Ingenious wireless adapter for each controller!

Before I bought my thing, I have (tried) to connect each controller via a standard Bluetooth dongle and it worked! But the effort is great, first to the Toshiba Bluetooth needs to matching BT dongle Stack install (this is a driver and tool package that BT management assumes).

But you need a compatible BT dongle when the has and intends for / to connect multiple Pro Controller not, then should you buy the thing here is the same:

Short list and key points for leading the way with normal Bluetooth:

-passender BT dongle and Toshiba BT stack (buy-back program)
-various programs to connect and remap the keys (WiiUProControllerWin, WiinU, vJoy ...)
connect -umständliches, each couple times manually when you connect the controller
-To use it in games that support only XBox360 controller (specifically, XInput devices), you have the xinput DLLs against modified for Pro Controller made DLLs exchange (not every game get the point)
- A program in the chain must fail and the Controller does not.

With the Wii U Pro Controller Mayflash Wireless Adapter:
-Einstecken (Treiberinst were. At W8.1 x64 not necessary, but are to this CD)
-Syncen (Connection builds up automatically even when re-connect on)
-Zocken :)

So simple, can be connected no more stress when you connect, controller and ready, start no annoying, unstable programs more!

The adapter has a switch for two modes of operation

DInput: Here you can up to 4 per controller in the direct input mode connect (Controller will be recognized as generic game controller, a lot of games and emulators that support it without problems)

XInput: The Pro Controller emulates a XBox 360 Controller and follow all the "Games for Windows Live" games can be played, but other games from other platforms, the only untersützen XBox controller (eg, GTA IV, COD series, Batman series ... ) However one can only use only one controller per adapter in the mode, but that's to get over, and not bad.

In both modes the Rumble feature of Windows is fully supported (if it does in a game is there in the game)

Workmanship: The adapter may not look super chic, but he makes a robust impression, which is USB cable with 1m sufficiently long enough, the wireless link is enough for me in the whole house.

Conclusion: If you call his own a Wii U Pro Controller, and would like to use on the PC, you will be well served with the adapter for only 20. If you but no, has the acquisition is not worthwhile for a Pro controller to the adapter, an XBox 360 Controller with the Wireless Receiver can be found already on the ~ 30th