Want a better controller for your Nintendo Switch?
The Xbox controllers are currently on sale for Cyber Monday, saving you a tidy $20. What if you could also use those controllers on a Nintendo Switch, and avoid having to pay for Nintendo's "premium" controller on top of the console itself? Well, using this MayFlash Magic USB dongle, you can. And yes, they work with the Xbox Series S and X controllers too.
Xbox on Switch
MayFlash Magic
$20 (was $25) at Amazon
Convert that controller.
The MayFlash Magic is a simple USB dongle that allows you to convert signals from other controllers and use them on your Nintendo Switch.
I have a MayFlash Magic myself, and I use it on my Nintendo Switch because my Nintendo Switch Pro controller succumbed to the dreaded stick drift problem.
Set up is pretty easy. You plug it in, and use the button selector to swap inputs as appropriate for your controller. It works with previous-gen Xbox controllers, as well as the shiny new Xbox Series X an... http://feeds.windowscentral.com/~r/wmexperts/~3/w8oLtQIBiWQ/save-20-mayflash-magic-use-xbox-controllers-nintendo-switch-cyber-monday
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