with the 2.4GHz dongle, too. So if you plan on getting the Switch 2 when console and accessory preorders open this week, you may want to compare the new official Switch 2 Pro Controller to 8BitDo's Ultimate 2. Nintendo's controller adds two remappable back buttons, but the Ultimate 2 has four remappable inputs, upgraded analog sticks, trigger locks, and a bunch of internal customization features.

8BitDo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller (Switch, PC)
- White -- $63 (~~$70~~) | Click coupon box
- Black -- $70
8BitDo Ultimate 2 Controller (PC, Android)
- Black-- $60 | Save 10%
- White -- $60 | Save 10%
- Purple -- $60 | Save 10%

The Ultimate 2 is 8BitDo's most feature-rich controller yet. We've tested the PC and Switch editions and view them as meaningful upgrades over their predecessors. The original Ultimate was already our top pick in our best PC controllers list, so the Ultimate 2 will take the top spot from the original in our next update. Meanwhile, the Ultimate 2 Bluetooth will replace the original as GameSpot's pick for the best third-party Switch controller, and we're eager to see how it stacks up with the Switch 2 Pro Controller.Continue Reading at GameSpot