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How to Turn Off a Nintendo Switch Controller

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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Nintendo Switch is a very popular gaming console that offers flexibility to gamers. It has been designed for the gamer on-the-go, allowing them to play games using the console’s Joy-Con controllers or a Pro Controller. However, sometimes, you might want to turn off your controller to save battery or deal with other issues. In this article, we will guide you on how to turn off a Nintendo Switch controller.

Method 1: Turn Off Joy-Con Controller

Step 1: Hold down the ‘Home’ button on your Joy-Con controller

Step 2: A menu will appear on the screen of your Nintendo Switch

Step 3: Use the Joy-Con buttons to select the ‘Controllers’ option, and press ‘A’ to select it

Step 4: From the list of available controllers, select the one that you want to turn off

Step 5: Once you have selected the controller, select ‘Change Grip / Order’ and press ‘A’

Step 6: On the next screen, press and hold the ‘SL’ and ‘SR’ buttons on the Joy-Con controller you want to turn off

Step 7: After a few seconds, the Joy-Con controller will turn off

Method 2: Turn Off Pro Controller

Step 1: Press and hold the ‘Home’ button on your Pro Controller

Step 2: A menu will appear on the screen of your Nintendo Switch

Step 3: Use the buttons on your Pro Controller to select ‘Controllers’

Step 4: Select ‘Change Grip / Order’ and press ‘A’

Step 5: On the next screen, press and hold the ‘Sync’ button on the top of your Pro Controller until the controller turns off

Note that the Pro Controller will also automatically turn off after a period of inactivity, which can be set in the system settings.

Conclusion

Turning off a Nintendo Switch controller is easy and simple. By following the steps highlighted in this article, you can easily turn off your Joy-Con and Pro Controllers, saving battery and preventing interference between controllers. Whether you’re done playing or need to change controllers, use these tips to quickly turn off your Nintendo Switch controller with ease.

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