
Officially licensed by Nintendo, the PowerA Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch looks amazing and plays even better. Each controller features gorgeous designs and is engineered to ensure optimal in-game performance and reliability. Program two mappable Advanced Gaming Buttons on-the-fly and enjoy hours of gaming with super-comfortable ergonomics. Game for up to 30 hours with new alkaline AA batteries* or add your own rechargeable AA batteries. Backed by the PowerA Two-Year Limited Warranty. Can be used when Nintendo Switch is docked or undocked. Does not support HD rumble, IR, motion control, or Amiibo NFC. *Multiple variables affect battery life estimate
Q: Can this controller be used with the Nintendo Switch docked?
A: This controller can be used when the Nintendo Switch is docked or undocked.
Q: Does this controller have motion controls?
A: This controller allows you to tilt your way through twists and turns with intuitive motion controls.
Q: How long does the battery last on a single charge?
A: This controller allows for up to 30 hours of gameplay with a single charge.
Q: What is the length of the USB-C charge cable included?
A: The USB-C charge cable that is included is 10 feet or 3 meters long.
Q: Does this controller work with any bluetooth compatible devices, or only with Switch?
A: This should work for any bluetooth compatible device except for other consoles like Xbox or Playstation. However, devices like Tablets, Phones, or Computers should work just fine with it.
A: It will turn green when it is fully charged.
Q: Does it need an adapter to connect to the switch lite?
A: Hi! Thank you for reaching out. The PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch – Fortnite Peely connects to the Nintendo Switch Lite wirelessly via Bluetooth, so no adapter is required. Simply pair the controller through the Switch Lite’s controller settings, and you’ll be ready to play.
A: The controller and console should re-connect and not require running through the pairing process every time (unless the user has paired the controller with another device). On Nintendo Switch 2, as soon as user put the console to sleep, all connected controllers will be turned off. After that, whether it is docked or not, the user will first need to wake the console by pressing the power button on it. After that is when controllers (like the NS1 EnWireless) can connect to the console again by pressing the home button on it.