@@hime-senpai5938 Los microswitches son muy ruidosos aparte que son mucho más baratos que los de membrana del D8 normal. Con lo cual estás perdiendo calidad y dinero
The d8 pro has micro switch buttons, extra shoulder buttons you can remap, a swappable d-pad, motion controls, and a more comfortable grip shape. It also has both playstation and xbox symbols on the buttons, while the d8 just has xbox. Both models use hall effect sticks and triggers, and they run on the same firmware, so they’ll work with all the same stuff. The d8 pro sells for about $35 on aliexpress and the d8 sells for about $20. TLDR: the d8 pro is a wider, more luxurious, more tactile version of the d8 that costs 15 dollars more.
The PRO is the longest controller I think that exists, maybe? If you're prepared to peel off the grip pads on each end, it will accommodate a12.7 inch tablet. I haven't found anything else that will do this. Fully extended, the controller feels fragile, but is fine when gripping the tablet. Also, yes, micro switch buttons. They're clicky, which is annoying, but they feel great. I've got both controllers and the pro seems like it has a lot of improvements.
![BSP D8 Pro [Black] Controller (Bluetooth)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kJnyM0H8l-U/mqdefault.jpg)
I usually preferer black but the white looks a lot better than the black one with this controller
Yes, it is not just white + black, but white + orange, so it gives a more unique feel.
I wouldn't have even looked at the white one if you didn't say anything. You're right, though.
It looks really, really good
Performance has improved a lot, and the price has become twice as expensive. But I don't regret it.
No vale la pena.
@@juanmartin9741 por que?
@@hime-senpai5938 Los microswitches son muy ruidosos aparte que son mucho más baratos que los de membrana del D8 normal. Con lo cual estás perdiendo calidad y dinero
Hey man, can you share polling rate test results? Using gamepadla software or another
I recently ordered it, it looks very cool compared to the standart d8
I don't like the placement of m1 and m2, aren't they sometimes clicked on accidentally?
can it fit to 12" tablet?
Is the dongle for 2.4g connection?
By default, it is a Bluetooth connection, but you can add a 2.4 dongle as an option.
Does it have xbox mode?
What's the difference with the d8? What are we paying extra for? Thanks if you answer cause I'm deciding between controllers for my emulatuon rn.
dongle i guess and its slightly wider in handle
The d8 pro has micro switch buttons, extra shoulder buttons you can remap, a swappable d-pad, motion controls, and a more comfortable grip shape. It also has both playstation and xbox symbols on the buttons, while the d8 just has xbox. Both models use hall effect sticks and triggers, and they run on the same firmware, so they’ll work with all the same stuff. The d8 pro sells for about $35 on aliexpress and the d8 sells for about $20.
TLDR: the d8 pro is a wider, more luxurious, more tactile version of the d8 that costs 15 dollars more.
And the hall effect is better amd the hall trigger is also better i think
The PRO is the longest controller I think that exists, maybe? If you're prepared to peel off the grip pads on each end, it will accommodate a12.7 inch tablet. I haven't found anything else that will do this. Fully extended, the controller feels fragile, but is fine when gripping the tablet.
Also, yes, micro switch buttons. They're clicky, which is annoying, but they feel great. I've got both controllers and the pro seems like it has a lot of improvements.
@@questor55 what exactly is micro switch?