Guides

Fix it, then play.

Straight answers for getting any Bluetooth controller working — on your PC — without dongles, cables or pairing headaches.

Joy-Con · PC

Joy-Cons on a Windows PC: the complete guide

Connect them, merge both halves into one controller like the Switch does, split them for two players, and fix the classic problems — free to start.

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Joy-Con · One controller

Use Joy-Cons as one controller — no BetterJoy, no drivers

Steam, BetterJoy and paid remappers compared honestly with the one merge method that never touches your PC's Bluetooth or drivers.

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Joy-Con · No Bluetooth

Use Joy-Cons on a PC without Bluetooth

Joy-Cons are Bluetooth-only and your desktop has no radio? Your phone pairs them, merges them, and hands them to the PC over Wi-Fi.

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PC · No dongle

Use a Bluetooth controller on a PC with no Bluetooth

No adapter, no cable. Your phone is already a fast Bluetooth adapter — here's how to use it to play with any controller on your PC, free to try.

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PC · Luna alternative

The cheap Amazon Luna Controller alternative

The $70 Luna Controller's Wi-Fi only helps with Amazon Luna. Relay the pad you already own over Wi-Fi to your PC — for every app — starting free.

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Moonlight · Sunshine

The Moonlight & Sunshine controller guide

Why your controller won't show up in Moonlight, and how to feed it any pad on PC — up to four players, free to try for 6 hours of play.

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PC · Cloud gaming

Controller not detected in GeForce NOW or Xbox Cloud?

Flaky or missing PC Bluetooth is usually the cause. Relay your pad through your phone for a rock-solid connection to cloud gaming — free to try.

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Accessibility

Use an adaptive controller on a PC, wirelessly

A real-controller bridge, not a touchscreen. Bring an Xbox Adaptive Controller or switch setup to a PC it couldn't reach — with your inputs intact.

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Any Bluetooth controller, on your PC, over Wi-Fi. Free to try: 6 hours of play with everything unlocked. £2.99 one-time for unlimited play.