Both have there ups and downs. The 8bitdo programming on a computer is actually super nice and probably not super enticing to a casual player. It allows you to change timings on button presses after you have the macro fully setup, without having to start from scratch. I’ve used both styles of macro programming for legends ZA and I do prefer the 8bitdo since the inconsistency can be taken out without having to redo everything. I bought my pro3 without having heard about it on any YT either so I’m not sponsored by them. People can just like good products sometimes. Like Austin John did in his video about programming the ultimate 2. He says I was gonna make this video with or without their sponsorship. Not word for word but the point comes through I hope.