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Topic	Bluetooth PC controller recommendations?
StealThisSheen 02/16/23 6:32:08 PM #6:	FL81 posted... 8BitDo Pro 2 or Ultimate Pro 2 for symmetric analog placement, Ultimate for asymmetric Intriguing, thanks. I'll look into these! I've used 8BitDo controllers before. I used their N64 controller with an Nvidia Shield long ago for redacted KCF0107 posted... If you have a Windows OS, then Xbox controllers should be able to connect via bluetooth. I have preferred using rechargable batteries over built-in controller batteries for both battery life and controller longevity, but I am unsure where your feelings are on that. Anyway, the Microsoft-branded Xbox One and Series controllers are arguably my two favorite controllers ever (I prefer the feel of the former slightly more I think), so they get my vote. I don't know if you can still get their Xbox One controllers new though. This is a good call, too, since I have atleast one old Xbox One controller atleast SOMEWHERE. I bought the Plug and Play pack or whatever because I personally hate having to deal with individual rechargeable batteries, but I remember it having pretty decent battery life. --- Seplito Nash, Smelling Like the Vault since 1996 Step FOUR! Get Paid! <cite>StealThisSheen posted [p:971615316] in Bluetooth ... [t:80350623]...</cite> <quote>FL81 posted... </cite><quote>8BitDo Pro 2 or UltimatePro 2 for symmetric analog placement, Ultimate for asymmetric</quote>Intriguing, thanks. I'll look into these! I've used 8BitDo controllers before. I used their N64 controller with an Nvidia Shield long ago for redactedKCF0107 posted... </cite><quote>If you have a Windows OS, then Xbox controllers should be able to connect via bluetooth. I have preferred using rechargable batteries over built-in controller batteries for both battery life and controller longevity, but I am unsure where your feelings are on that.Anyway, the Microsoft-branded Xbox One and Series controllers are arguably my two favorite controllers ever (I prefer the feel of the former slightly more I think), so they get my vote. I don't know if you can still get their Xbox One controllers new though.</quote>This is a good call, too, since I have atleast one old Xbox One controller atleast SOMEWHERE. I bought the Plug and Play pack or whatever because I personally hate having to deal with individual rechargeable batteries, but I remember it having pretty decent battery life. --- Seplito Nash, Smelling Like the Vault since 1996Step FOUR! Get Paid!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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