Yes, it is supplied with a USB wireless adapter (2.4 GHz dongle). The dongle is integrated in the charging station and can be removed from the bottom of the docking station.

Yes, but you have to update it to the last firmware version (controller + adapter)

According to our information, this controller is not compatible with the Nintendo Switch 2. This controller is designed for Android and PC.

Yes, the controller comes with an integrated charging station. It reconnects automatically when removed from its cradle.

If you only play on your Windows PC, the PC/Windows version of the controller is sufficient. If you also use a Nintendo Switch, the Switch version or a multiplatform version may be useful.

I don't have any Apple devices and therefore can't try it out myself. However, the following is easy to find on 8BitDo.com: https://www.8bitdo.com/apple https://download.8bitdo.com/Manual... According to this, the Ultimate 2 Wireless should be "Officially supported by Apple" (iOS 16.3 +, tvOS® 16.3 +).

The small USB stick shown in the photo is a USB 2.4 GHz wireless adapter supplied by 8bitdo, called USB Wireless Adapter 2. It allows the wireless controller to be connected to devices such as a Windows PC or Nintendo Switch via a 2.4 GHz connection, providing a stable, low-latency connection. As for the Bluetooth connection, the controller can actually connect directly to the Nintendo Switch or Switch 2 without using this USB key. Bluetooth connection is natively supported by the controller for these consoles. However, using the USB key provides a more stable and responsive 2.4 GHz connection, particularly on PCs, and offers additional features via the Ultimate Software, such as advanced customisation of buttons and profiles. In short, you can connect the controller directly via Bluetooth to the Switch without the USB key, but the key is useful for an optimised connection and advanced options on certain devices.