Google Will Improve the Stadia Controller by Adding Bluetooth Support Soon

The final days of Google's Stadia are upon us, and it looks like gamers will be able to continue using their Stadia Controllers on other gaming systems. Google recently announced that it plans to upgrade Stadia Controllers with Bluetooth support, allowing them to be connected to other gaming devices. This is great news for gamers and should help reduce e-waste. In this article, we'll look at how Google's plans will work and what it means for existing Stadia owners.

Google's Stadia Controller was designed to connect directly to the company's servers over Wi-Fi, minimizing critical lag. However, so far, there hasn't been an option to connect the Stadia Controller to other devices using Bluetooth. It's still unclear how this will be achieved, but Google is developing a "self-serve tool" that should make it possible.

Along with the upgrade to the Stadia Controller, Google is also offering refunds for Stadia hardware and Pro subscriptions. There are also some game studios, like Ubisoft, that are offering free PC copies of Stadia games. This is great news for Stadia owners, as it means they can continue to enjoy their games and hardware even after Stadia is gone.

The Stadia controller has also been designed with ergonomics in mind. It has a comfortable grip, as well as a textured finish that makes it easy to hold. This ensures that gamers can enjoy hours of comfortable gameplay. Furthermore, the controller has been designed to be lightweight, making it easy to carry around.

Closing Thoughts

Google's upgrade of the Stadia Controller with Bluetooth support is a great way to make sure that gamers can continue to get the most out of their hardware. With its low latency connection and comfortable design, the Stadia Controller is sure to be a great addition to any gaming setup. It also helps reduce e-waste and allows gamers to play their favorite games on the go.