The difference is their exterior design only.

1. Texture on the Dpad
2. Button colours
3. Buttons shapes
4. Enclosure colours
5. As for system compatibility and functionality, they are the same.

When connected to Switch, you can find on these controllers:

• Screenshot = STAR button
• Home button = Logo button
• Turbo and NFC functions are not applicable here

When connected to other devices, you can find on these controllers:

• Turbo button = STAR button
• No, you can not wake up your Switch wirelessly with this controllers

• They work with Switch, Windows 10, macOS, Android, Raspberry Pi.
• 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:

Shoulder button physical layout

1. SN30 Pro – two level placement for R1/R2 and L1/L2.
2. N30 Pro 2 – one level placement for R1/R2 and L1/L2.

LED indicators

1. SN30 Pro – four small LED lights placed on the bottom of the controller.
2. N30 Pro 2 – two long narrow curved lights on the sides.
3. 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:

1. Press and hold START for 8 seconds
2. Press and hold L1+R1+START for 3 seconds to enter its upgrade mode. Red Power LED will turn on
3. Go to https://support.8bitdo.com/firmware-updater.html to get Upgrade Tools and upgrade its system following the instructions
4. Restart the controller and follow the instruction manual provided on our website afterwards

Just follow the procedure as below:

1. Press and hold Y+START to turn on the controller
2. Press and hold pairing button for 3 seconds to pair them
3. Find ‘Switch Pro support’ & ‘Nintendo button mapping’ and click on them

They are controller mode indicators:

1. LED 1 blinking: D-input mode
2. LED 2 blinking: X-input mode (Xbox 360 mode)
3. LED 3 blinking: macOS mode
4. LED Rotating: Switch mode or pairing mode
5. 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 Switch, Windows 10, Android, Raspberry Pi and macOS using a USB cable.

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:

1. Go to ‘System Setting’ on your Switch, then click on ‘Controllers and Sensors’ to disconnect the controllers which are connected to it
2. Restart your Switch
3. Press and hold Y+START to turn back on the controller. Press the pairing button on the controller for 3 seconds
4. Go back to ‘System Settings’ and choose ‘Change Grip/Order’ to pair them

• It uses a normal rumble, not HD rumble.

• 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.