MAYFLASHWireless Wiiu Pro Controller Adapter for PC USB

Works great, however, windows fails to load on start up if it's plugged in.First came across the problem when I purchased it. And after spending a fortune on my rig, I nearly had heart failure.Forgot all about it, and started using it for Mortal Kombat X. (Because the dipad is just that much better than the Xbox controller's) Had to restart my PC, and I almost had heart failure again. :DVery easy to install. Works like a standard PC controller with Dinput and Xbox controller with Xinput. (Although it's not ideal as the buttons are reversed on both controllers.)My only gripe is the start up issues when it's plugged in. I'd much rather plug it in the back of my PC, out of the way and leave it.But obviously, I can't do that with these issues.Anyway. Does what it's designed to do really well. And just thought I'd leave a heads up for anyone buying.

I got a Wii U for my 16th birthday (May 3rd 2013) and I had a pro controller bought for me along with it. I had read online about ways that you could connect the pro controller to a PC and I tried them all. They were quite complicated but in the end I managed to get Skyrim working with my pro controller. Because of the nature of the methods online, I would of had to have got a Toshiba bluetooth device if I wanted to use my pro controller permanently. I decided to give up on it as I thought it wasn't worth all the hassle. When I found out about this product, I was over the moon. t was advertised as a device that let's you use the Wii U Pro Controller on a PC and a PS3. This sounded like the perfect product for me as it would allow me to play my PC games and PS3 games with my Wii U Pro Controller as it felt better in my hands as I have big hands. This adapter is actually better than what the developers say as it not only works in my PC and my OS3 but it works in my OUYA and it works in the PCs at my school without needing to use the driver disc that comes with the product.This adapter has a long cable which it doesn't really need and it has a switch to go between Dinput and Xinput. It also has a Sync button to sync it to your pro controller.It is a nice looking device for what it does and the only problem I have is that the home button on the pro controller only works as a turbo button so you can't get to the XMB on a PS3 unless you have a PS3 controller connected too.I will give this product a 9/10 only because of that problem with the home button on the PS3 and I would recommend it to other people.

This oversized Pill shaped device does exactly what it says on the tin. Connects my Pro Controller, no hassle and no fuss. Just install the right drivers from the disc provided or from their website.It's incredibly easy to set up, nearly just plug and play. Once you're synced, you don't need to touch it again.I've seen people mention having to uninstall the drivers or it breaks their computer but I've not experienced that.TL;DRWorks. Easy setup. No issues.

I recently purchased this device from Amazon and I was very happy with how it performs. I have it connected to my computer in my bedroom and the range of it means I can sit and control my games from my lounge (room next door). Just to clarify, I've also got a way of sending the audio/video to my TV to play games etc.Something I would like to do now that my wii u pro controller is connected up and working is to be able to control windows with it. For example, assign a button to act as a space bar. This would be handy when watching films and to be able to press a button to pause etc. Anyone know of a bit of software that could help with this? or is there something in Windows 7?

Works exactly as expected, the controls are nice and responsive!In Xinput mode, you can switch control methods by holding down Start and either A or B for a few seconds:Holding Start and A for a few seconds is the default, where pressing A on the Pro is the same as pressing A on a 360 controller and so on.Holding Start and B changes this so that A on the Pro is B on a 360 controller, B=A X=Y Y=X, so the layout matches the labeled button positions on a 360 controller.Look at images of both controllers if you don't quite understand this, and you'll see the positions of the buttons are different.Xinput mode is necessary in games that only recognise Xinput controllers, such as the Xbox 360 or Xbox One controllers.I already had a Wii U Pro Controller, so I'm very glad that I didn't need to buy an Xbox 360 or Xbox One controller for my PC.