8Bitdo SN30 Pro

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Frequently Asked Questions about the SN30 Pro

• The difference is their exterior design only.
• A. Texture on the Dpad
• B. Button colours
• C. Buttons shapes
• D. Enclosure colours
• As for system compatibility and functionality, they are the same.

• When connected to Switch, you can find on these controllers:
• A. Screenshot = STAR button
• B. Home button = Logo button
• Turbo and NFC functions are not applicable here
• When connected to other devices, you can find on these controllers:
• A. Turbo button = STAR button
• No, you can not wake up your Switch wirelessly with this controllers

• They work with Switch, Windows, macOS, Android, Raspberry Pi as well as all the devices our retro receivers/adapters support.
• They auto reconnect to all the systems mentioned above with the press of START once they have been successfully paired.

• No, it does not.

• The differences are:
• A. Shoulder button physical layout
• SN30 Pro – two level placement for R1/R2 and L1/L2.
• N30 Pro 2 – one level placement for R1/R2 and L1/L2.
• B. LED indicators
• SN30 Pro – four small LED lights placed on the bottom of the controller.
• N30 Pro 2 – two long narrow curved lights on the sides.
• C. Motor and thumb stick cap size
• SN30 Pro – eccentric shaft gear motor and 17mm diameter thumb stick cap.
• N30 Pro 2 – Linear vibration motor and 11mm diameter thumb stick cap.

• Please follow the procedure below to fix the issue:
• A. Press and hold START for 8 seconds
• B. Press and hold L1+R1+START for 3 seconds to enter its pairing mode. Red Power LED will turn on
• C. Go to https://support.8bitdo.com/firmware-updater.html to get Upgrade Tools and upgrade its system following the instructions
• D. Restart the controller and follow the instruction manual provided on our website afterwards

• Just follow the procedure as below:
• A. Press and hold Y+START to turn on the controller
• B. Press and hold pairing button for 3 seconds to pair them
• C. Find ‘Switch Pro support’ & ‘Nintendo button mapping’ and click on them

• They are controller mode indicators:
• A. LED 1 blinking: D-input mode
• B. LED 2 blinking: X-input mode (Xbox 360 mode)
• C. LED 3 blinking: macOS mode
• D. LED Rotating: Switch mode or pairing mode
• E. Solid LED: connection is successful
• *It also indicates the player mode when connected to Switch.

• We suggest you charge it via a phone power adapter.
• The controller uses 480mAh rechargeable battery with 1-2 hour charging time. The battery can last up to 18 hours when fully charged.

• Yes, you can. You can connect it to Windows, Android, Raspberry Pi and macOS using a USB cable.
• *This does not apply to Switch.

• This might be caused by there are too many controllers connected to your Switch, as one Switch can take up to 10 controllers at a time maximum. Please follow the steps below to fix it:
• A. Go to ‘System Setting’ on your Switch, then click on ‘Controllers and Sensors’ to disconnect the controllers which are connected to it
• B. Restart your Switch
• C. Press and hold Y+START to turn back on the controller. Press the pairing button on the controller for 3 seconds
• D. Go back to ‘System Settings’ and choose ‘Change Grip/Order’ to pair them

• It uses a normal rumble, not HD rumble. Use L1+R1+SELECT key combination to turn on/off its vibration.

• It depends on the number of controllers each device can take. Multiple SN30 Pro controllers can be used at a time.

• 10 meters. This controller functions the best within the range of 5 meters.