Mobapad M6 HD Joycons Nintendo Switch Controller Black

The Mobapad M6 HD Switch controller is primarily designed for use with the first-generation Switch, supporting both handheld and wireless modes. It is also compatible with Windows, depending on whether the game supports Joy-Con. If you want to use the Mobapad M6 HD on a PC as an Xbox controller, you can purchase our Mobapad D1 dongle. The Mobapad M6 HD Switch controller is also compatible with the Switch 2.

The Mobapad M6 HD Switch controller package includes:

• Replacement magnetic suction faceplate ×1
• Replacement D-pad ×1
• User manual ×1

The Mobapad M6 HD Switch controller features a Hall effect joystick with zero drift. The buttons are Omron mechanical switches, providing strong tactile feedback and rapid response, with a lifespan of up to 10 million clicks.

The Mobapad supports handheld mode and wireless mode on Switch 1, and wireless mode on Switch 2 with one-touch wake-up functionality.

The battery lasts approximately 15 hours, though this may vary depending on the intensity of gameplay.

The Mobapad app allows for macro programming, turbo settings, button mapping, vibration adjustment, and more.

Yes, the Mobapad M6 HD features a built-in six-axis gyroscope, fully supporting motion-controlled games like Mario Party. It also supports two-player gaming functionality!

The reasons why the controller may disconnect during gameplay could be:

1. The controller disconnected due to low battery.
2. During gameplay, another controller was automatically triggered, or a button was accidentally pressed, causing the console to reassign the active input device.
   Solution: Place the controller on a flat surface, navigate to the console's "Settings" → "Controllers and Sensors" → "Check Input Devices" → "Disconnect All Controllers," and press the X button on the controller to disconnect all devices (this clears all paired devices).
3. Re-pair the console and the controller, then test whether the disconnection issue persists.

The controller offers an excellent grip and is well-suited for larger hands.

It features NFC and motion control support. Except for the lack of an infrared function, it is fully consistent with the original Nintendo Switch controller.

Press L1 + Up + the left joystick cap to turn on the device. Press R1 + X + HOME on the right handle, and the two LEDs will flash alternately. Rotate the joystick to its maximum edge, then insert the controller into the console (without pushing it all the way in) and place it flat on a table. Press "-" on the left handle and "+" on the right handle to complete sensor calibration. Remove the controller, and if the two LEDs stop flashing, the calibration is complete.Note: Use a round wear-resistant ring for calibration.

If you experience issues connecting or waking up your device, try the following:

1. Open the console settings, scroll down to [Controllers & Peripherals], then check if [Nintendo Switch Pro Controller Wired Connection] is enabled.
2. Turn off airplane mode on the console.
3. Navigate to "Settings" → "Controllers & Sensors" → "Check Input Devices" → "Disconnect All Controllers." Press the "X" button on each controller to disconnect all devices. Restart the console and try again.

If the macro function buttons on the back of the controller are easily pressed accidentally, follow these steps:

1. To set the back buttons to null: Press and hold the [Settings] button on the front of the controller for about 3 seconds until the bottom LED lights up solid white, then release.
2. Without performing any other action, press the M1 button on the back. The M1 button will now have no function. The same applies to the M2 button.

The M6S uses mechanical buttons, while the M6 HD uses Omron mechanical buttons with a higher lifespan. The M6 HD also features an ALPS motor with HD Rumble feedback, whereas the M6S uses a rotor motor without HD vibration.