1) Battery capacity: 480mAh.

2) Charging time: About 1~2 hours.

3) Battery life: About 18 hours.

1) It works with Switch, Windows 10, macOS, Android, Raspberry Pi.

2) It does auto reconnect to all the systems mentioned above with the press of START once they have been successfully paired.

No, it does not.

1) Yes, you can. The default mode of the DPAD on this controller is as left analogue stick.

2) You can also:

     LEFT + Select: set Dpad as left analogue stick.

     Up + Select: reset Dpad.

     Right + Select: set Dpad as right analogue stick.

     Down + Select: Swap A/B and X/Y mapping (on Switch mode only).

Note 1: Press and hold any of the key combinations above for 5 seconds to map the buttons.

Note 2: LED will blink in red to indicate the success of each button mapping.

Note 3: You need to reset the buttons manually.

1) No, it does not have vibration or motion censor.

2) When it is connected to Switch:

     i, Screenshot = STAR button

     ii, Home button = Logo button

     Note 1: Turbo and NFC functions are not applicable here.

     Note 2: It can not wake up Switch wirelessly.

3) When connected to other devices, you can find on this controller:

     i, STAR button = Turbo button

L: L1

R: L2 (analog)

Z: R1

C: R2 (analog)

Yes, it does.

Yes, you can use it on Sega Genesis/Mega Drive via 8BitDo MD receiver.

Note: The receiver is not sold together with the controller. You need to purchase it separately.

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

Note: 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. Just connect it to your Switch, Windows 10, macOS, Android and Raspberry Pi via a USB-C 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 top of the controller for 3 seconds.

4) Go back to ‘System Settings’ and choose ‘Change Grip/Order’ to pair them.

It depends on the number of controllers each device can take.

Multiple M30 Bluetooth controllers can be used at a time.