Situatie
iOS 13 and iPadOS 13 open up the world of iPhone and iPad gaming to the two most popular game controllers. You can now connect a PS4 or Xbox One S controller directly to your device and instantly start playing any game that supports controllers.
iOS 13 and iPadOS 13 are adding support for more wireless controllers, but the system is not open for all Bluetooth-based wireless controllers. Only PS4 Dualshock 4 and Xbox One controllers are currently supported. The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller doesn’t work.
There are a couple of Xbox One controllers in the wild. Apple currently supports only model 1708, which is the Xbox One S controller (the original Xbox One controller doesn’t work). Most PS4 Dualshock controllers are supported (except for the CUH-ZCT1U model that shipped with the original PS4 back in 2013).
The easiest way to check if your controller is supported is by, well, connecting it to your iPhone or iPad.
Solutie
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You can pair a controller to your iPhone or iPad using the Bluetooth section in the Settings app. Open the “Settings” app on your iPhone or iPad and then tap on the “Bluetooth” option.
Here, make sure the Bluetooth feature is enabled and in discovery mode.
Now, let’s put your controller in pairing mode. If you’re using a PS4 Dualshock 4 controller, press and hold the “PS” and “Share” button together until the light at the back of the controller turns white and starts blinking rapidly.
If you’re using an Xbox One S controller, press and hold on the “Pairing” button at the back of the controller. If this is the first time you’re pairing the controller with any device, you should instead press and hold the “Xbox” button.
Now, the PS4 or Xbox controller will show up in the “Other Devices” section. Tap on it and the controller will be paired and connected to your iPhone or iPad.
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