The 8BitDo Ultimate 2C wireless controller Black Myth Wukong edition isn’t just a pretty face—it’s a feature-packed powerhouse that delivers far more than its budget price suggests, and you can get one for $25.99 today, originally $34.99. Its translucent black shell, accented with red-trimmed joysticks and intricate flame or Yaksha King-inspired graphics, pays homage to the mythical world of Black Myth Wukong, a game rooted in the Chinese epic Journey to the West. Product page.
- Compatible with Windows and Android.
- Compatible with Windows 10 and above, Android 9.0 and above
- Refined bumpers and D-pad. Light yet tactile.
This controller’s packing Hall Effect joysticks and triggers, leaning on magnetic sensors to nail ultra-precise inputs while dodging the stick drift curse that haunts well-worn gamepads. Whether you’re weaving through foes in Black Myth: Wukong or flicking through PC menus, the joysticks are sharp as a tack. A 1000Hz polling rate—wired or wireless via 2.4GHz or Bluetooth—keeps response times so tight you’ll barely blink.
It’s got extra L4/R4 bumpers and a clicky D-pad for on-the-fly button remapping, no software needed, so you can modify controls to fit your style. It plays nice with Windows 10 (1903 or later) and Android 9.0+, hooking up effortlessly through a 2.4GHz dongle, Bluetooth, or USB-C (the wireless model tosses in a 1-meter cable). Plug it into a PC, and it pops up as an Xbox controller, ready to roll without any setup headaches.
So I’m going to be honest, I might have a bit of a controller problem. I have a LOT of controllers (well into the hundreds) and have a nice controller wall so when I saw this one was on sale, I knew I had to have it. I already knew of the quality of this specific 8BitDo controller and have always been happy with them as a general use controller. I mainly picked this up to be a show piece on my wall and use while I am running around being the angry Monkey in Wukong. It’s beautiful the connection quality is great and I will always praise 8BitDo whenever and wherever I can,” said one reviewer.
