Brook PlayStation to Switch  Super Converter

PlayStation to Switch Super Converter works with Nintendo Switch console only.

PlayStation to Switch Super Converter has wired USB and wireless Bluetooth support for DUALSHOCK 3 (PS3) and DUALSHOCK 4 (PS4) controllers.

PlayStation to Switch Super Converter works with many third-party wired controllers and joysticks from PowerA, Hori, MayFlash, MadCatz, PDP, Scuf, Nacon, Razer and more. Hori TAC Pro is not compatible.

Check the Compatibility List on the Brook website to make sure your controller works with PlayStation to Switch Super Converter.

Each PlayStation to Switch Super Converter device supports only one gaming controller at a time. Multiple PlayStation to Switch Super Converter devices can be used on a supported gaming system if additional console-crossover controllers are required.

PlayStation to Switch Super Converter has no support for mods, macros or turbo buttons. The device functions purely as a controller adapter.

Titan One and Titan Two controller adapters feature on-board mods, macros & turbo buttons, and work with Nintendo Switch consoles.

PlayStation to Switch Super Converter has no support for 3.5mm headsets or microphones attached to the controller.

PlayStation to Switch Super Converter has no support for chatpads connected to the controller.

PlayStation to Switch Super Converter has no support for steering wheels.

PlayStation to Switch Super Converter has no support for mice & keyboards.

PlayStation to Switch Super Converter operates at the Nintendo Switch default USB polling rate of 8ms. Nintendo Switch console cannot accept higher polling rates.

PlayStation to Switch Super Converter does not work on PC or Mac. 

Refunds are not available if purchasing PlayStation to Switch Super Converter for use on an unsupported platform.

1. Connect Nintendo Switch system to a TV.
2. On Switch, go to System Settings → Controllers and Sensors and turn ON Pro Controller Wired Communication.
3. Connect PlayStation to Switch Super Converter to the USB port on the Nintendo Switch dock.
4. Connect a compatible controller to PlayStation to Switch Super Converter using a USB cable (not included).
5. Your controller is now ready to use.

The PlayStation to Switch Super Converter reboots several times during the firmware installation, which may cause the Windows 10 USB host to crash, resulting in a failed firmware upgrade.

This is a Windows 10 issue, not a Super Converter one. Leave the mouse plugged in and unplug all non-essential USB devices, including the keyboard while upgrading any USB device’s firmware to minimise the risk of a USB host crash.

PlayStation to Switch Super Converter buttons cannot be remapped.

The PlayStation buttons are in the same physical location as a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, but the Y button = X, X = Y, A = B and B = A.

Please refer to the Support tab above for links to manuals, software, tutorials and/or troubleshooting. The product manufacturer has the knowledge and expertise to quickly diagnose and resolve common issues.

Please check the Conditions tab prior to purchase for PlayStation to Switch Super Converter requirements and limitations.