Steam Switch Pro Controller Not Detected

So far, I've had no issues so far with the controller in either Steam games or emulators. The controller feels just like a playstation controller, so it's easy to get used to the controls. And since the cord is so long, I could sit away from the computer on the couch. 10/10 Would buy again.

The switch was quickly adopted by the controller and was up and running in a few minutes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've had it for phones and my Nintendo switch and steam deck. And they serve the purpose and I can rely on them. Hasn't given me troubles. Easy to use.

I got this on sale to use with my steam deck and nintendo switch to give me some extra room should my original 512GB SSD run out. I don't fancy messing around replacing the SSD given I'm only a casual gamer and don't play many AAA titles that need that much room. Recognised immediately and formatted without issue. So far so good

title says was purchased for Nintendo switch/ steam deck. Inserted into Nintendo and it work flawlessly. Installed all my games with no problems problems. Great product will buy again.

Makes using controller software simple as plugging into switch

My Ubiquiti controller adopted and updated the switch perfectly.

This works very good for the iPhone 13 Pro, but the instructions aren't good to explain how to use it well. If you plug it in with a lighting-usb cable and then turn on the device, it will not be detected to use as an audio device but will be detected in the Rode Central App. If it turn it on and then plug it in, it will be detected and usable with Filmic Pro and the Camera stock app. Make sure you toggle AAC if using Dolby Vision. If you use the USB cable, your audio will be line level but will ignore all the dB boosting done on the device. However the audio will be in stereo so you can use both inputs to mic up a talent or for 2 and use which ever channel is better. Post audio processing will still have really clean audio when normalizing and doing simple cleanup. If you use the provided cable and connect it to a lighting-3.5mm mic input then dB boosting will work. However the audio will only be the sum of the audio sources in mono. A good situation using this is you can use it with a Shotgun mic such as the MKE-600 that uses a AA battery to self power for phantom power and plug it in one TX using the 3.5mm input and the use the other TX as a lav mic.

I'm using a pair of these at stock speed in an MSI PRO Z690-A with a 12700-K. They were detected correctly right away--no need to tinker with UEFI settings. This is my main development workhorse at the office and has been perfectly stable, even under full load (multithreaded compilation) with tons of memory in use.

Very well built quality. Not vignetting detected. Pro tip we also use it as a connector for Canon WC-DC58B 0.75x wide angle converter, cause 58mm hood front thread deep enough to install WC-DC. And it is cheap : )