8Bitdo Ultimate 2C Wireless Controller for Windows PC/Android, Hall Effect Joysticks and Hall Triggers, No Drift, 1000Hz Polling Rate, Remappable L4/R4 Bumpers - Black Myth: Wukong

Is this The best controller I’ve used? Not quite. It is the best I’ve owned though as I refuse to pay much more. This is absolutely the best bang for buck controller I have ever used. Decent quality and nice moulded plastic. Face buttons are nicely tactile without being heavy. Stick’s are smooth with a gentle spring. I hope they continue to work well, but too early to tell. Personally would have preferred a little more travel on the triggers and slightly less linear feedback. But that is preference.

Very good quality controller for decent price. Recommended.

Bought this for my son's birthday and he loved it. Using mostly to play Roblox on his computer and is working very well

This Black Myth Wukong edition of the 8bitdo Ultimate 2C looks and feel very good. I previously had a xbox controller for PC and it feels very cheap and not that good. This controller feels very good, the joy stick feels great and all buttons and triggers feels very good. Only downside is the size of the controller, is not as big as the xbox controller or ps so if you have big hands you might want the other bigger 8bitdo controller. This is more like a nintendo switch pro controller size.

The controller is quite nice, it is plug and play so you don't need to worry about any extra setup (it uses xinput to appear as an Xbox controller to windows), and the construction is quite nice, though the pictures don't make it apparent that the shell is semi-tranluscent, meaning the Wukong inspired pattern on the controller cab be hard to see compared to the bright red LED to indicate that it has power. The controller is closest in size and design to the Nintendo Switch Pro controllers, which isn'ta bad thing, though I thought it would be close to the size of an Xbox controller (which is slightly bigger), so it can be a little bit awkward for someone with large hands (like myself), but it's not unusable by any means. My only issue is that the programmable buttons are placed on the shoulders next to the bumpers, so it's quite easy to accidentally hit a different bumper or trigger due to their near proximity. Overall I have no major complaints, it's a good quality controller for the money (paid £30, considerably cheaper than an official offering from Sony, Microsoft, or Nintendo)

Great for the price

Without a doubt the best controller I have ever bought, battery life is excellent and charges in 45 mins to 1 hour, really can't fault this at all

I own quite a few controllers for pc, multiple of them have similar specs, hall effect sensors, wireless, etc. This one is the one I'm always grabbing. The wireless latency with the 2.4ghz dongle is extremely low and the battery life is great too. I haven't measured the battery life in hours, but I can't remember the last time I've charged it and I'm playing multiple hours every day.