Joysticks offers a variety of third-party wireless gaming controllers and gamepads compatible with Nintendo Switch, PS4, PC, iOS, and Android platforms.
Joysticks represents a line of wireless gaming controllers and accessories designed for broad compatibility across modern gaming systems. The brand features versatile gamepads that support consoles such as the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4, as well as Windows PC and mobile devices via Bluetooth. These controllers are designed to provide gamers with cost-effective alternatives to official hardware, often including varied features like motion sensing, vibration feedback, and programmable turbo buttons.
The product catalog includes models such as the Q36P, STK-7040RG, and HS04-1, which cater to different ergonomic preferences and connection requirements. Joysticks controllers typically emphasize multi-platform support, allowing users to switch easily between different devices, making them suitable for mobile gaming and home setups alike.
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Typically, go to the 'Controllers' menu on your Nintendo Switch and select 'Change Grip/Order'. Then, press and hold the Pairing button (or the specific key combination like Y + Home) on your controller until the LEDs blink rapidly. The controller should connect automatically.
Most Joysticks models support multiple platforms including Android, iOS (MFi games), Windows PC, and Nintendo Switch. Some models also support PS4 and PS3. Check the specific user manual for your model's compatibility.
If the controller is unresponsive or not pairing, locate the small reset hole on the back of the gamepad. Use a paperclip or needle to press the button inside for about 5 seconds to power off and reset the device.
When charging via USB-C, the LED indicators usually flash slowly. Once the battery is fully charged, the LEDs will typically remain solid or turn off, depending on the specific model.