8BitDo Ultimate モバイル ゲーム コントローラー (Android デバイス用)、ホール効果ジョイスティックとホール トリガーを備えた Bluetooth モバイル ゲーム コントローラー (Black)

同じ商品があってこちらは【Android デバイス用】と表記があるので買うのを躊躇していましたが、他の方のレビュー通りiOSでも動かせました。 十字キーに若干の硬さはあるものの遅延は特に感じられませんでした。 他社製品と比べても安価だしお勧めです。 人気があって品切れになりやすいようなので、入荷したら早めに購入した方がいいかもしれません。

iPhone15 pro(iOS18.6.2)でも使用できました 操作感、持ち心地共に良く、非常にクオリティは高いです

Fantastic piece of kit. Premium quality sticks and buttons, no noticeable lag. Have bought a few 8bitdo controllers and they always deliver 100%!

コントローラーの挟む力が強いのでケガしないように注意が必要です⚠️ あと、スティックトップがサラサラとした素材なので指が滑りやすいです！ それ以外は完璧です

PCに繋げてファームウェアをアップグレードせずとも、iPadやiPhone16 proで使用可能でした。 聖剣伝説3リメイクで使いましたがキー配置もそのまま遊ぶことができました。 安定感もよく、スマホを挟み込まずに普通のコントローラーとしても問題なく使用可能です。

Nubia z70 Ultraで問題なく使えてます。 Androidのスマホゲームはゲームパッド対象のものとそうでないものがあるので、事前に確認しておく必要があると思います。 参考までにAndroid版の「ファイナルファンタジータクティクス」はゲームパッドでの操作不可。「ファイナルファンタジー6」は操作可能でした。

作りがしっかりしているので、スマホをスタンドに掛けたままといった使い方でも安定して操作できる。 接続はBluetoothのみだが、実際に使っていて遅延は感じない。ただし、シビアな操作を求められるゲームに適しているかどうかは不明

DOESN'T WORK WITH SAMSUNG FOLD 6 Z!!!!!

Awesome little devices and low latency (with phones made after 2023 that I've tested it with so far) exactly what my son was looking for. Does not work with ps remote play app but does work with the PX remote play alternative ps5 remote play app and basically plug and play with any other android game or Xbox remote play apps.

Ottimo prodotto, fa quello che promette, per il mio uso è perfetto. Si collega instantaneame al Bluetooth del mio telefono e sembra di avere una consolle. Non devo nemmeno rimuovere la custodia al mio telefono per usarlo.

Tek kelime ile HARİKA.

Controller molto valido. Tiene molto bene il telefono e non è scomodo in mano. La batterie regge benissimo e non ha input lag. Lo uso con uno zfold 8 e mi trovo molto bene

In short : I am very mixed on this! Although it feels quite subjective. Comfortable, and well built but i feel it should not be labelled an Ultimate controller, as it's intentionally missing Ultimate features, and ones that even the cheapest controller in their line the 8Bitdo Micro has. a Nightmare to service / clean to boot.. in Looooooong: On one hand, it works well with what it sets out to do, it connects to your iPhone or Android phone and works as an X-input controller, it is also very comfortable and does not suffer from the inward turned handles as much as other ultimate controllers due to the smaller size, the face buttons are snappy membrane, the bumpers are (quite loud) tact switches, sticks and triggers are hall effect. the D-pad stands out, as even though it looks exactly like a SNES D-pad, it feels almost exactly like a vita one, with soft clicky switches under a membrane pad which is my favorite part of this controller! Unfortunately this is where the negatives start, the controller does not have any kind of USB audio or power passthrough, which isn't a big deal for some and wasn't for me either, til i realized the fact that it blocks off most iPhone's bottom speaker perfectly with an air tight seal, which most of the sound comes through on iPhones.. i also imagine it blasting noise in an airtight space is very good for the speaker, even if you can live with just sound from the earpiece speaker. It also felt a little high in latency, due to the wireless nature which is something i'm not usually too sensitive to with other controllers, even 8-bitdo ones on the same phone, but it felt a little more noticeable here. trying to wire it or sticking an angled charging cable in there gets messy and wobbly quick. (You can somewhat get around this by using a case with a u shaped bottom like official apple cases tend to have, although this makes the phone quite a bit more slippery and can cause it to come loose.) My personal unit came with a very loud right trigger and a completely silent left one, annoyed by this i tried to open the MG controller up, and it's spring mechanism BIT me more times than 3 times, it's just about the least serviceable controller i've tried to open up, which i do to all of my controllers to clean them up every couple years.. which isn't happening with this one, i also could not find a single disassembly guide online, which leads me to believe i'm not the first one to struggle opening it. It defeated me in the end, which is the first controller to do so. Somewhat of a side note that's very disappointing, and since it's not an advertised feature it feels a little wrong to criticize.. but i feel i have to.. is the fact that even though 8bitdo made it, and it's part of the "Ultimate Controller" line, they for some reason locked out their insanely wide range of compatible devices connection wise seemingly on purpose.. It also drops the 4 input modes every single 8bitdo controller has so it won't connect to anything looking for a Switch or PS4 controller. This is already a huge bummer, But even more disappointing is that Switch is one of it's main supported platforms of their ultimate line, yet this does not connect to it, which is insanely disappointing as the Nintendo switch and OLED fit perfectly and would be an amazing controller in handheld mode for the price of a single Joy-Con, but this is locked out for some reason, when all their other controllers, even the bottom of the line like the $20 Micro, it doesn't seem to me like a hardware limitation as some of their first ever controllers were able to do this, and even those were updated for Switch 2 support recently. This even introduces problems on iPhone, as the feature to mimic a Switch pro controller or a DualShock for example is very handy on a platform with limited controller remapping like iPhone, there is a quick button swap feature available, but this isn't as convenient as it messes up the controls for something like remote play, which is mapped right straight out the box. I think you can negate this somewhat by creating multiple profiles for this, but the iPhone ultimate app does not see it, so i can't... really try it.. unless i hook it up to the PC again, so it's easier to switch to my $20 Micro controller sometimes, not my $50 "Ultimate" controller which should never be the case. So what could have been a 5 star review turns into a 3 as it seems it was intentionally held back for some reason and even though almost all these issues could be fixed with a software update, 2 years later, that seems like it's not gonna happen. Which is a shame, cause when it works it's a REALLY comfortable controller.