8BitDo Controller Prime Day Deals – Bluetooth Ultimate, SN30 Pro, Arcade Stick, And More

8BitDo makes some of the best controllers you can buy in 2024. The company is known for high-quality gamepads that are often officially licensed. Usually, 8BitDo’s gamepads are rather expensive, but during Prime Day, you can find them at the lowest prices of the year. From the SN30’s modernized spin on the SNES controller to the highly customizable Ultimate Bluetooth Controller for Switch and PC, here are the best Prime Day 8BitDo deals.

You can even save on the recently released 3-Mode version of the Ultimate Controller, which is officially licensed by Microsoft and works on Xbox, PC, and Android. Outside of traditional gamepads, you’ll find big discounts on 8BitDo’s Retro Mechanical Keyboard, including the new C64 version with a detachable joystick, and the manufacturer’s budget-friendly wireless arcade stick.

Quick look: Best 8BitDo Controller Deals

• 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller (Switch, PC, mobile) — $48 ($60)
• 8BitDo Ultimate 3-Mode Controller (Xbox, PC, mobile) — $56 ($70)
• 8BitDo Ultimate 2.4GHz Wireless Controller (PC, mobile) — $40 ($50)
• 8BitDo SN30 Pro Bluetooth Controller (Switch, PC, mobile) — $36 ($45)
• 8BitDo Pro 2 Bluetooth Controller (Switch, PC, mobile) — $40 ($50)
• 8BitDo Arcade Stick for Switch and PC — $72 ($90)
• 8BitDo Arcade Stick for Xbox and PC — $96 ($120)
• 8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard + Joystick — $88 ($110)

That’s just a small selection of the deals. Head to the list below to see all the 8BitDo controllers on sale for Prime day. Once you’ve skimmed through all these price cuts, check out our roundup of the best Prime Day deals, which includes video games, Blu-rays, books, and more.

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$48 ($60)

Built with Hall Effect analog sticks to resist drift, an ergonomic design, and an included charging dock, the 8BitDo Ultimate is an incredible value at $46. Toss in two back buttons, a turbo function, and motion controls, and you’ve got a great companion for Switch or PC.

$56 ($70)

Officially licensed by Xbox, this is a bit of an oddity in the 8BitDo catalogue. It’s a wired USB-C controller if you’re planning to use in on an Xbox console, but it can work wirelessly on PC using 2.4GHz wireless or Bluetooth. Currently, the 8BitDo Ultimate doesn’t offer a wireless mode for Xbox consoles, but if you don’t mind being tethered to your machine, you will get a wealth of versatility and customization to play around with. You’re still getting Hall Effect joysticks, a high-quality D-pad, and a pair of remappable back buttons on this controller, and there are two colors to choose from.

$72 ($90) for Switch/PC | $96 ($120) for Xbox/PC

Like several of its other products, the 8BitDo arcade sticks have a distinctively retro design mixed with a few modern ideas. These have a dynamic button layout and you can customize macros with any button combination, switch between controller profiles, and it virtually every arcade stick ever made such as Sanwa JLF. When used wirelessly, the 8BitDo Fight Stick has up to 40 hours of battery life, and several models are available for PC, Xbox, and Switch.

Taking a few design cues from the Switch Pro Controller, the 8BitDo Pro 2 has a translucent shell that allows you to see all of its inner workings. This wireless controller has two macro buttons on the back grip, around 20 hours of battery life from a full charge, and motion sensor functions. While it is designed primarily for Switch, you can also use it on PC and with Android phones.

• 8BitDo Pro 2 controller (Clear black) — $40 ($ 50 )
• 8BitDo Pro 2 controller (White, Gray, Black) — $40 ($ 50 )
• 8BitDo Pro 2 controller with travel case — $48 ($ 60 )

$24 ($30)

This might be the best option for a budget Switch controller right now, as the Ultimate C gets you tons of value for just $24. Not only is it wireless, but it also supports motion controls and rumble vibration. So if you’re tired of playing with the standard Joy-Con, there’s little reason to pass up this offer.

$36 ($45)

This retro-inspired gamepad offers plenty of modern conveniences, including Hall Effect joysticks and support for both rumble and motion controls. That makes it great for playing classic games on Switch or PC.

$36 ($45)

While it offers many of the same features as the 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller, this one comes with a wired connection. Give it a look if you want a reliable gamepad at a great price, as few controllers under $40 are as well-rounded as this. Notable features include Hall Effect sticks, four rumble motors, two back buttons, and a built-in 3.5mm jack.

$88 ($110)

This one isn’t exactly a controller, but since it’s down to its lowest price ever, you should definitely give it a closer look. The keyboard features an old-school design, programmable keys, hot-swappable ABS keycaps, and the ability to use the 8Bitdo Ultimate Software to further customize its performance. You’ll even get detachable Super Buttons (big, clicky buttons) and, in the case of the C64 version, a Super Stick (detachable joystick), for additional functionality. All told, three different versions of this PC and Mac keyboard are on sale, and you’ll find all three discounts below. You can also pair it with the retro-style 8BitDo wireless mouse for only $24.

• 8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard C64 — $88 ($110)
• 8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard Fami Edition — $80 ($100)
• 8BitDo Retro Mechanical Keyboard N Edition — $86 ($100)
• 8BitDo Wireless Mouse for PC and Mac — $24 ($30)

$20 ($25)

Looking for a portable gamepad? Then pick up the affordable Micro Mini Controller, which weighs less than 25 grams and is small enough to slip into a pocket. Folks with large hands might find it uncomfortable for extended gaming sessions, but everyone else will find a reliable controller that’s perfect for travel.

$28 ($35)

The Lite 2 is another portable controller from 8Bitdo, but it’s slightly larger and offers a more ergonomic design. Along with rumble and motion control support, it comes with shaped trigger buttons for easier access and works via Bluetooth or a wired USB-C connection.

$40 ($50)

This version of the Ultimate connects via a 2.4GHz wireless adapter and is officially supported by Apple. Like its Bluetooth counterpart, you’re getting a charging dock, Hall Effect joysticks, and pro-style back buttons for added accessibility. You can also use the Ultimate Software on your PC to further modify its performance. Genshin Impact fans can grab an officially licensed Chongyun-themed version of the controller for $48.

The Switch is home to a fun library of classic Sega games, and this 8BitDo M30 controller is a great way to experience those retro treasures. Inspired by the Sega Genesis controller with its shape and six-button layout, this is a wireless Bluetooth controller that can also be used on PC and with Android devices.