Score Big: 8BitDo All-Button Arcade Controller Hits Amazon with a Massive Discount!

The All-Button Arcade Controller features 12 circular buttons for D-pad, face buttons, and bumpers/triggers. These buttons boast RGB lighting rings with six customizable effects. Additionally, there are four bean-shaped buttons: two for right and left stick clicks (RSB/LSB) and two remappable P1/P2 buttons.

All buttons utilize low-profile Kailh Wizard mechanical switches and a hot-swappable design, allowing for easy cleaning or switch replacement. The controller comes with four locking caps for RSB/LSB and P1/P2 to prevent accidental presses.

As an officially licensed Xbox controller, it includes standard Xbox Wireless Controller settings buttons: Xbox, View, Menu, and Share. You can adjust RGB lighting with the dedicated RGB button, remap P1/P2 on the fly with the Star button, and cycle through custom control layouts using the Profile button. Two dials on the top left manage volume and activate/deactivate tournament mode.

With 8BitDo’s Ultimate Software X for Xbox and PC, users can remap all inputs, customize RGB lighting effects, and select their SOCD priority mode.

This Arcade Controller sports a compact form factor, measuring just 1.6cm thick. Its control panel is covered with a smudge-resistant, tempered glass faceplate, and a silicone mat on the bottom ensures stability during intense gameplay. Foldable magnetic feet allow for adjustable angles.

The Xbox version connects wirelessly to Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, or PC via the included 2.4GHz adapter, which conveniently stores in a magnetic compartment. A USB-C charging cable enables wired play.

The Nintendo Switch 1/2 version features a retro-inspired red, black, and gray NES color scheme, consistent with many 8BitDo controllers. Its design largely mirrors the Xbox version but with a few key differences.

This edition supports Bluetooth for Switch and Switch 2, 2.4GHz Wireless for PC, and wired connections for all supported platforms. Enjoy up to 20 hours of gameplay on a single charge.

The Switch version includes eight red circular buttons and four black directional inputs. A clever feature allows the faceplate’s button labels to switch from Nintendo to Xbox layout when toggling the input dial.

Instead of RSB/LSB, this version has two extra programmable P3/P4 buttons, complete with locking caps. L3 and R3 buttons (for stick clicks) are located on the top row, replacing the Xbox edition’s RGB button. Notably, the Switch version does not feature RGB lighting rings, which contributes to its slightly lower price.

The input mode dial replaces volume control, but the other dial still manages tournament mode. A Bluetooth pairing button replaces the Xbox button. Star and Profile buttons enable on-the-fly remapping of the four programmable buttons and switching between control presets, styled after the Super Famicom controller.

With 8BitDo Ultimate Software V2, users can adjust SOCD modes, remap all buttons, and create macros.