Easy, Follow These Steps To Connect PS4 Or PS5 Controller To Nintendo Switch

Connecting PS4 and PS5 controllers to Nintendo Switch (Photo: Amazon)

JAKARTA - PlayStation 4 or PS4 is a video game console made by Sony Computer Entertainment which was announced as the successor to the PS3 in 2013 and another version in 2016. In 2020, Sony launched the PS5 as the successor of this PS4.

If you own a PS4 or PS5, and also own a Nintendo Switch, you can definitely tell what it's like holding a controller between the two types of consoles.

Switch controllers, also known as Joy-cons, are smaller than PS4 and PS5 controllers, so you may feel uncomfortable holding them.

No need to worry, you can connect one of these PS4 or PS5 controllers to your Nintendo Switch. Here VOI will show you how.

Connecting Your DualShock 4 or DualSense Controller

If you feel bored or uncomfortable playing with the Joy-con, it's worth considering playing your Switch games with the PlayStation Controller as it is bigger and more comfortable to grip.

Here's a simple guide on how to use a Bluetooth adapter to connect a DualSense or DualShock 4 controller to your Nintendo Switch.

There are a few things you'll need before you get started, namely a PlayStation Controller and a Bluetooth adapter. And also 8Bitdo Wireless USB Adapter 2.

Before starting to connect your PlayStation controller to the Switch, it's a good idea to make sure your PlayStation is unplugged or out of range to prevent the PlayStation controller from connecting to your other consoles.

How to Connect a PS4 or PS5 Controller to Your Switch For the first step, you'll need to make sure that your Nintendo Switch is docked and turned on, then plug the wireless USB adapter into one of the USB slots on the dock. Next, you need to navigate to System Settings on the Switch main menu and select Controllers and Sensors. While you are in this menu, turn on the wireless USB adapter by selecting Pro Controller Wired Connection. While you are in this menu, turn on the wireless USB adapter by selecting Pro Controller Wired Connection. When the lights on the controller and adapter return to their steady colors, the two are paired. You are now ready to play Switch games using a PlayStation controller. To be sure, you should be able to see your controller displayed on the Controller Selection screen on your Switch. Things to Consider When Using a PlayStation Controller on Switch

What you need to pay attention to is that your PlayStation controller won't work exactly the way your Switch controller does, nor will your Joy-Con controller work normally.

The haptic feedback and microphone on the handset will not work with the PlayStation controller while playing on your Nintendo Switch, and when you turn on your Switch, you will still have to use your Joy-Con.