"The Nintendo Switch 2 supports a wide range of controllers, from Nintendo's own Pro Controller to many Bluetooth gamepads you might already have. Whether you're setting up your new console for the first time or adding extra controllers for multiplayer games, pairing them is simple as long as you know where to look. Here's how to connect the Switch 2 Pro Controller, how to sync additional Bluetooth controllers and what to do if something doesn't pair correctly."
"To pair any controller with the Switch 2 you'll need the console powered on and updated to the latest system software. Navigate to System Settings, System then System Update to check. It also helps to have the controller charged, since some models need enough battery to begin pairing. On the Switch 2, all controller settings reside in the Controllers & Sensors section of System Settings. You can pair up to four controllers depending on the game and the controller type."
"Nintendo's Switch 2 Pro Controller is the simplest device to connect, and it can be paired in two different ways: wired and wireless. If you're setting it up for the first time, the wired method is the fastest and most reliable. To pair the Switch 2 Pro Controller using a USB cable: Connect the Pro Controller to the Switch 2 using a USB-C cable. Wake the console and open the Controllers menu from the Home screen."
The Nintendo Switch 2 supports the Pro Controller and a wide range of Bluetooth gamepads for local multiplayer. Controller settings live in System Settings under Controllers & Sensors, and the console can pair up to four controllers depending on the game and controller type. Pairing requires the console to be powered on and updated to the latest system software; navigate to System Settings > System > System Update to check. Controllers should be charged before pairing. The Pro Controller pairs instantly via USB-C or wirelessly using Change Grip/Order and the controller's Sync button. Troubleshooting includes charging controllers, updating the system, restarting, and re-pairing if needed.
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