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Yes, 100% improvement to the joy cons. Amazing battery life too. Reply reply. Codyceps. •. It's well worth the money. All the benefits of the joy-cons, but with a solid traditional construction, comfy ergonomics, and an insanely long battery life (I know a guy who has 3 and he rarely has to charge them).
After messing around for about 3 minutes I decided to press the Connect button and hold it on the controller to see if it would connect to the Switch while wired to the PC. It of course did not, it searched (the green lights at the bottom scrolled) and then reconnected to the wired connection on the PC.
The most convenient Controller I had the pleasure to use so far was the Wii U gamepad. It looked weird but was super comfortable. The Wii U Pro controller was great as well (even more convenient than the Switch Pro imo. Made it easy to play dark souls/bloodborne using Camera and movement at the same time which is really hard on DS4/Switch pro)
Joy Cons are pretty much the worst controller for the Switch excluding some of the budget controllers. And some of the budget controllers are still better than Joy-Cons. You won’t regret investing in a pro controller. I have a friend who bought a Switch secondhand that came with a few games and a pro controller.
My pro controller recently developed an issue where I would have some drift downwards. I ended up trying a guide that said to disassemble, remove the rubber caps from the joysticks, and clean the joysticks with an electronic cleaner or isopropyl alcohol (I used alcohol). I attempted this and it ended up making the issue significantly worse.
GAMECUBE CONTROLLER (GCC)- Pros. Very ergonomic and almost designed for smash. Button layout is ideal. Even with the adapter it has the least latency of any controller (there are agreements to say the pro wireless is the same but I find this to be untrue in my own personal experience). Can be modded with basic parts like a SnapBack reset capacitor.
One of my Pro Controllers recently stopped working - it appeared to be entirely out of battery. I didn't think anything of it and plugged it in to charge, but no charging light came on, and it remained unresponsive. My other Pro Controller was charging fine over the same Switch/dock/cables, so I was able to elminate those as potential causes.
Steam > Setting > In-Game > and check the box that says Enable the Steam overlay while in-game. Next, you have to add Genshin as a non-Steam game. Go to Library > Add A Game > Add a non-Steam Game > Click Genshin in the popup and press Add Selected Program. At first, the Genshin icon will be greyed out and you’ll have to go into the ...
Go into System Settings on the Switch and scroll down to Controllers and Sensors. Update the Pro Controller, then enable Pro Controller Wired Communication. Reconnect your controller to your PC, it should now work. I assumed, and I think many people did as well, that the Pro Controller would have wired communication enabled by default like most ...