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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 1000Hz polling rate on the 8BitDo Ultimate 2 actually do?
It sets how often the controller reports its state to the machine, a thousand times a second on the models that list it. The practical effect is tighter input timing in fast titles. Not every unit in this category carries it, so check the model listing before you order.
Which colours of the 8BitDo Ultimate 2 wireless controller do you stock?
The stocked colourways are black, white and purple, alongside a limited edition version. The pad itself is the same across them. Availability of any single colour changes as stock moves, so check the product page for the one you want.
Can I buy an 8BitDo controller with cash on delivery?
Yes, cash on delivery and online payment are both accepted. Orders ship nationwide across Pakistan. You can also buy in person at the Karachi showroom if you would rather handle the pad first.
Wireless 8BitDo Ultimate 2 gamepads in black, white and purple, with 1000Hz polling and RGB versions. Sold new in Karachi with delivery across Pakistan.
8BitDo Controllers
8BitDo controllers in this section are wireless gamepads built around the Ultimate 2 design, and the twelve options here are variations on one pad rather than a spread of unrelated models. Players who buy them want a controller that connects without a cable and keeps the same feel across a long session.
The range is single brand and narrow on purpose. Every unit is an 8BitDo Ultimate 2 wireless controller, offered in black, white and purple, plus a limited edition finish. Some versions list a 1000Hz polling rate and RGB lighting, so the gap between one and another comes down to finish and feature set rather than a jump in class. Prices run from entry level through to premium across the twelve.
Three decisions separate one of these pads from another.
- Polling rate comes first: a 1000Hz controller reports its stick and button state a thousand times a second, which counts in fighting and shooter titles where input timing decides a round, and counts for less in slower single player games.
- RGB lighting is the second, present on some units and absent on others. It changes how the pad looks on a desk and nothing about how it plays.
- The third is the wireless link, since a pad that lives away from the machine asks for a charging habit your setup can support.
Who each option suits
A competitive PC player who cares about input timing should take a 1000Hz model and stop comparing. Someone setting up a two player couch station does better buying two different colourways, because nobody then argues over whose pad is whose halfway through a match. Fans of the licensed limited edition buy it for the artwork, and the wireless Ultimate 2 underneath is the same pad everyone else holds.
Mega Computer keeps these at its Karachi showroom and ships nationwide across Pakistan. You can pay cash on delivery or pay online, and the store has sold computer hardware since 1986. Every controller is sold new, and warranty terms are confirmed with you at the point of purchase.