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What is the difference between 8BitDo Pro 2 and SN30 Pro+ ?
- A. Hardware & Functionality
- Pro 2: two Pro-level back buttons, custom Profile
switch button, Profile indicator, 4-Way mode switching button
- B. Exterior design
- Pro 2: textured surface on the grip, new gray colour
edition
- C. Ultimate Software
- Pro 2: Windows, macOS, Google Play, App Store
- SN30 Pro+: Windows, macOS
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Does this controller have Screenshot, Home and Turbo buttons when connected to
Switch? Can I also wake up my Switch with it? Additionally, does it have
NFC function?
- When connected to Switch, you can find on this controller:
- A. Screenshot = STAR button
- B. Home button = Logo button
- Turbo function can be set on its Ultimate Software,
- and NFC functions are not applicable here.
- You can not wake up your Switch wirelessly with this controller.
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What systems does it work with? Does it auto reconnect to those systems?
- Pro 2 is a Bluetooth controller, it works with Switch, Windows,
Android, Raspberry Pi, macOS.It auto reconnects to all the systems
mentioned above with the press of START once they have been
successfully paired.
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Does it work with PS5, Xbox Series S/X, PS3, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Wii, Wii U?
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What are the P1 and P2 buttons used for?
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What are the four small LEDs for on the bottom of the controller?
- They are controller mode indicators:
- A. LED 1 blinking: D-input mode
- B. LED 2 blinking: X-input mode
- C. LED 3 blinking: macOS mode
- D. LED Rotating: Switch mode or pairing mode
- E. Solid LED: connection is successful
- * It also indicates the player mode when connected to Switch and
Windows 10
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Does this controller use HD rumble or a normal rumble?
- It uses a normal rumble, not HD rumble. You can turn on/off the
vibration and alter the sensitivity via our Ultimate Software. The
initial vibration level is maximum.
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What is the Bluetooth range?
- 10 meters. This controller functions the best within the range of 5
meters.
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Can I use it wired, via a USB-C cable?
- Yes, you can. You can connect it to Switch, Windows, Android,
Raspberry Pi and macOS using a USB cable.