8bitdo M30 Sega Genesis Mega Drive Inspired Controller Review - Retro Receiver too!

Buy it on Amazon - http://lon.tv/soy2l (affiliate link) - The 8bitdo M30 controller recreates the look and feel of a Sega Genesis / Mega Drive controller. And their optional retro receiver allows it to work with the original hardware! See more 8bitdo: http://lon.tv/8bitdo and subscribe! http://lon.tv/s

VIDEO INDEX:
0:00 - Intro
01:03 - Hardware
01:06 - Bluetooth and Receiver
01:58 - Build Quality
02:21 - Original Sega Genesis controller comparison
02:56 - Left to Right Test
03:19 - Shoulder Buttons
03:27 - Battery
03:42 - Hardwire USB-C options
03:56 - Compatibility
04:12 - Button mapping on Windows
05:14 - Nintendo Switch compatibility
05:25 - Nintendo Switch button mapping
07:46 - Sega Genesis Test
08:15 - Modern Controllers through retro receiver
08:49 - Latency Test
09:08 - PC Hardwire Latency
09:30 - PC Bluetooth Latency
09:57 - Original Hardware Bluetooth Latency
10:16 - Nintendo Switch Bluetooth Latency
11:01 - Turbo Functionality
11:22 - Final Thoughts

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