>>717332916
I've had my 8bitdo Ultimate 2.4G controller (cost 25 bucks for it and the wireless dock when I got it) since February of 2024. It is still functioning flawlessly and I use it everyday on PC. No drift (hall effect sticks), no sticking on buttons, no false inputs, no wobbling, no creak. Can't say the same for numerous Xbox/PS first party controllers which just don't last. Razer is similar trash to first party (made the mistake once with the Wolverine, never again).
Personally I don't see why you'd buy anything BUT 8bitdo if you're gaming on PC or Switch (got an Ultimate 2 for gyro on switch 2, TMR sticks and on-board profiles for button remapping for the win).

>>717293126
>no good controllers for PC gaming on the market
There are plenty. Just because you refuse to like a brand because some faggot on plebbit likes it doesn't mean there aren't. The 8bitdo Ultimate 2.4G is literally perfect for PC. They have gone up in price sadly but even at the new price they are a no brainer. I have a 2.4G model in purple for 25 bucks. Wireless, came with a charging dock, hall effect sticks, and super low latency. The 8BitDo Ultimate 1 & 2 are also great if you need Gyro and Switch support (work in wired, 2.4Ghz and bluetooth) and the newest one 2 has TMR sticks instead. They can all be remapped at a firmware level with 3 profiles stored on the controller along with macros which is incredible. There is critique of the device possible beyond the higher price, if you prefer objectively inferior stick layouts (but they have a model for that too) or you have gigantic hands.
>premium price
Most chinkrollers are cheaper than official in addition to being objectively superior. I liked the Ultimate 2.4G model so good I got an Ultimate 2 for myself (Switch 2 support and gyro for Steamdeck) and an Ultimate (1) for my wife. I'll never buy first party trash again.

>>716099694
Shame it doesn't have dark grey or black sticks/dpad. DoA. Love 8BitDo controllers tho. Good layout for 2D games, but why bother with the analog sticks at all in an inferior layout.