Troubleshooting:

Read this troubleshooting guide for help.

Background and Identification:

The Nintendo Switch Pro controller was unveiled with the Nintendo switch in 2016 and released in 2017. The Nintendo Switch is a video game console, with multiple controllers that can be paired, including the pro controller and basic Joy-con. The pro controller is different from the Joy-con in its wireless connection capability and more traditional design.

This controller is composed of 2 analog sticks, 2 digital shoulder buttons, 2 digital triggers, a digital D-pad, accelerometer, and a gyroscope. It is the eighth generation Nintendo controller and connects to the Nintendo Switch console via Bluetooth. The controller is charged through USB-C and takes about 6 hours to fully charge; A fully charged controller can last about 40 hours. These devices also feature motion controls, HD rumble, and built-in Amiibo functionality (a type of wireless connectivity).

The Nintendo switch pro controller is the most recently released controller of this style for the Nintendo Switch console.

Specifications:

Compatibility:

  • Nintendo Switch (USB-C and Bluetooth)
  • PC (USB-C)

Power:

  • Lithium-ion battery [CTR-003] battery capacity 1300 mAh
  • USB-C connector (recharge)
  • Estimated 40-hour battery life

Connectivity:

  • Bluetooth
  • USB-C

Features:

  • Near Field Communication
  • HD Rumble
  • Motion Controls

Input:

  • USB-C port
  • 2x Analog Sticks
  • Accelerometer
  • Gyroscope
  • Digital D-pad
  • 10x digital face buttons
  • 2x digital shoulder buttons
  • 2x digital triggers

Box Contents:

  • Nintendo Switch Pro Controller
  • USB-C charging cable

Source: Nintendo Switch Pro Controller Specifications

Additional Information:

For additional help in identifying and repairing the device, please reference the following sources:

-The official Nintendo of America controller troubleshooting page.

-The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller Wikipedia page.