Early Prime Day deal: 8Bitdo’s Pro 2 controller with travel case drops to $40

Date:

Share:


It has been just over a month since 8Bitdo released its Pro 3 controller. While the new model is a great option, its predecessor shouldn’t be kicked to the wayside — especially when it’s on sale.

Right now, Prime members can get the 8Bitdo Pro 2 wireless Bluetooth controller and a travel case for $40, down from $60. The 34 percent discount solves our biggest gripe about the device: that it’s too big to carry around sans case. Plus, it gives you a cheaper option that’s also compatible with the new Nintendo Switch 2. However, this Amazon deal is strictly available for Prime members.

8Bitdo

Prime members can get the duo now for 34 percent off. 

$40 at Amazon

Despite launching in 2021, the Pro 2 was still our choice for best PlayStation-style mobile gaming controller this year. It works well with Android and iOS systems and has extensive customization options when you use your phone. Plus, the design is comfortable to hold and available in multiple colors.

If you’re interested in upgrading to the Bitdo Pro 3 instead, now is a good time. Amazon is offering a 10 percent discount at checkout for the $70 wireless Bluetooth controller, bringing it down to $63.

Follow @EngadgetDeals on X for the latest tech deals and buying advice.





Source link

━ more like this

X is testing a new way of opening links in posts to improve engagement

Links have proven to be a tricky thing when it comes to social media engagement. On platforms like Threads, data suggests that people...

China claims the NSA conducted cyberattacks on its national time center

As political tensions between the two global superpowers grow, China's State Security Ministry accused the US' National Security Agency of a cyberattack operation...

This is how the new ranching system will work in Cult of the Lamb: Woolhaven

We still have a few months to wait before the next Cult of the Lamb DLC, Woolhaven, arrives, but the Massive Monster team...

Mexico is considering slapping an eight percent tax on violent video games

Violent video games have found themselves in the crosshairs of politicians yet again, but this time with Mexico's government. Earlier this week, Mexico's...
spot_img