Since the release of Android 10, devices have been able to support the pairing of a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller natively; it is a matter of pairing it by Bluetooth, which we walk you through ...

In our Nintendo Switch Pro Controller review, we’re going to tell you why you should probably own several of these bad boys if you don’t already. We’ll also tell you the very few reasons why ...

From there, follow the steps in the app to pair it to the Switch wirelessly. Once paired, your phone can be set as either a left/right Joy-Con or a Pro Controller, with the appropriate gamepad buttons ...

Switch Pro controllers will only connect to Android 10 via Bluetooth The Pro controller is now supported, and that’s great for anyone who has one. It will however only connect via Bluetooth.

Attempting to use the Pro prior to Android 10 left most buttons on the controller unusable — and correspondingly, games unplayable.

We tested it with a well-equipped Huawei P30 Pro and while we were able to get the Switch to recognize and pair to the smartphone as a Joy-Con and Pro Controller, it would consistently disconnect ...

The Nintendo Switch may have a lot of quirks right now, but if you get tired of the console, yet love the new Joy-Con or Switch Pro controller, you can use it with other devices.

The folks over at Android Police recently pointed out that, following the upgrade to Android 10, Google has quietly added support for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller.

Nintendo's Switch Pro Controller has certainly made a name for itself. Apart from being a great way to enjoy games such as The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, over on Valve's platform Steam ...