CosmoX M Ultra Gen 2: Three Weeks In, Still My First Pick

Three weeks with the CosmoX M Ultra Gen 2 turned into a clearer picture of what actually matters during daily play. It stayed on the desk through a full ranked push on PC, a handful of sessions on Switch 2 and the usual mix of training mode habits and small adjustments in between. The layout made more sense over time than it did on day one, especially with Drive Parry on the left thumb and the pinky tag setup that carried over from the Tokon Fighting Souls Beta. Convenience still sits with the 8BitDo because of its wireless mode, but in feel and consistency the Gen 2 kept winning the small decisions that lead to picking it up again. Build quality held up without creaking and the bottom-edge LED strip made the shell feel slightly warm, something that will probably matter more in summer than now. The curve at the front is subtle enough to be cosmetic and the button spacing felt natural from the start. Mac behaviour remained the one outlier, with Steam detecting it oddly while hardwaretester recognised every input. Even so, across PC and Switch 2 the controller behaved predictably, which is the part that made it stay within reach. 🛜 Other platforms • 📱 https://www.tiktok.com/carbdelivery • 🌇   / carbdelivery   💳💸 Equipment used in this video • 📷 Sony FX30 (camera body) + Sigma 17-40mm f1.8 Art (camera lens) • 🎙️ RODE Wireless GO II • 👨🏽‍💻 MacBook Pro M4 Max • 💡 Amaran 100d S • 💡 Amaran Light Dome Mini SE • 💡 Manfrotto 1005BAC • 💡 2x Godox M1 RGB Mini • 💡 Elgato Key Light mini • 📖 Elgato Prompter • ⌨️ Wooting 60he • 🖱️ Keychron M3 Mini Black 4000 Hz 👷🏽‍♂️ Software used • 📼 Final Cut Pro 11 • 🎙️ Audacity • 🎞️ Photoshop 2025