Hey /g/
I got this thinking it supports bluetooth but it is using some proprietary garbage and I need to shell out another $40 for a dongle. Is there a hack or work around to get this thing to work wirelessly on a PC using bluetooth?
>>56412756
Yes
>>56412765
neat, what is it?
>>56412798
Buy the S version. So easy my wife an sister in law could connect it and play mario party with it on the dolphin setup I made them.
S version needs no dongle if laptop supports bluetooth.
The new controller that comes with the slim Xbox one is supposed to have Bluetooth.
Unfortunately for your case you're gonna have to buy one of MS adapters.
>>56412756
You could just suck it up and use a cable. Or just return it, and get the new model controller like >>56413509
>>56413680
Said. That's actually pretty cool they finally stopped using their proprietary shit. I've always just used a wired 360 controller, and then get a nice long cable for my xbone controller. Can also do the same with ps3 and psu controllers if you don't mind their shitty symmetrical analogues.
What kind of faggot has onboard bluetooth on his desktop, though?
>>56413909
Bluetooth dongle costs literally 1.5$
>>56413960
That's optimistic. I'd say a good bluetooth dongle sets you back at least $10.
>>56412756
That dongle is $40, less if you buy the Xbone controller that's bundled with it. Research before you buy.
>>56414037
That's 1/4 the cost of the proprietary shit Microsoft offers.
>>56414122
It's $20 on Amazon
The Xbone dongle I mean
i thought xbox one controller works over bluetooth with windows 10 anniversary update. google it
i have an xbone controller as well but im still using win7 and my controller came without a battery
>using wireless controllers
>bluetooth
It's not. PS controllers are, but the MS controllers are still wireless.