8BitDo’s new Xbox Elite-style controller sets a high bar for customization

October 28, 2026 Brad Bourque

8BitDo’s Ultimate 3E on a table.
8BitDo’s Ultimate 3E has a refined design, but it shows wear easily. | Image: The Verge

It's hard to make an Xbox controller that stands out these days, especially one that's expensive, due to a wealth of great semi-affordable options. Still, 8BitDo's $150 Ultimate 3E is a bold controller that holds its own against other feature-packed options. It's made for Xbox and PC gamers who want a deeper level of customization and a more refined design than Microsoft's pricier Xbox Elite Series 2 and 8BitDo's own $60 Ultimate 2.

Basically every feature I'm looking for in a controller is here, plus some, including drift-proof TMR joysticks, extra shoulder buttons, rear paddles, motion control support, modular buttons and joysticks, a 3.5 …

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