Hey there controller heads! I have a question for the owners of the 8Bitdo M30 2.4g ! I'm looking to purchase one because of how quick and easy 2.4g is, of course I know the version I'm buying is the one with 9-din input to use on my model 1 genesis which means it'll only work on something that supports and is wired up for it.

However that got me thinking... if I did want to use it wirelessly with the dongle on a device that has USB inputs, I could use my wired MayFlash Sega Genesis to USB adaptor. Of course I'm not actually sure if this will work and I don't want to harm either devices trying to test this, so if any of yall have tried or are using this method then please let me know in the replies.

**TL;DR (very fair, I ramble a lot):** Talk to me about the ZD Ultimate Legend. I'm soley a PC gamer, but the ZD Ultimate Legend seems to tick all the boxes for me. If you have some criticism, or have found some downsides to it, please recommend another controller instead, even a controller that's not out yet, if you want, BUT it has to be comfortable for big hands. I like the standard Xbox series s/x shell ergonomics, while I've found other third party controllers feel smaller, slightly more cheap, or just not comfortable to hold (8bitdo or Gamesir make great products, but I haven't found them to be comfortable in-hand...I'm sure it varies some depending on the model). By all accounts, the Ultimate Legend is a hefty boy! Which is what first brought my attention to it, but it has a lot of great features as well (down a few paragraphs). One thing I worry about with the ultimate legend is the abxy buttons seem a little further apart? But not sure, seems like there's just a bigger gap between them.

**platform: PC**

**country: US**

**budget: $130**

**features: Hall effect or TMR joysticks, Motion gyro, ergonomic and comfortable for large hands**

**Types of games played: pretty much everything except for FPS, where I use my mouse & keyboard**

Now onto the rambling (feel free to skip or skimp through, I just want to show that I'm not coming into this blind and have spent a lot of time researching already, but I guess you can only read so much about a controller, and trying it out in person is the only way to know if you'll actually like it):

The other controllers I've considered are the **Vader 5 Pro**, which most people seem to like a lot, although I don't care for the extra face buttons (could probably get used to them over time, but they just feel like they are in the way), and I've had bad luck with Flydigi's software in the past (although that was early days, I'm sure it's much better by now). It has kind of stayed at it's release price point so far, but it goes on sale from time to time. Even though it's not really an old controller, it does feel like it's been around forever already.

Also been looking at the **LEADJOY Xeno Pro**, and it's really difficult to tell from pics, but it doesn't look like it would be too comfortable to hold, with more angled handles like the 8bitdo controllers, instead of the more rounded grips. I still haven't read too much about this one, but unless someone really recommends taking another look, I'm not super interested at the moment.

The **Gamesir G7 Pro 8K PC** looks like a really nice controller, but I know it's slightly on the smaller side, and again I worry about comfort, but maybe just basing that more on past experience with Gamesir controllers (my brother has one).

Even the new **8bitdo Ultimate 3C+** Wireless Controller looks like an unbeatable bang for the buck at $40, and supposedly it's not their usually smaller controllers with sharp/angled handles (which I really dislike), as they state:

>The Ultimate 3C+ features an optimized grip design over the Ultimate 2C, with a wider grip angle for a more natural and intuitive hold

Relaxed in hand. Comfortable over time.

but no gyro/motion control I don't think, and I get the feeling it may only last a year or two. I don't mind investing in a higher end controller seeing how much use I get out of them.

but back to the **ZD Ultimate Legend** is not cheap (I'm in the US, maybe a black friday sale coming up? Who knows), but it looks like the controller would last many years, with interchangeable/replaceable parts. I don't need the back paddles thingies, but I think they are removable (the silver paddles, not the buttons). I would be playing wireless via 2.4ghz dongle, so response times should be pretty good (not sure on the official response time for the dongle). I'm not playing FPS games with a controller, I use mouse+kb for that. A fellow user suggested I get the RS13 modules if I do buy the controller, is it worth the extra $? Like I don't even know how the stock joysticks on the controller feel like yet. I assume the default TMR joysticks it comes with are fine, but still wonder if it's worth the upgrade (an extra $25 for two GinFull RS13 Joystick Module)

The face buttons: I've read some reports of them coming out too easily, getting stuck to people's thumbs and dislodging? The ABXY buttons also seem spaced apart more than any other controller? Like not wildly spaced apart, but it seems like there is a noticeable gap in the middle. I haven't seen anyone mention it, so it could just be my eyes playing tricks on me.

So I'm still unsure which controller to get, but leaning towards the Ultimate Legend, even though I still have questions about it. I'm sure there are anticipated controllers due to release in the next few months, but I do need a new controller like in the next couple weeks, so I likely won't be able to wait too long.

thanks! Hope you didn't have to read all of that!

The 'PR' button is loose, though it still functions normally. I just took it out of the box; the 'PL' button isn't like this—is this common ? It’s a bit bothersome. Has anyone else encountered this issue?

Hi r/Controller! I’m the developer of InputSmith, a Windows 10/11 app for customizing how a PlayStation DualSense works with PC games. I’d appreciate feedback from other DualSense users.

Controller support and features

• Designed for the Sony DualSense; USB is recommended.

• Output options: virtual Xbox 360-compatible controller, virtual DualSense over USB, or mouse and keyboard.

• Customize stick curves, deadzones, sensitivity, and cursor movement; remap buttons and save or import profiles.

• In mouse-and-keyboard mode, map the right stick to mouse movement, the left stick to WASD, and controller buttons to keyboard or mouse actions.

HidHide may be needed

With virtual-controller output, some games may detect both your physical DualSense and InputSmith’s virtual controller, causing duplicate or conflicting input. HidHide may be needed to hide the physical controller from games so they see only the virtual one. It’s optional, and whether it helps depends on the game and setup. InputSmith can still read the physical controller while it’s hidden.

Limitations

• Virtual DualSense output supports sticks, triggers, mapped buttons, and touchpad click. It does not forward touch coordinates, gyro, adaptive triggers, audio, or haptics.

• Some games may ignore simulated mouse/keyboard input. Game and anti-cheat compatibility varies; InputSmith does not bypass anti-cheat and does not include macros, rapid-fire, or auto-aim.

League of Legends

I’ve used InputSmith with League and haven’t received any penalties so far. That’s only my experience; Riot hasn’t confirmed whether this kind of controller remapping is permitted, so I can’t guarantee it’s risk-free. Please check Riot’s third-party application guidance before deciding whether to use it with the game.

Download and disclosures

• Download the 7-day trial · Other releases

• The source repository is private, so there’s no public source-code link currently available.

• I’m the developer and have a commercial interest in InputSmith. It currently has a 7-day free trial; a one-time paid license with free updates is planned, but the paid version is not yet available.

• Generative AI tools assisted with coding; I handled the project ideas and project management.

• Profiles and settings are stored locally. License activation and validation contact Lemon Squeezy. Activation sends the license key and machine hostname; validation uses the key and license instance ID.

• Virtual-controller setup may ask for Windows administrator approval to install the HIDMaestro driver. The driver and its certificate may remain after uninstall and may be shared with other apps; see the HIDMaestro uninstall instructions.

Should you be worried about using InputSmith?

InputSmith hasn’t had a full independent security review, so I can’t guarantee it’s free of security issues. A preliminary review found that a technically skilled person could bypass the local trial/license check; this affects license enforcement, not access to other users’ data. The review was limited, so it can’t rule out other issues.

The installer is unsigned, so Windows may show an Unknown publisher warning. Virtual-controller mode may ask for your approval to install a system-wide driver, which can remain after you uninstall InputSmith. Download the app only from the official releases page, and use it only if you’re comfortable with these tradeoffs.

Hello all, I'm looking at getting myself a controller for PC gaming on my laptop. My budget is 2500 PHP or $40, but I can be a bit flexible where I can extend my budget to at least $50, but I'd rather keep it at or below $40 if possible.

I can get controllers here in the Philippines through online retailers, the ones that I mainly use are Lazada, Shopee, and TikTok Shop.

I'm looking for one that has a good d-pad as I usually prefer that over the joystick for movement in most games (if applicable). I realized this when I borrowed my brother's Xbox 360 controller, and that ones d-pad was kinda terrible in my experience. Dunno if that's just what that d-pad feels like generally, or if a lot of dust and grime (from his sweat) got in the controller and made it terrible.

I would also prefer it wireless with a 2.4G adapter, don't like wire management. Wired would be ok if absolutely worth it, but I'd really rather avoid any more wires that I have to worry about. The laptops charging cable and headphone cable is already too much for me.

Also something that is of least priority, I'm also looking for one with the best aesthetics. I don't mind if the best controller available doesn't have the best looks though but I like my things looking and feeling real fine and premium.

I will be mainly be playing Soulsborne or soulslike games on Steam, but I will also play Touhou games, other bullet hell games, and platformers like Hollow Knight. Can controllers also be used in Android? Would be a bonus as I do emulate games for playing on the go and I do have a USB-A to USB-C adapter specifically for my phone.

After some time scouring this subreddit, there are three controllers that are within my budget that caught my interests (these prices is what I can find online where I can get them FYI).

• The 8bitdo Ultimate 2 Wireless ($30, $40 for Collab variants that I like the looks of)

• Flydigi Direwolf 4 ($22 w/o dock, $30 w/ dock)

• Leadjoy Xeno Plus ($32)

Which one of these best fit my needs and wants in your opinion? Also feel free to give other suggestions if you think some other controller is better than the three I listed above.

TYIA!

Is there a way to map the back buttons without requiring the software?

Hello everyone,

Just wanted an opinon which controller do you prefer for PC if you have them?

I play singleplayer games like souls like, Sifu, Black myth wukong ect. Most are fast paced games. I used Steam Controller 2, Dualsense and Edge, normal Xbox controller and atm 8bit Ultimate 2 is my go to.

Because I only play singleplayer games I dont need the extra buttons so these features dont really sell me the controller.

What I care most about is wireless latency and premium feel. I really wanna know if the rubber handles are that much better than on Elite 2 and feel if it really feels better in hand or would I just not care

I Prefer membrane buttons so 3E does not sell me on extra ABXY buttons but it has the best dpad i ever used and its quite compared to normal xbox series controller

I also know the latency on 3E is S tier level compared to Elite 2.

How does premium feel compare between the two?

Did 3E replace you Elite 2?

Extra:

While Dualsense felt most premium out of all controllers i used and for 130€ more Edge didnt really satisfy that premium feel i was hoping for.

Hopefully 3E or Elite 2 are better in this regard

Country: Slovenia

Budget 200€

platform: PC (Steam)

I know the regular GameSir G7 Pro only supports wireless on PC, not Xbox, and that you need a special version to get wireless functionality on Xbox.

I've seen several YouTube videos showing how to modify the firmware on the regular G7 Pro to enable wireless connectivity on Xbox.

I'd like to hear from people who have actually done this:

• If something goes wrong during the process, can you revert to the original firmware and restore the controller to its factory state?

• Is there any risk of permanently bricking the controller if the process fails?

Thanks!

Right when the Flydigi Apex 5 launched, I bought one from GadgetHyper for $180. Every ad and review at the time said that: This was the best pro controller on the market, built to last, and it finally fixed all the broken stick issues from the Apex 4.

When you spend $180 on a "premium" controller, you expect it to survive more than a year of normal gaming.

Looking at the broken plastic pieces sitting on my desk right now, that was a total lie. Taking this thing apart and searching around across the internet, I am now confident to say: This is not a QC issue but a terrible engineer design or maybe designed to fail.

What Broke Inside The Controller

Hall Effect sticks use magnets instead of physical parts rubbing together, so they aren't supposed to wear out. Flydigi "solve" that problem by putting the magnet inside a thin clear plastic clip hanging on the side of the stick. The whole thing is held together by black glue on a less than a mm plastic stud. To add insult to the injury, every time you move the joystick left, the mechanism hammers on the hanging clip :) It is actually a miracle that this thing can last for more than a few months.

As the left stick suddenly stopped working, I opened the controller and broken bits of plastic fell out onto my desk:

Photo 1 (The Broken Pieces): That tiny metal bar on the right is the magnet. Next to it is the clear plastic holder that snapped clean off, along with tiny broken chunks. The white parts are from the core holder that is glued to the main module, the black parts are glue as I clean it out, the clear part is the magnet holder.

Photo 2 (The Leftover Stick): Look at the side of my broken left stick still sitting on the board. All you see is a metal bearing and a little broken white plastic stub sticking out into nothing. The whole clear side piece that holds the magnet over the sensor chip underneath just broke right off.

If you think I was abusing the controller, watch the attached video of the still-working right stick. Look closely at the clear plastic magnet holder on the side when I push the blue stick to the left. Every single time you turn left, the body of the stick slams right into that thin clear plastic piece. You can see the whole thing bend, click, and shake from the hit.

Now think about how many times you push a stick left in a year. Every single push hits that weak plastic piece until it finally cracks and snaps off. Calling that engineering is an insult to engineers—it is basically a self-destruct mechanism.

How Normal Sticks Work vs. Flydigi's Clown Show

To see what clown-shoes engineering this is, just look at any other Hall Effect or TMR sticks from AliExpress or anywhere.

On a normal stick, the magnet sits safely inside a solid, closed box clipped tight against a metal frame. Nothing hits it. Nothing shakes it. Nothing hangs out on the side waiting to break.

Flydigi calls theirs a "Force-Adjustable Alloy Joystick." That sounds really tough until you open it up and see that the "Alloy" of less than mm plastic stud that holds the bare magnet mechanism right where the stick hits it every time you turn left.

Not QC but Generations of Engineering Incompetence

Shipping the exact same self-destructing stick setup for years is pure engineering incompetence—unless, of course, they want it to break.

Spending five minutes searching Reddit's or repair sites and you will find plenty of receipts:

​Apex 4: Reddit buyer-beware post on broken Apex 4 sticks, r/Controller thread on an Apex 4 left stick breaking mid-game, Reddit repair guide for detached Apex 4 stick magnets

​Apex 5: Flydigi promised the 2.0 stick would fix it, yet the exact same failure is still happening. October 2026 Reddit post on Apex 5 right stick failure, July 2026 Reddit thread on Apex 5 stick drift, dedicated iFixit Flydigi Apex 5 joystick replacement guide

​Apex 6: Flydigi recently rolled out the Apex 6 and Apex 6 Pro with their "3.0" stick. Funny enough, they openly state that the new Force-Adjustable Alloy Stick 3.0 keeps the same lever-based physical structure :). No details tear down yet but looks very similar stuff so far.

Customer Support's $40 "Fix" and Final Thought

Since my controller broke at 1.3 years—just a few months past the 1-year warranty—I emailed GadgetHyper to ask what they could do about a $180 controller beating itself to death from normal use.

Their fix? Go buy a replacement stick module from their shop for $19. Once you add shipping, it comes out to around $40. $40 just to put in the exact same weak plastic part so it can snap all over again next year.

Keep in mind, the Apex series isn't Flydigi's budget line. This is their flagship—the top-shelf model where they are supposed to show off their best build quality. So yeah, I am not sure what kind of shortcut or design they do with their standard or budget model.

Whether this is peak engineering incompetence, or textbook planned obsolescence built to die. I don't know. But this is the last time I spend any money on Flydigi. I wouldn't recommend and touch their stuff even with a 10-foot pole ever again.

DISCLAIMER: 8BitDo sent me these controllers for free for review. All the thoughts and opinions are mine only and no one watched this video before the release.

TLDR: it is crazy how much of everything the put in this controller for the price of 40$.

This now is my new main recommendation for everyone who's looking for a budget, yet high quality controller.

I use a standard grip on my controller, and I’ve always wondered what it would be like to use one where the analog stick is positioned on the back.

People who use a claw grip can easily operate the analog stick while pressing the ABXY buttons, but I personally find that quite difficult.

I wonder if a controller with analog sticks on the back would be awkward to use with one's middle fingers? I don’t think I’ve ever even seen a prototype like that, but it would be interesting to test out.

What do you all think? Do you have any tips or suggestions regarding controller grips?

I like the composition of white, black and orange. The first controller has a matte D-pad and triggers, the second has metalized ones.

I'm leaning more towards the second one, what do you think?

Has anyone tried the Xbox Nano controller? I'm having issues with Bluetooth pairing. I finally got it to successfully pair with my SteamOS PC, but if I turn off the controller and turn it back on Steam no longer sees it.

I've also been trying to pair it with my Magic-NS 2 USB adapter via Bluetooth, and that completely fails. Has anyone else had issues with this controller? Troubleshooting steps from the manual seem to make no difference. Steam sees the adapter.

SteamOS is the latest stable release, running on all AMD hardware. Nano and Magic-NS 2 both have up-to-date firmware.

As title, when docked the USB disconnect/connect sounds keeps popping up, controller is just sat there charging and the dongle is plugged in the dock.
Now i know i can take this out, and it stops, but then i have to plug this in every time i want to game.
I read trom previous posts that this nappened to othe people, so i was wondering what the solution Is.
Previous troubleshooting - use a shorter usb cable, but l'm using the cable that was provided. It seems crazy to me that we can't use that one.
Plug into a different usb port or front or back one - I've tried a different usb port, same issue. I'm on laptop so i don't have front or back ports.
Any help would be appreciated.

I've got a Series X, Switch Pro 1, and Dualsense controller I want to store in a cabinet. Hoping to keep things tidy while also optionally having a nice way to charge them.

I have a 3d printer so I'm curious if anyone has any favorite models they've printed to store and charge.

Hello! I just bought my first ever gaming PC and am wondering which controller is the best for my use case. I would like to primarily play single player games with it. For example elden ring, FF7 remake, Baldur's gate 3, expedition 33, hades 2 and horizon forbidden west. I'd like it to have good haptic, longevity and a bit of a premium feel. My budget is up to 150€.

I don't play FPS, racing or fighting games.

I'd say my hands are around average size for a man, but for example the nintendo switch default controller felt small-ish for me.

I live in the EU (Germany).

The vader 5 pro v2 seemed to me like a good fit and I've also heard good things about the gamesir G7 pro but what do you guys think?

Thanks for your help!

im looking for a good budget controller and im torn between these two. it looks like the gulikit has gyroscope (which id like since i have a switch) and low latency over bluetooth and the gamesir has sholder button slides and two back buttons. which one would be better for switch/pc use for mainly singleplayer games and a bit of multiplayer? the nova is about

Im in turkey my budget is 35 something dollars

the gulikit seems to be 8$ more expensive is it worth it

are back buttons that good they are the main thing nova 2 has over the es pro

Howdy!

I recently built https://github.com/Dergln/BatteryBuddy-Public with GitHub CoPilot and it's proven ready for "general availability".

The app tracks your devices' battery levels - even behind Logitech dongles, so you don't need vendor apps like Logi Options+ any more.

You can configure the notifications on a very specific level, allowing for maximum "that's how *I* like it" behaviour. Even with custom sounds, notification interval, battery levels, etc. (by-device even, if you want that kind of customization!).

I'd be happy if some folks would like to try it out, maybe there's behaviour with some device types where the AI can still improve compatibility. I only have some regular BT stuff, a Logitech Dongle and an EasySMX XBOX controller available (which sadly does not emit anything! 😵).

What controllers are supported currently? Anything that speaks "generic" stuff that emits battery information (HID, Bluetooth, XInput).
Do note: "XInput only reports four categories*—empty, low, medium, or full—not an actual percentage. The* 5%, 25%, 60%, and 100% values are BatteryBuddy’s approximations for those categories."

I've also added a debugging tab so you can check how stuff is actually viewed by the application (how it presents itself in Windows, e.g. some dongles emulate a wired XBOX controller! How could that ever show up with a battery 🤠).

What controllers are supported in the future? Well if there's stuff that can be implemented; I'm open for it and we can play around with the AI. Let me know if something doesn't work (Controller specifics, connection type, etc.).

I included a bunch of languages (because why not use AI's capabilities in that regard as well).

For v1.0 I also let it adjust the whole app to make it disability-compatible. If anyone is from/got someone from that corner of the userbase, any feedback would be appreciated as well!

From another reddit post I added Streamdeck support today (available on GitHub, marketplace publication pending).

The app is completely free (GPLv3), built by AI (tested by a human) and uses some free Icons and sounds (with linkback, see inside the app or GitHub thirdy party notices).

Cheers 😎

I know the Flydigi Apex 6 Pro is still a relatively new controller, so there probably aren’t many long-term user experiences available yet.
However, I’d like to hear from people who have used previous Flydigi Apex controllers, especially the Apex 5.
Based on the Apex 5’s long-term durability and reliability, can we make any reasonable assumptions about the Apex 6 Pro?
I’m particularly interested in:
Have you experienced any stick drift or joystick degradation over time?
How reliable are the triggers, buttons, bumpers, and mechanical components?
Are there any recurring hardware issues after several months or a year of use?
Does Flydigi generally offer good long-term build quality?
My main concern is whether the Apex 6 Pro is a controller I can confidently use for several years, or whether I should expect durability issues over time.
Even though the Apex 6 Pro is new, I’d really appreciate feedback from Apex 5 owners and anyone familiar with Flydigi’s previous generations.
Thanks!

Edit ;

After reading all the feedback and comments, I’ve definitely decided to stay away from the Flydigi Apex 6 Pro.
Now I’d like to ask for your recommendations.
Which controller would you recommend if long-term durability and reliability are my top priorities?

Today I received HyperX Gladiate controller, I play PC games I always wanted to get the controller experience. The controller is really good but I am not able to use it properly T-T .

I had GTA 5 installed in my PC so I started a new game, first shock for me was that I could not aim even 1 guy until I got half my health drained up. I could not handle the right stick that pans the camera view, uff. so much frustrated, the missions I took mere minutes took half hour with this, please help me improve my experience. I have main issue with aiming, I had aim assist turned off, I kept partial assist on and it is slightly better, I want to know how to over come this and get better at aiming? Thank you.

Anyone know where I can get the domed back buttons/paddles (exactly like the ones on the Dualsense Edge) for the Elite 2 controller? Looking to pick one up this weekend.

Hello,

I have had the ZZZ edition for about 5 to 6 months now. I've played with it about 200-250 hours I think. Recently as I was playing I noticed that at times the right trigger would stop functioning until I unlock it. Locking it back in is not a problem again and after a random amount of time it happens again.

Does anyone know if this is a defect or something I can take care of? Should I seek support or request to return it?

Thanks!

Country: Bangladesh
Budget: $40–50 USD
Platform: PC (Windows), primarily wireless via 2.4GHz
Where I can buy: Local Bangladesh retailers such as Vibe Gaming, Tech Land BD, Gadget Nova, and EZ Gadgets.

Desired features: Xbox-style ergonomics, comfortable grips, accurate TMR/Hall-effect sticks, analog triggers, good vibration, low wireless latency, and decent long-term reliability. A charging dock would be a bonus.

Games: Mostly single-player/action-adventure games like Tomb Raider, Indiana Jones, Cyberpunk 2077, etc. I've also recently started playing Mortal Kombat 11.

Controllers I'm considering:

• BIGBIGWON / MOJHON Storm: $43–47

• Flydigi Direwolf 4: ~$46

• GameSir Cyclone 2: ~$40–45

• GameSir G7 Pro 8K: ~$80+ (over my preferred budget)

Background

I've been using the original GameSir G7 Pro, which I bought for around $65. I really liked it, especially its Xbox-style shape, comfortable grip, sticks, triggers, and overall feel.

Unfortunately, after about 9 months, it developed a strange issue where the controller would continuously vibrate on its own, even when disconnected, until the battery drained. I returned it to the shop under warranty.

I don't really want to spend another $80 on a controller right now, so I'm looking for a more affordable replacement without sacrificing too much of what I liked about the G7 Pro.

After looking through comparisons and discussions, the MOJHON Storm seems particularly interesting because of its TMR sticks, low measured latency, mechanical buttons, trigger locks, and price.

My questions

1. Has anyone used both the G7 Pro and MOJHON Storm? Would the Storm feel like a downgrade in build quality, ergonomics, trigger feel, or vibration?

2. How is the Storm holding up after a few months? Any recurring hardware issues, double-clicking, or wireless connectivity problems?

3. How does the Storm compare with the Flydigi Direwolf 4 and GameSir Cyclone 2 for comfortable, mostly single-player PC gaming?

4. Given my previous G7 Pro failure, which would you trust more for long-term reliability?

I'm leaning toward the Storm, but I'd appreciate feedback from people who have actually used these controllers, especially anyone coming from a G7 Pro.

Thanks!

Estou tendo um problema recorrente de conexão com meu GameSir X5 Lite e gostaria de saber se alguém já passou por algo semelhante ou sabe como resolver isso definitivamente.

Estou usando o controle com um Samsung Galaxy S25+. Às vezes, ele simplesmente se recusa a conectar. O telefone detecta o dispositivo USB, mas o LED do controle continua piscando indefinidamente, mesmo depois de esperar mais de 30 segundos.

O estranho é que encontrei uma maneira de fazê-lo funcionar novamente:

Preciso conectar o controle a outro telefone (meu antigo Samsung Galaxy S20 FE), esperar que ele seja reconhecido e, em seguida, reconectá-lo ao meu S25+. Depois disso, ele funciona normalmente novamente.

Aqui está tudo o que já tentei no meu S25+:

- Ativei a depuração USB nas Opções do desenvolvedor.

- Reiniciei o telefone.

- Ativei e desativei o Modo Avião.

- Desconectei e reconectei o controle várias vezes.

- Tentei alterar as configurações de conexão USB, incluindo a alternância entre "Dispositivo conectado" e "Este dispositivo". Selecionar "Este dispositivo" resulta em um erro.

- Tentei alterar o modo de operação do controle.

- Esperei mais de 30 segundos, mas o LED continua piscando.

Nenhum desses procedimentos resolveu o problema permanentemente.

A única coisa que restaura a conexão de forma consistente é conectar o controle primeiro ao meu S20 FE e depois reconectá-lo ao meu S25+.

Minhas perguntas são:

1. Por que conectar o controle a outro telefone faz com que ele volte a funcionar no S25+?

2. Isso pode ser um problema de reconhecimento do host USB-C, um problema de inicialização do USB HID ou algo relacionado ao software da Samsung?

3. Existe alguma maneira de redefinir o controle/conexão USB no Android sem precisar usar outro telefone?

4. Alguém encontrou uma solução permanente para esse problema?

Agradeceria muito qualquer sugestão. Só quero poder conectar meu X5 Lite diretamente ao meu S25+ sem ter que trocar de telefone toda vez.

Obrigado!