This post is about my experiences connecting Joy-Cons to my PC. My method is a little different to existing guides, and (for me, at least) works better and more reliably.
TL;DR: Using Steam's generic controller support instead of XOutput, I have managed to connect 2 pairs of Joy-Cons to my PC. They work reliably, without lagging, and without inputs from one controller spilling over into the other.
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Using Joy-Cons on PC
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TL;DR: Using Steam's generic controller support instead of XOutput, I have managed to connect 2 pairs of Joy-Cons to my PC. They work reliably, without lagging, and without inputs from one controller spilling over into the other.
Skip to the end for a summary.
I realise that...
Using Joy-Cons on PC
Continue reading...