8Bitdo Wireless USB Adapter 2 - Multi-Platform: Switch, PS5, PS4, PC & Mac; Raspberry Pi Compatible

I had the V1 adapter which didn't work, but the V2 does, but it does require you to update the firmware of the dongle. If you Google "8bitdo firmware update" it'll be the top result. After updating the firmware, my Series X controller works perfectly on my Switch 2.

Worked straight out of the box for my Nintendo switch, my friend can now connect his Xbox controller to it to play alongside me. Joycons just feel too small and not comfortable to use even for my small hands so this way he can use a controller he's comfortable with, some features obviously don't work as he's not using a Nintendo controller of some kind but it's good enough for now. This 8bitdo works on any switch console and let's you use whichever controller you like on it, I think you do need to connect it to a laptop for some software or updates for it to work for some things, but I've not had to so far.

The 8Bitdo Wireless USB Adapter 2 is an absolute game-changer for gamers. Its versatility in connecting various controllers to Switch, Switch OLED, Windows PC, Mac, and Raspberry Pi is unmatched. I love the ease with which I can switch between platforms, and the lag-free performance is a delight. This compact adapter has made my gaming experience smoother and more enjoyable, allowing me to use my favorite controllers with different devices. If you're a gaming enthusiast looking to simplify your setup and enhance your gaming experience, the 8Bitdo Wireless USB Adapter 2 is a must-have. Highly recommended!

PC user. While the Switch Pro controller works flawlessly with Steam, it will not work with the other launchers like Epic and the Xbox app for PC. I've exhausted every software method available to get it working with these launchers with little to no success, and lots of inconvenience.This thing works! The instructions out of the box are pretty poor, and you MUST use their website. You must first update the firmware. You then sync connection, then you MUST set the input method to XINPUT (once synced, on the Pro Controller, you hold - & d-pad up for 3 seconds). There are other input methods for other scenarios, again, you need to read this on their website.Once synced, you can reconnect in a spilt second, which is nice! I have noticed that waking the PC from sleep, I need to unplug the stick and plug back in for connection to work again.All in all I knocked 1 star off for these issues, but hopefully they will be fixed soon along with some other firmware updates (would be nice to see the Switch Pro con home light working, currently not on 8bitdo). But as far as getting the Pro con working on PC, it definitely remedies the situation very well, and spending £15 on this is, is much cheaper than buying yet another controller.

It works with a variety of controllers including a Wii classic controller that is connected to the Wiimote. The latency is good.Here few drawbacks. It doesn't connect to multiple controllers. So one controller at a time needs to be synced.And have no USB port at the back, to connect ps3 controller you need a pc and software to make them sync. After connecting to another controller it loses its previous sync so the whole process needs to repeat every time.

Not recommend.Bought it in a month or two and it was fine but now suddenly my duealses is not connecting anymore.Look somewhere else

I bought this for my Nintendo Switch to enable four player play (having already got a first generation version of this adapter some years ago, which gave me a third). These things are brilliant for giving a new lease of life to old controllers and opening up multiplayer in a cost-effective way, and they work flawlessly in operation - you honestly wouldn't know any difference from native controllers (except for the inherently wrong feeling of controlling Mario with a Dualshock controller!)A note for others: you need one of these adapters for each controller you intend to use, and you can use them just fine with a usb splitter - including on the Nintendo Switch, which is important because the adapters themselves are so wide that you couldn't fit two of them side by side in the Switch's built-in USB ports on the side - possibly the only design flaw of these otherwise brilliant little devices.

It does what it says, if your's doesn't work try updating its software. It's a bit bulky so it might end up blocking 2 usb slots, but yea simple to use and works well.