8bitdo lite 2 for android#
8bitdo lite 2 pro#

8bitdo lite 2 for android#

Lite 2 doesn't have Xinput, only Switch and Dinput (used for Android these days).

8bitdo lite 2 pro#

Not the answer you were really looking for, but the N30 Pro 2 has many similarities to the Lite design in general, and I will almost always pick the SN30 Pro+ or Pro 2 instead, even on the go. I have the older NES30 Pro and N30 Pro 2, and I honestly can't bring myself to use it anymore, even when I pack it in my bag for trips. I've never been the biggest fan of either controller, but I think the SN30 Pro would be your better choice.

You might be able to rotate the button to have it fit, but the letters would not be in the correct orientation.Įdit: I do not own any variant of the Lite, and I only bought the SN30 Pro for XCloud to source the buttons for a different controller. Īs you can see, the buttons have notches and flat sides that do not line up. Here's a video of Spawn Wave opening up the Lite (1), and a relevant screenshot. For the Lite 2, I do not think this will be possible. For the SN30 Pro, 8BitDo did just start selling the buttons you needed. 8BitDo generally doesn't change too much up on the inside of their controllers through revisions, looking at you NES30 and SNES30 lines.

While I have not seen a teardown of the Lite 2, I have seen the teardown of the Lite (1). Controller buttons in general usually have specific notches on the buttons for specific spots. Your second issue is swapping the buttons physically. However, since you are wanting to use a Steam Deck, you could use the Switch Controller compatibility that Steam has, and run the controller in Steam Mode, then use the remapping software within Steam to swap the buttons so it matches X-Input. There are threads of people who have used an X-Input remapper to overcome that. The first that you touched upon being that the Lite 2 does not have X-Input, so you would need to overcome that issue. You have two slight issues here to overcome.