May Flash Wireless Wii U Pro Controller Adapter for PC USB

Been using for many months and it works perfectly !

This product shipped on time, installed easily and it worked with no fuss. I like the fact that you can switch from a generic to XBox controller. Im using it to play Titanfall on my PC and I did not have to configure anything - it plays and feels just like the XBox 360 controller. I really like the simplicity and the fact that the is no lag. I would highly recommend this product to anyone who wants to utilize their Wii U Pro controller for playing PC games.

this works beautifully with my alienware X51. recognizes the controller as a 360 controller. only thing that you gotta get used to is the abxy mapping. as you know, the a and b, as well as x and y are reversed. once you get used to it, u will play like a pro. the connector port only connects one controller at a time so you will have to buy two or more for multiplayer.

I really like the Wii U Pro Controller, so I thought Id give this thing a try before purchasing a dedicated controller for my PC. Im very glad I did. The ability to invert A/B and X/Y after the firmware update is a nice bonus for me and shows that the manufacturer takes customer feedback seriously. Ive used this on copies of Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10 without issues anywhere. I very much prefer the Wii U Pro Controller to the Xbox Ones. With this thing I can fire up the Windows 10 Xbox app, enable streaming, and play my Xbox One games with the controller I prefer.

Didnt quite understand the difference between Dinput and Xinput but the back of the wrapping the product comes in has a concise explaination of what the switches do. Up to 4 Wii U pro controllers on Dinput and one Xbox 360 controller for Xinput. Either way, I only got this for the sake I already Own a Wii U and the controller its compatible with. It works as intended and some games dont even need a remapping of the buttons. After installing the drivers, it reads with out a problem. Games will recognize it as an input device and will work from there. A great buy if you have the Wii U pro controllers to free up USB ports from other single plug and play devices with wires.

Ive been really frustrated with Nintendo for the past seven years. When they announced the Virtual Console for Wii, I was really excited about having digital versions of the games I grew up with on a Nintendo console instead of PC ROMs. Unfortunately, a lot of the games I loved didnt make it. Then Nintendo announces Wii U and how its supposed to win back core gamers and cut the grandma crap. They release the awesome pro controller and promise new Virtual Console games. What they conveniently left out was that 9/10 Wii U games wont even support the pro controller and instead of offering new / more Virtual Console, they spit out the same old crappy NES games that everyone has already bought and played on multiple platforms millions of times. Wheres my Turtles in Time? Aladdin? Lion King? TMNT Tournament Fighters? Mega Man X 2 and 3? Mega Man 7? Street Figher Alpha? Mega Man and Bass? Pinocchio? Hook? I know that licensing has a lot to do with it, but Nintendo has some of the best lawyers in the world. Ive come to the conclusion that they just dont care. Instead of bringing back those great games and more, theyre just gonna keep spitting out the old Mario and Zelda for people to buy over and over. Wait, wasnt I reviewing something...? AH, yes. The pro controller USB adapter. Its excellent. It comes with some Gamecube-lookin disk, but I dont know why because it wont even fit in my disk drive. I just plugged it in, synced the controller and I was off. Mega Man X 3 with (in my opinion) Nintendos best controller. Ive tried to support the company that Ive been with since a kid in the 90s, but its getting harder and harder because Nintendo simply does not care about us. They made the pro controller to lure us into buying the Wii U, but hardly any games support it. They promise more Virtual Console releases, but its been one game (if that) a week. Seriously? Nintendo is sitting on one of, if not THE most legendary video game library, but theyre just going to trickle out crap like Balloon Fight and Vega Stakes once a week. So, screw em. Now I can enjoy all the games I want and get my moneys worth out the pro controller - no thanks to Nintendo.

Out of every controller I have, the WiiU Pro controller is one of my favorites. For a while Ive been using the free software WiiUinsoft to connect the pro controller to my PC and its been working, but it wasnt ideal as there were a lot of little quirks. Unlike WiiUinsoft, this device has no quirks whatsoever. Just plug it in, press the sync button on the device and the controller, flick the switch to Dinput or Xinput depending on what you want to use, and have fun. Works absolutely flawlessly.

The Wii U Pro Controller might be my favorite controller of all time, and now that I have this adapter I can use it on almost all my favorite PC games. My XBox 360 controller has been gathering dust ever since I got it. The X Input mode automatically maps all the buttons on the Wii U controller to XBox inputs, and basically fools any program into thinking youre using an XBox controller. The only time Ive run into an issue is playing Bit.Trip Runner 2, where the shape of the button layout actually matters. Otherwise, its a fantastic replacement for an XBox controller. Works like a charm and Ive had no issues with it. Highly recommended.

works very nicely. driver update was a bit of a mystery, before searching some forums. To get into update mode, you need to hold the sync button down while plugging in the USB. After updating the firmware, you can change the button config to match an xbox controller.

100% does what it says. The Wii U Pro Controller is (in my opinion) the greatest controller to exist as of yet. The ability to use this controller on my PC, or even on a PS3 as well as my WiiU makes this adapter worth it. Though, when using the device in xinput to make the computer think it is an xbox controller, its a little weird considering Xboxs button letters are different than Nintendos has been forever, so keep in mind that when theyre asking you to hit X, it means the Y button on the Wii U Pro Controller