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Welcome, my name is LG Velvet and today I will show you how to connect an Xbox controller
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to the device and also just a showcase of how it works
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So number one, well you need a controller and make sure you have some charged batteries
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in there which I do and also on the device simply power on the Bluetooth and you want
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to hold the toggle and go here. I'm going to remove this assuming it allows me to without actually trying to connect to
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the damn thing. Apparently I can't, oh there we go, I can't go into settings once it fails
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So now that we got this, what you want to do is power it on, now it probably will connect
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to one of the devices that I have around here or pop me up with this
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Now when I did it the first time it never gave me such a message so I'm not sure if
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this will happen for you or not. So I'm going to tap on cancel and when you want to stop it, when you want to put it in
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pairing mode because normally it doesn't actually try to pair like this thing is trying to right
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now, what you want to do is hold this button right up here and the light will start blinking
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more frequently like so and from there all you need to do is just select the available
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device which would be somewhere here. Now if you don't see it right away, tap on the refresh button right here and give it
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a moment and there it is. Once you tap on it you'll see that the light becomes stable
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After you tap on pair, there we go, you can see now it's connected
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If I remember correctly, you can use the controller overall in the phone itself, although it's
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a little bit weird when you're trying to navigate with it, but it's still possible if you want to
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Now for this purpose I'm just going to launch GeForce, let's just start something
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Now I do have one game. There we go
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So let's play this, this is one of the ones that I won't need to download so that's why
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I'm using it as an example. As you've probably already seen, this game requires some power, but it's also a good
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showcase of the controller, I mean it's basically a PC game running right now on the phone through
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GeForce Now, so it uses all the controller features that you normally use on your console
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or on your computer. So let's give it a moment, it should launch it in a second automatically
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Or is it downloading it right now? Let's quickly look at it
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It says download finished, I assume it's going to launch in a second
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Now normally it should launch it automatically once you select it from the app, so I'm not
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sure what is happening right now. But if this doesn't work, you can still use the controller for some games that you normally
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run on your device, so things like for instance PUBG, actually I think this is the only one
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that doesn't work. There are certain games that will block it completely, so if some games, like I believe
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it's PUBG, at least at one point it didn't have it, you could go around it and try to
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download an emulator to basically input controls on your home display, but later on they removed
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that too, so things like PUBG are completely out of the controller realm, while things
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like for instance Fortnite work flawlessly with it as well they should
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I'll quickly go to this once it actually loads, and from there once it's finished I'm also
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going to quickly show you a quick recording that I have done, just how it works like in Fortnite
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Now it wasn't actually any game, just a quick showcase of it
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So you can see I'm normally controlling it. Let's make the actual sound a little bit
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So you can see it's right now loading. And there we go, so you can see it's right now loaded
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Now let me also maybe max out the brightness, but it looks like it's already maxed out
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So you will see it works normally as you would expect. Now, also at the moment this is maxed out I believe, unless I change the settings
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There is some stutters, that's due to the WiFi connection, it's completely running off of WiFi
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which isn't necessarily the greatest at the moment. When I first launched it, it gave me a notification that the WiFi isn't too great for it, but
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as you can see it's still fairly playable I would say. So this is just in Assassin's Creed right now
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So, now I'm not going to be doing much in here, I'm just going to right now close it
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As you can see it works flawlessly here. So games that actually support controller will work perfectly
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There we go. Let's pack out, and I'm going to also quickly show what I said on the quick recording that I have made right over here
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So as you can see there is a little window recorded
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I will show right now in a way that I'm controlling this controller as well
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As you can see it works perfectly fine. Now, one thing that you will probably miss in things like this, comparing it to consoles
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is some aim assist, which won't be present here I believe at all
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So yeah, as you can see it works fine. I didn't want to start off the game, because it would probably take as long as the GTForceNow to load it and actually find something
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so I just opted not to do it and record it beforehand
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But as you can see that is how you connect your controller, and it works fine with all titles that are completely supported by it
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Things that do not support it you can try to work around through some, like Octopus I think does this
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where it basically allows you to map a controller to a screen as a touch
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but then there are apps that if they don't support controllers they also sometimes try to reject those apps and won't literally allow you to use them
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and if you somehow manage to they can still also ban you for it, so keep that in mind if you're really trying to use a controller somewhere
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This is mostly relevant into multiplayer games where you're actually playing against other players
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Single player games if you don't have a controller support you can map it out and not worry that there will be a ban, I mean it's not like you're online
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But for instance like I said before, PUBG is one of those games that will literally ban you for it
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So this will end up the guide that I showed you, and if you found this video helpful don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks for watching
