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Get ready for the ultimate gaming experience with the Google Stadia Wireless Controller – Wasabi Edition!
Unleash your gaming potential with a controller designed for both professional and casual gamers. The Google Stadia controller combines high performance, comfort, and a unique, contemporary, "Wasabi" design that's sure to catch the eye.
✅ Key Features:
🎮 Built-in Bluetooth Connectivity: Play seamlessly via Bluetooth without the need for wires – the company's cutting-edge technology for Android devices, PCs, and smart TVs.
🖐️ Ergonomic Design: Premium-quality grips feel comfortable in your hand, with soft, precise buttons that feel comfortable even during gaming sessions.
⚡ Keyword Deletion: Designed for instant networking of your commands, focusing on fast, exciting games.
🔋 Long-Lasting Battery: Play for hours offline with a powerful battery that lasts a long time on a single charge.
💡 Google Assistant Button: A quick and intuitive voice control that lets you access help or control games without interrupting your gameplay.
🌐 Cross-platform compatibility: Supports games on Google Stadia and multiple devices such as smartphones, laptops, and Android TV.
If you want to convert your Stadia Controller to Bluetooth, all you need to do is follow the step-by-step instructions below.
To begin with, you will need to ensure your Stadia Controller has enough charge. Google has recommended at least 10% charge.
If it has enough charge, go to the Stadia Controller Update Tool > Switch to Bluetooth Mode.
Your controller will need to be verified to continue. To do this, click Allow Chrome to verify. You will see a drop-drown menu where your Stadia controller should be available. If it is, select Connect.
After which you will see a series of button commands that you will need to press in order to allow the Wi-Fi to Bluetooth conversion.
These button commands will be:
In order to download the Bluetooth update on your browser, you will need to select your controller once more. To do this, select Allow Chrome to download > Connect from the drop-down menu > Find your controller. It may be listed as SP Blank RT Family, Stadia Controller, or USB Composite Device.
This should have enabled Bluetooth on your Stadia Controller.
To connect wirelessly to other devices via Bluetooth, you will need to hold the Y button and Stadia buttons simultaneously for two seconds until the status light flashes orange. This indicates that the controller is in pairing mode.
Google has started that, once your controller is paired to a device, it will auto-connect to the last paired device when you turn your controller on.
Please note, however, making the switch from Wi-Fi to Bluetooth is a permanent change. You can’t change your controller back to use Wi-Fi on the Stadia platform. What’s more, you can only make the switch until the 31st of December 2023. After this date, any Stadia Controller will be unable to play games wirelessly. You will, however, still be able to use it wired via USB.
In addition to this, you will also have to make sure you are connecting to a compatible Bluetooth device.
Google has confirmed that not all Bluetooth devices have been tested. The Bluetooth systems that are compatible includes:
We decided to try and test the Stadia Controller on IOS devices and although it connects, you cannot use it whilst gaming.
If we do test it on anymore devices, we’ll be sure to update you