Congratulations on the assumed purchase of your 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Nintendo Switch 2! As much fun as it is to play single player games, many of the console’s best fun is found𝔉 among f♒riends. But for that, you need to connect more controllers. But in this wireless age of technology, adding a controller isn't that simple anymore.

fear not, socialite! Whether it’s connecting a new Pro controller, or syncing up your friend’s Joycons when they come visit, we’ll go over every single way to sync a controller to your console and play without trouble. We even provide some back up methods in case the normal way doesn't work for some rea🧔son.

The Standard Connection Process

Generally speaking, all controllers follow the same rules when syncing to a console:

1. From the main console menu, select the “Controllers” option (the small gray Joycon icon on the bottom row)
2. Select the Change Grip/Order option
   1. You might think selecting the “Search for Controllers” or “How to Pair Controllers” options would do it, but they don’t. The former helps you locate already connected controllers, while the latter is just an informational screen.

3. While on the Change Grip/Order screen, press the L and R buttons on the controller.
4. Wait for the controller to appear on the screen, then press L and R again to confirm the connection.
5. Complete the connection process by pressing A

If playing multiplayer, don’t press A to confirm until every controller has finished connecting. Otherwise, it mཧay interrupt the connection proces🐟s of some controllers.

Once synced, they will usually connect simply by pressing any button while the console is on and waiting a moment. There are, however, a few alternative connection options you can follow if thi♔s process doesn’t work for you.

The Sync Button Alternative

If the L and R method isn’t working how it should, you can also use the small circular sync button found on the top side of every controller. During the Change Grip/Order screen, press and hold the button until a green light starts moving back and forth along the four connection light squar🍨es.

After a moment, they should sync to the Switch 2 console and can be connected via the L+R method.

The Other Way To Sync Single And Paired Joycons

If neither the L+R method nor the sync button is doing the trick, there’s a third method that is virtually foolproof.

Physically connect the Joycons to the Switch 2 console by placing them into the magnetic holds on the side of the device. After a small moment, tꦡhe Joycons wi🌄ll sync and can be removed (you might hear a sound or jingle).

Once removed, you can attem𓆏pt toꦛ connect via the usual L+R method as described above.

The Other Way To Sync Switch 2 Pro Controllers

The Switch 2 Pro Controller can’t physically connect to the sides of the console like Joycons, but that ♍doesn’t mean they can’t still directly connect.

Instead, use the USB cable provided with the Pro controller to connect it to the Switch 2’s TV base. While the Switch 2 is in the base and on, it will synchronize the controller. After that𓆏, it can connect the usual way.

This will require a USB to USB-C cable. We strongly recommend using the one provided with the controller (because not all USB cables are built the same) but any ✅will work in a pinch.

Alternatively, You can use a USB-C to USB-C cable to connect the Pro controller directly to the top or bottom of the Switch 2, removing the need for the TV base.