May Flash Wireless Wii U Pro Controller Adapter for PC USB

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.

Love it. Im a big Nintendo Fan and have 4 Wii U pro controllers. Got this so I could game on my PC, console style. (Consoles gaming for the win!). Plus, the Wii U Pro Controller is just a lot better then those Xbox controllers. They dont easily break or fall apart. If ya have a Pro Controller from Nintendo, get this for that console feel ya really love. ^^

WOW!. 10 stars. First of all there are some inaccurate answers posted here about functionality and I want to clear those up. This thing works great on pc, even better than a xbox 360 controller. Only downside I see really is the triggers on wii u pro controllers are more like buttons but it actually improves response times I think. This made me realize how much more responsive and faster it feels like using a wii u pro controller than even a wired in 360 or ps3 controller, even works on ps3 and way better I think than ds3 controller. If you have a OTG cable you can plug it in to your android phone or tablet and it works just like a wired xbox 360 controller just use xinput on the switch. I had some gta games on my phone like san andreas and vice city I havent played in forever because of the controls but it works perfectly like or better than it did when I played it on ps2. 10 stars.

Been using for many months and it works perfectly !

I like to play steam games with a controller and wanted to connect my Wii U controller. This adapter has worked perfectly and held up over the years. It comes with a disk to install drivers but I dont bother with it, just plug it into the pc and it will install drivers itself.

Someone else pointed out that you cant remap the ABXY to correspond to standard placement for the same letters on the XBOX 360 Controller. Ill admit that this was also causing me some amount of grievances, but I googled it and apparently there was a firmware update in February of this year and you can now switch back and forth between standard letter-to-letter mapping and A<->B, X<->Y mapping. So, in case it helps anyone: - Go to their site, find the firmware upgrade from 2/10/15, download, unzip, run. - You may need to unplug your adapter and/or hold the sync button or something to get the button to light up. - After installing the firmware update, you can hold Start and B for 3 seconds to switch to standard physical mapping (A<->B; X<->Y) - If you want to go back, hold Start and A for 3 seconds. I dont think theres any sort of indication or anything, but it worked for me. It took me a little bit of searching to get this working exactly how I wanted it to... but it was also cheap and seems to now be working exactly how I want it to. The fact that they released a firmware update that fixes what seems to be a lot of peoples top grievance with it (after a precursory Google search) is neat too. As such, I cant really say anything against the product... Ill let you know if it fails me.

This works really well. My only complaint is what a lot of people have mentioned already. The buttons are switched from what you would use on a 360 controller. This matches up with what is labeled on the controller, but not with what 90% of games will want you to press.

I have been using this adapter for a few weeks now and I absolutely love it. I love the Wii U Pro controller, but it wasnt getting much use with my Wii U. Now, I am using it every single day with my computer and I like it much more than the PS3 controller I was using before with my computer. Not to mention how much clutter this saves by eliminating the long cords I had to use before getting this. Like other users have mentioned, the buttons do correspond to the Xbox 360 buttons, so youll have to get used to A, B, X, and Y being in different places than the 360 controller. It only took me a couple days to adjust, and after about a week I didnt even have to think about which buttons were which. I only use the Xinput mode, and it has worked with every game I have played. For $25, I think this was well worth the purchase price. Definitely would recommend.

If you are a WiiU owner looking to use that WiiU pro controller on your PC? This is the device for you. Installation is as easy as plugging it in. With a toggle switch you can select between Dinput and Xinput. It effectively tricks your PC into thinking your WiiU pro controller is an Xbox Controller. It works great for games like MGSV too. Once its plugged in all you have to do is hit the sync button on both devices and your in business. It removes the hassle of trying to configure your controller through Bluetooth on your PC.

The Wii U Pro Controller is a great piece of hardware: responsive, sleek, and cleverly designed. Unfortunately, they are a part of the Wii U, which has disappointed newcomers and diehards alike with its lack of software. The Wireless Wii U Pro Controller to PC USB Adapter (manufactured by Mayflash) is an effort to salvage some usability from the good parts of this stillborn hardware package. Where the Wii U is a flaming ball of human waste careening towards the planet, the Wii U Pro Controller is a ragtag drilling team, inexplicably drafted despite their violent criminal pasts to cut the Wii U in half (Aerosmith is tangentially involved.) Their equipment: the Wireless Wii U Pro Controller to PC USB Adapter. In short, it takes one of the few really good features of the Wii U and breathes new life into it by taking it away from the Wii U and employing it elsewhere. Easy install, low power consumption (unlike Microsofts 360 Controller adapter, if you remember THAT failure) and sleek design make this one of the best third-party accessories on the market--especially if you like couch coop and are a PC gamer.