8BitDo Lite 2 BT Gamepad Turquoise (Switch, Android, Raspberry Pi)

I use it everyday , the battery life enough for days of gaming , recommended

Easy to connect. Wish nintendo made these for this price point is amazing.

A la altura de los joycons de la switch, un buen mando muy compacto con buena batería y que funciona perfecto en todas las plataformas que he probado (Android, Pc y switch), funciona con rewasd y es tan compacto que lo uso incluso con una sola mano para atajos de teclado en krita, photoshop etc Eso si, no es un mando pro en el sentido de que se nota que los botones, joysticks y demás no son los mejores y la ergonomía no es su punto fuerte, aun así muy buen mando que cumple perfectamente, bien construido y con buenos materiales. Si buscas un mando compacto y que te puedas llevar a cualquier parte es una muy buena opción.

I already had an 8BitDo Micro that I use with my Steam Deck and MBP for gaming while traveling. But...some games really need the analog sticks and more buttons than the Micro controller can provide. So I bought the Lite 2. And it's great! Compared to the Micro, It's a lot easier on the hands. The Micro is a great controller; it's tiny and light, which is always good for travel. But it's not something I'd recommend using for extended amounts of time. I have small hands as it is, but even for me, using the Micro for long periods cramps my hands. But the Lite 2 is much better. It's still significantly smaller than a regular console controller, but it feels much more natural. I had no problems using it to game for awhile. As far as setup goes, it was simple connecting it to my Steam Deck or MBP via Bluetooth or even via USB-C cable (though you might want a longer cable than what comes in the box). Both recognized it as a game controller immediately. Do keep in mind that the ABXY buttons are "built-in" to use the Nintendo layout, where A is the rightmost button and is "OK/confirm," while B is the bottom-most button and is "cancel/go back." I'm used to using Playstation controllers, where X is the bottom-most button and is "OK/confirm," and Circle is the rightmost button, which is "cancel/go back." Basically backwards of Nintendo. Same goes for X/Y and Square/Triangle; these are reversed. On the Steam Deck, there's a simple one click option in controller settings to reverse all that. But on other devices, you might have to remap the buttons in the system settings or game settings. You can't force or reconfigure the Lite 2 itself to NOT use the Nintendo layout. Just something to be aware of if you're like me. If you're unable to remap in software, it's not a huge deal and you'll get used to using the Nintendo layout real quick. Overall, it's a solid buy.

Mooie game controller voor onderweg. Voelt stevig en kan makkelijk worden geconfigureerd met verschillende retro spelcomputers of je mobiel.

Ottimo controller, compatto, leggero, una buona autonomia, bisogna aggiornarlo per farlo funzionare con Switch2. Questo prodotto si sceglie per la compattezza e la compatibilità, portarsi dietro questo è comodissimo, rispetto ad un controller normale, certo si perde qualcosa in confort, non è consigliato per chi ha le mani molto grandi. Per il resto è ok, provato con Pc e Switch 2, e tutto procede per il verso giusto e non costa neanche troppo.