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Race, jump, shoot, run and more while feeling every bump and shot with Wireless Core Controller for Nintendo Switch™. Wireless Core Controller is a full sized controller that provides a more ergonomic feel than with Joy-Cons™ alone. A Bluetooth® connection provides a lag free response time and lets you to sit back at a comfortable distance to enjoy your favorite Switch games. The gyroscope provides compatibility for any games that support motion controls and the vibration allows you to feel all the action. An internal rechargeable battery provides up to 20 hours of playtime and is recharged by the included USB Type-C™ cable. The programmable turbo button allows any face buttons or triggers on the controller to have turbo functionality. Wireless Core Controller is the ideal hardware for those who want the most accurate controller, response and ergonomics for their Nintendo Switch™.Full sized wireless controller with programmable turbo functionalityProvides a more ergonomic feel than with Joy-Cons aloneEasily syncs to the consoleFeatures vibration and a gyroscopeIncludes a USB Type-C cableCompatible with PC* and Android™ devicesPlease Note: Wireless Core Controller does not contain an NFC reader.*Wireless Core Controller must connected via a Type-C cable when being used on PCCurrently, there is a firmware update available for Core Controller.WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

To still. But like I said as soon as the cord comes out it resets.Sorry for the wall of text, just trying to provide as much info as I can. I ordered a cable but that can always come in handy anyway and I'd like to see if we could still solve this without one maybe to save some cash for anyone that has this problem in the future ya know! Sent from my GT-I9000 using xda app-developers app #13 I know there was an issue with MotionJoy with having to put the address in "backwards" before it paired, I don't know if that was fixed or if that is still an issue. It's odd that it works fine when you plug it in to the PC but once you try wireless, it resets... I guess it's because you have yet to use the controller AS a bluetooth device, it has always been a wired connection. So you either have to pair it with a ps3, or with another bluetooth device.Maybe you should just wait on the cable haha #14 I know there was an issue with MotionJoy with having to put the address in "backwards" before it paired, I don't know if that was fixed or if that is still an issue. It's odd that it works fine when you plug it in to the PC but once you try wireless, it resets... I guess it's because you have yet to use the controller AS a bluetooth device, it has always been a wired connection. So you either have to pair it with a ps3, or with another bluetooth device.Maybe you should just wait on the cable haha Hahah yeah I pulled enough of my hair out and gave in on the cord thanks for trying though! I agree its probably related to being a new unused controller. Sent from my GT-I9000 using xda app-developers app #15 Argh okay got the cord. Controller works fine as a game pad. Works flawlessly on ShadowGun and Dead trigger which both have game pad function built in. Can not get it to connect via Bluetooth still..Tried exactly what the video showed and such.Only thing I can think of is the controller could possibly be dead? Which I doubt because all the trouble shooting I've been doing (Connected to PC for an hour trying to get motion joy to go, connected to my phone the past 15min, I even plugged the USB into my wall adapter for my phone to see if it charged. Lights just blink than go off after like 5minutes. That mean its charged or what? Don't have a ps3, does it need one to charge? :/Sent from my GT-I9000

Joy and Joy Xtra. Being able to cut up to 11.5 inches wide on a 12×12 or 12×24 inch mat allows you to do larger t-shirt decals and larger projects like flowers and gift boxes.You can cut without a mat if using Smart materials! You will love how convenient that is.You have the option to connect to your device via bluetooth or by using the included USB cable. The Joy and Joy Xtra machines can only connect via bluetooth which I think is a small downside to those machines.In a series of test cuts I did, the Explore 3 was actually the fastest cutting of all my machines (in addition to the Explore 3, I compared my original Maker, Maker 3, and Joy Xtra). I’m sure this varies based on your internet connection/bluetooth connectivity, as well as tiny differences in individual machines, but I think this is definitely a plus for the Explore 3. (Also, when comparing the speed of drawing, the Explore 3 is almost twice as fast as the Joy Xtra!)The Explore 3 is a gorgeous mint color with a matte finish. Definitely a pro for me!Cons of the Cricut Explore 3Here are a few downsides I’ve noticed about the Cricut Explore 3:The machine by itself does not include cutting mats. Even though the mat-less cutting is a nice feature, you’re not going to use it all the time so I would’ve liked the machine to still include a mat (none of the new Smart machines include them). For that reason, I’d highly encourage you to purchase the machine in a bundle.You’re limited to only the scoring stylus for scoring. If I have the choice, I prefer the scoring wheel for the Maker series–it just seem to work a little better than the scoring stylus, plus I like having the option of the double scoring wheel for thicker materials.The Explore 3 seems a little louder than my other machines. When I say loud, I’m referring to the normal humming that all Cricut machines make. After using my Maker 3 almost exclusively and then the Joy Xtra more recently

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Any controls seem slightly off with the default settings; running in No Man's Sky by clicking the right stick was finicky without manual corrections.(Credit: 8Bitdo)Hardware Alternative: 8BitDo Wireless USB AdapterSteam's Pro Controller support is welcome, but you're out of luck if you want to play non-Steam games with the controller because of how Windows detects it. You can fix this in one of two ways: using a hardware Bluetooth adapter specifically designed for multiple gamepad types, or using a software-based, XInput wrapper.The 8BitDo Wireless USB Adapter is a $20 Bluetooth adapter that lets you easily connect the Switch Pro Controller, Switch Joy-Cons, or even the Wii U Pro Controller to your PC. The adapter handles all of the XInput details, so connecting the Switch Pro Controller to it with the physical sync button instead of through your PC's Bluetooth menu makes it work like a PC-friendly Xbox gamepad.(Credit: x360ce/PCMag)Software Alternative: DirectInput-to-XInput WrapperThis is the most powerful and most complicated option. Instead of relying on Steam or a USB adapter to do the job, you use a software wrapper to translate the Pro Controller's inputs into a format that Windows 10 can better work with.X360ce is an open-source program that lets you control how Windows sees your non-XInput controller. It's a robust wrapper that emulates an Xbox 360 gamepad by mapping nearly any other input to the gamepad's inputs. The project is effectively complete and/or dead at this point; x360ce was last updated in 2020, but the program will work just fine even without ongoing development.Betterjoy is another program for getting the Switch Pro Controller, as well as Joy-Cons, working as XInput devices. Its most recent release is from 2021.Software wrappers should get the job done if you're willing to install and tinker with them a bit until the Switch Pro Controller works the way you want it to. It may take more than a bit of work; third-party driver wrappers are extremely finicky.(Credit: Will Greenwald)What About Joy-Cons?Joy-Cons are incredibly powerful and flexible on the Switch, but they're awkward on the PC. The good news is that you can connect Joy-Cons

Outdoor useIPX4 (splash resistant)IPX7 (fully waterproof)Bluetooth Version - Affects connection quality and rangeBluetooth 4.2 (older standard)Bluetooth 5.3 with LDAC support (superior audio quality)Weight - Impacts portability6.1 kg (less portable, includes shoulder strap)1.6 kg (easily portable)Special Features - Additional functionalityBuilt-in lights, wireless mic, guitar input, bottle openerSpatial audio, app control, custom EQ, ambient lightPrimary Use Case - Determines best fitParty/karaoke system (large gatherings)Personal/small group listening (daily use)Sound Signature - Different audio prioritiesBass-heavy, emphasis on volume and impactBalanced, emphasis on clarity and spatial effectsConnectivity Options - Flexibility in useBluetooth, 3.5mm aux, mic inputs, guitar inputBluetooth with LDAC, USB-CJBL PartyBox On-The-Go Essential Portable Party Speaker Deals and PricesAnker Soundcore Motion X500 Bluetooth Speaker Deals and PricesWhich speaker is better for parties?Which speaker has better sound quality?The Motion X500 offers superior sound quality with LDAC support and spatial audio, while the PartyBox focuses on louder volume and stronger bass response. How long does the battery last?The Motion X500 provides 8-12 hours of playback, while the PartyBox lasts about 6 hours. Both times decrease at higher volumes. Which speaker is more portable?The Motion X500 is much more portable at 1.6kg, compared to the PartyBox which weighs 6.1kg. Can these speakers be used outdoors?Both can be used outdoors, but serve different purposes. The PartyBox has more power for large gatherings, while the Motion X500 has better water resistance (IPX7 vs IPX4). Which speaker is better value for money?The Motion X500 at $169.99 offers better value for daily use, while the PartyBox at $249.99 is better value if you need party features like karaoke and lighting. Can I connect a microphone to these speakers?The PartyBox includes a wireless microphone and additional mic inputs, while the Motion X500 doesn't support microphone connectivity. How do they handle water exposure?The Motion X500 is fully waterproof (IPX7), while the PartyBox is only splash-resistant (IPX4). Which speaker has better bass?The PartyBox delivers stronger bass with its larger woofer and Bass Boost feature, compared to the Motion X500's more balanced approach. Can I connect two speakers together?Both speakers support True Wireless Stereo (TWS) pairing with a second unit of the same model. Which