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title: "8Bitdo Sn30 Pro+ Bluetooth Controller Wireless Gamepad for Switch, PC, macOS, Android, Steam and Raspberry Pi (SN Edition)"
price: "$2586"
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# 6-axis motion & rumble 20+ hrs wireless play customizable button mapping 8Bitdo Sn30 Pro+ Bluetooth Controller Wireless Gamepad for Switch, PC, macOS, Android, Steam and Raspberry Pi (SN Edition)

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## Summary

> 🎯 Elevate your game with pro-level precision and wireless freedom!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 8Bitdo Sn30 Pro+ Bluetooth Controller Wireless Gamepad for Switch, PC, macOS, Android, Steam and Raspberry Pi (SN Edition)
- **How much does it cost?** $2586 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Precision that Wins:** Industry-leading 0.8% analog stick error margin for near-zero drift and pinpoint accuracy.
- • **Enduring Comfort & Grip:** Ergonomically designed full-size controller with premium grips for marathon gaming sessions.
- • **Firmware-Backed Reliability:** Responsive customer support with easy firmware updates ensures your controller stays future-proof.
- • **Tailored Control Experience:** Adjust joystick sensitivity, hair triggers, and vibration intensity with powerful cross-platform software.
- • **Seamless Multi-Platform Play:** Effortlessly connects via Bluetooth or USB-C across Switch, PC, macOS, Android, Steam & Raspberry Pi.

## Overview

The 8Bitdo Sn30 Pro+ is a versatile wireless Bluetooth gamepad compatible with Switch, PC, macOS, Android, Steam, and Raspberry Pi. Featuring ultra-precise analog sticks with a 0.8% error margin, customizable button mapping, adjustable triggers, and 6-axis motion controls, it delivers a tailored gaming experience. With over 20 hours of battery life, USB-C charging, and robust firmware support, it’s designed for gamers seeking professional-grade performance and comfort across multiple platforms.

## Description

Windows Windows 7 and above, Bluetooth 4.0 Android 4.0 and above macOS 10.7 and above Steam Windows 7 and above, macOS 10.9 and above Switch 1.0.0 and above (Switch), 9.0.0 and above (Lite) Raspberry Pi Bluetooth 2.0 and above, 2B, 2B+, 3B, Zero

Review: Initial impression is excellent *Updated 10/11/2022* - I AM NOT A GAMER!! I play Switch with my young kids sometimes and the joy cons are very difficult for me to use. After looking at several available full size controllers I chose this one based on the reviews and the shape. It came in high quality packaging and it feels absolutely perfect in my hands. It feels very well made, not like a junk aftermarket controller. It was also a breeze to connect. I can't speak for its longevity, as I just connected it and tried it right before writing this review. Additionally, I only played one race on MarioKart with it. Hardly a gruelling test. My initial impression is very good though. I am glad I chose this remote. If you like the feel of the more traditional controller and you don't want something that feels like junk I highly recommend this controller. The kids like this controller too. Unless this thing fails prematurely I will probably never buy another joy con again, but rather replace the joy cons with more of these if the need ever arises. *UPDATE* 10/11/2022 Since buying the first controller, I got a second one for my daughter since she liked mine so much. Now we have a black and a gray one. A few months ago, my daughter's controller started disconnecting from our Switch in the middle of game play. Next, mine started disconnecting as well. Eventually, it got so bad that it was impossible to get through a few minutes of play without the controllers disconnecting. Two days ago I wrote an email to 8Bitdo explaining the problem. By the time I woke up the next morning, they had responded to my email and provided a firmware update for the controllers with instructions for installation. The directions were easy to follow and it only took a couple of minutes for each controller. Simple. My daughter and I reconnected our controllers to the Switch last night and played with no problems whatsoever. I absolutely love this controller. After my customer service experience with the manufacturer, I love them even more. I have had my gray controller for 3 years now and it still feels as rock solid as it did the day I took it out of the package for the first time. I'm still not a gamer. I still only play occasionally with my 3 kids, so take that into consideration. I believe this controller would hold up to a lot more use though. I highly recommend it for anyone who wants a full sized controller and more grip. They look slick, too. It's win win, as far as I'm concerned.
Review: MUCH better than anyone realizes!! (Better quality sticks than PS, Xbox, or NS by a huge margin) - I recently heard of a site that lets you test your controllers, including analog stick accuracy. Quite simply, 8bitdo controllers analog sticks blow first party controllers out of the water when it comes to stick accuracy (which also factors into stick drift). The best result I've heard from first party is Playstations dualshock 4 and dualsense having around 4.5-6% error margin even when brand new. I tested all of my controllers. My used Dualsense was 14.7%, new Dualsense was 5.5%, Switch Pro was 6.5%, Xbox Series was 8.1%, DS4 was 7.7% My xbox 8bitdo controller had 1.6% error margin!!! This specific controller, despite being used for a couple years has only a 0.8% error margin!!!!!!!!!!! That's nearly Hall Effect analog stick quality and accuracy!!! And typically, the more error margin, the more likely you will have stick drift. It's not 100% correlated but it seems to always be close. If a controller has above 15% error, you'll almost definitely have drift, depending on the game. I tried out a few games that let you set the stick deadzone to 0% and it was mindblowing how much better FPS are to play when you can set it that low. Normally, if you set deadzone below 8% even on new controllers, you will have stick drift. My older Dualsense, needs to be set to 14% deadzone to avoid drifting!! 8bitdo controllers can be set to 0% and the difference in precision you gain from this is massive. That means you can zero in even on the furthest targets relatively easily. When the deadzone is bigger, it's very easy to move the stick and your aim overshoots your target because the game isn't reacting to the smallest movements you make on the stick. Hence the term deadzone. I'm referring to the deadzone in the center of the stick in this case. Using this controller and setting deadzone to 0% in any game that will let you (not enough games have a deadzone setting that will let you put it down to 0%) will give you an advantage. It's almost like the precision of a mouse and certainly better than what you can get from any other controller. Aside from this revelation, I've always liked these controller. They have the best grips other than the dualsense IMO, great d pad and buttons. Plus the custom button mapping software and paddles is another reason these are great for platforms that don't support button mapping. The one issue is the ergonomics aren't perfect. Like if you do the CLAW technique, it's a bit harder to do on these controllers. Otherwise they are better than first party controllers. There is one issue. If you want a Switch pro controller, and you don't need paddles, the Gulikit KingKong2 Pro controller is the best choice easily, It not only has Amiibo, and motion control support, but it also can turn on your switch from standby. THE BIGGEST advantage of the KingKong2 is that it uses Hall Effect sticks, and triggers. Hall Effect sensors use magnets, not potentiometers. Meaning not only are they even more accurate (0.2-0.6% error margin), but theoretically, they will never experience stick drift. Also the kingkong2 has better and more durable buttons as well The only downside is the ergonomics of the kIng Kong 2 is that it's basically an Xbox One controller with better sticks and buttons. Personally I hate offset analog sticks, but some people might like this more It definitely feels better than the official Switch Pro controller either way. So do the 8bitdo.

## Features

- Wireless Bluetooth, rumble vibration, motion controls, USB-C.
- Button mapping for system-changing accuracy and modifiable vibration
- Adjustable Hair trigger buttons plus 6 axis motion sensor
- Modifiable joystick sensitivity
- Customize your gaming experience further with ultimate software for Windows and macOS
- Please use the USB cable included in the box to charge, do not use other USB cable to charge.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07T8JKVNT |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #34,006 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #56 in Mac Gamepads & Standard Controllers #942 in Nintendo Switch Controllers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (6,527) |
| Date First Available | July 14, 2019 |
| Department | All Ages, Unisex |
| Item Weight | 12.8 ounces |
| Item model number | 6922621500575 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | 8Bitdo |
| Product Dimensions | 1 x 1 x 1 inches; 12.8 ounces |
| Release date | August 7, 2019 |
| Type of item | Video Game |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Edition** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is the D-pad better than the sn30 pro?**
A: Thanks for your interest in 8Bitdo, we improved the D-pad of the SN30 Pro+.

**Q: Can you use this controller to wake up the console**
A: Non-Nintendo controllers of any brand are unable to wake up a switch console.

**Q: Can it wake a sleeping switch?**
A: Sorry, it can not wake a sleeping switch.

**Q: Can you use button mapping for the Switch?**
A: Yes, with 8BitDo Ultimate Software: Customize everything on Pro+ from button mapping, stick & trigger sensitivity, vibration control and even create macros with any button combination. 
Easily save your settings on a game by game basis with custom profiles.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Initial impression is excellent *Updated 10/11/2022*
*by A***R on December 27, 2019*

I AM NOT A GAMER!! I play Switch with my young kids sometimes and the joy cons are very difficult for me to use. After looking at several available full size controllers I chose this one based on the reviews and the shape. It came in high quality packaging and it feels absolutely perfect in my hands. It feels very well made, not like a junk aftermarket controller. It was also a breeze to connect. I can't speak for its longevity, as I just connected it and tried it right before writing this review. Additionally, I only played one race on MarioKart with it. Hardly a gruelling test. My initial impression is very good though. I am glad I chose this remote. If you like the feel of the more traditional controller and you don't want something that feels like junk I highly recommend this controller. The kids like this controller too. Unless this thing fails prematurely I will probably never buy another joy con again, but rather replace the joy cons with more of these if the need ever arises. *UPDATE* 10/11/2022 Since buying the first controller, I got a second one for my daughter since she liked mine so much. Now we have a black and a gray one. A few months ago, my daughter's controller started disconnecting from our Switch in the middle of game play. Next, mine started disconnecting as well. Eventually, it got so bad that it was impossible to get through a few minutes of play without the controllers disconnecting. Two days ago I wrote an email to 8Bitdo explaining the problem. By the time I woke up the next morning, they had responded to my email and provided a firmware update for the controllers with instructions for installation. The directions were easy to follow and it only took a couple of minutes for each controller. Simple. My daughter and I reconnected our controllers to the Switch last night and played with no problems whatsoever. I absolutely love this controller. After my customer service experience with the manufacturer, I love them even more. I have had my gray controller for 3 years now and it still feels as rock solid as it did the day I took it out of the package for the first time. I'm still not a gamer. I still only play occasionally with my 3 kids, so take that into consideration. I believe this controller would hold up to a lot more use though. I highly recommend it for anyone who wants a full sized controller and more grip. They look slick, too. It's win win, as far as I'm concerned.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ MUCH better than anyone realizes!! (Better quality sticks than PS, Xbox, or NS by a huge margin)
*by H***Z on August 13, 2022*

I recently heard of a site that lets you test your controllers, including analog stick accuracy. Quite simply, 8bitdo controllers analog sticks blow first party controllers out of the water when it comes to stick accuracy (which also factors into stick drift). The best result I've heard from first party is Playstations dualshock 4 and dualsense having around 4.5-6% error margin even when brand new. I tested all of my controllers. My used Dualsense was 14.7%, new Dualsense was 5.5%, Switch Pro was 6.5%, Xbox Series was 8.1%, DS4 was 7.7% My xbox 8bitdo controller had 1.6% error margin!!! This specific controller, despite being used for a couple years has only a 0.8% error margin!!!!!!!!!!! That's nearly Hall Effect analog stick quality and accuracy!!! And typically, the more error margin, the more likely you will have stick drift. It's not 100% correlated but it seems to always be close. If a controller has above 15% error, you'll almost definitely have drift, depending on the game. I tried out a few games that let you set the stick deadzone to 0% and it was mindblowing how much better FPS are to play when you can set it that low. Normally, if you set deadzone below 8% even on new controllers, you will have stick drift. My older Dualsense, needs to be set to 14% deadzone to avoid drifting!! 8bitdo controllers can be set to 0% and the difference in precision you gain from this is massive. That means you can zero in even on the furthest targets relatively easily. When the deadzone is bigger, it's very easy to move the stick and your aim overshoots your target because the game isn't reacting to the smallest movements you make on the stick. Hence the term deadzone. I'm referring to the deadzone in the center of the stick in this case. Using this controller and setting deadzone to 0% in any game that will let you (not enough games have a deadzone setting that will let you put it down to 0%) will give you an advantage. It's almost like the precision of a mouse and certainly better than what you can get from any other controller. Aside from this revelation, I've always liked these controller. They have the best grips other than the dualsense IMO, great d pad and buttons. Plus the custom button mapping software and paddles is another reason these are great for platforms that don't support button mapping. The one issue is the ergonomics aren't perfect. Like if you do the CLAW technique, it's a bit harder to do on these controllers. Otherwise they are better than first party controllers. There is one issue. If you want a Switch pro controller, and you don't need paddles, the Gulikit KingKong2 Pro controller is the best choice easily, It not only has Amiibo, and motion control support, but it also can turn on your switch from standby. THE BIGGEST advantage of the KingKong2 is that it uses Hall Effect sticks, and triggers. Hall Effect sensors use magnets, not potentiometers. Meaning not only are they even more accurate (0.2-0.6% error margin), but theoretically, they will never experience stick drift. Also the kingkong2 has better and more durable buttons as well The only downside is the ergonomics of the kIng Kong 2 is that it's basically an Xbox One controller with better sticks and buttons. Personally I hate offset analog sticks, but some people might like this more It definitely feels better than the official Switch Pro controller either way. So do the 8bitdo.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great 3rd party controller with a solid d-pad
*by "***" on January 6, 2021*

I bought this controller after Mario Maker 2 came out for the Switch. I own a Wii U as well and loved Mario Maker on that. Now, I'm a huge fan of Nintendo's Pro controllers. The one for the Wii U was pretty solid, but the one for the Switch is a remarkably better controller in every way... BUT the d-pad. This became apparent to me as I tried and failed miserably to complete some initial MM2 "kaizo" levels. I realized it was because of the continuous dpad in the controller. If you press and hold the down direction, and then tilt to the left or right, you'll also trigger a left/right motion (that is, down-left or down-right). All the directional buttons are like this b/c the dpad is "continuous." Compare this to the dpad on the Joy-Con itself where each direction of the dpad is its own separate button. It is IMPOSSIBLE to trigger down-left or down-right simply by pressing the down button and tilting it in some way. The Wii U's Pro controller is much better in this regard. Unfortunately, so many newer console manufacturers are building their controllers with continuous dpads, making precise movements like those required of kaizo Mario Maker levels or high level fighting games (cough Street Fighter cough) much more difficult to perform. Soooo, I looked elsewhere and decided to purchase this controller. Is the dpad perfect? Absolutely not. It's still a continuous dpad. However, it is a MUCH better design and has enabled me to return to the insanely difficult kaizo levels of Mario Maker 2. I thusly also use this controller when playing Hollow Knight given its tight platforming. Outside from that, the rest of the controller is great. I owned an SNES forever ago (still have it) and I've always loved that controller. The DualShock controller follows a similar design, so any time I play a fighting game or tight platforming game on my Switch requiring the use of the dpad, I reach for this SN30 Pro+ controller. For games like Mario Kart or shooter style games, I prefer the Nintendo Pro controller, but this one still suffices just fine for those games as well. Now, admittedly I much prefer the Xbox (cough Elite cough) controller for 1st and 3rd person shooter games, notably due to the staggered thumbsticks. This controller does NOT have staggered thumbsticks, but given all my gaming time clocked on the PS3 and PS4, that's still fine by me. The controller holds a charge for a LONG time and has a nice auto-off functionality. I feel like I rarely ever have to charge the thing, and when I do, it *might* take 2 hours...? It isn't long, that's for sure. The controller is also very lightweight which is great. I have not connected this to a computer, but should you choose to do so, 8Bitdo provides software to configure and tweak all sorts of things about the controller. At some point I'll load up Steam and try this out. Overall the shape/design and feel of the controller is great, whether you're using the triggers, the thumbsticks, the dpad, the actual buttons, you name it. The ONLY negative I have about the controller is that you can't turn on your Switch remotely from it, though I understand why that isn't possible. I will say that it takes a sec to remember how to *initially* connect it to different consoles too (hold Y + Start or hold X + Start etc.)... but given I use it almost exclusively for the Switch, that isn't a problem for me. 5/5 recommend!

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