Gamecube Style Controller for Nintendo Switch: With Amiibo/NFC Functionality Wired or Wireless Connection

These great controllers are ideal for upgrading from your Joy-cons, styled like a GameCube controller they are ideal for both new and classic games. The controller picks up as a Switch Pro Controller and offers all the functionality you need including: Rumble/Vibration, Gyroscopic/Tilt Support, Amiibo Support and Turbo Functions. Play either Wirelessly or connect over USB for lag-free gaming.

Features:

• Compatible with Nintendo Switch and Windows PC
• Built-in with 380mAh polymer lithium battery, play for around 5h fully charged.
• Supports motion sensing via built-in Gyro and double-shock rumble function via built-in dual motors
• Amiibo/NFC Functionality
• Turbo Functions

Connection and Usage:

• Nintendo Switch Wireless Connection:
• Connecting to a Switch console for the first time:
  Power on your Switch console, on the main interface head to 'Controllers'→'Change Grip/order' to enter pairing mode
  Press the 'HOME' key and hold for 4s to power the controller
  The four LEDs in the controller start blinking slowly, then blink quickly and circularly after 4s
  when one (or more) of the four LEDs is solid bright, it means that the controller is paired with the console successfully
  Press 'B' key to return to the main interface of the console.
• Connecting to a paired Switch console:
  If a controller has previously been paired with your Switch console, just press “HOME” key shortly to power the controller on, the controller will be connected to the console automatically again.
  If a Switch console is in sleeping mode, first press the power button of the console to wake the console up then shortly press “HOME” key of the controller to connect it back to the console.
• Nintendo Switch Wired Connection:
• On the main interface of a Switch console, click 'Settings'→'Controllers and Sensors'→'Pro Controller Wired Communication'→'ON'
  Connect your controller to the USB port of the console
  LED 4 on the controller starts blinking slowly, then LED 1 will blink slowly after the controller is connected to the console.
• Connecting to Windows PC via USB cable
• These will be picked up as a XBox 360 Controller, on most later versions of Windows the driver should install automatically when connected.
• Once connected, LED 1-4 will blink to indicate the Controller/Player number
• When connected to a PC the Rumble Function works, Motion Sensing and NFC will not.
• LED indication description:
• When all four LEDs are blinking quickly and circularly: This controller is searching for the console to be paired; or is connecting back to a previously paired console.
• LED(s) solid bright: This controller is connected normally via wireless.
• LED(s) blinking quickly: Battery voltage is lower than 3.6V; if the voltage is lower than 3.4V, the controller will be shut off automatically.
• LED(s) blinking slowly: Controller is connected via USB cable and charging.
• All four LEDs are blinking slowly and simultaneously: Unit is charging but not connected, the four LEDs will turn off after fully charged.

Specifications:

• Operating Voltage: 3.7V-4.2V
• Operating Current: 20-30mA
• Static Current Draw: 10-80uA
• Vibrating Current Draw: 80-150mA
• USB Input Voltage/Current: 5.0V/500mA
• Wireless Connection Distance: ≤8 Meters
• Battery Voltage/Capacity: 3.7V/380mAh
• Battery Time: 5h approx. (fully charged)
• Charging Time: Around 2-3h
• Standby Time: Around 25 days
• Colour: Black
• Net weight: 210g (235g including a charging cable and a user guide)
• Size: 140*98*68mm approx.
• In the box: 1*Game Controller, 1*USB Charging/Connection Cable, 1*User Manual