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How to Use a PS4 Controller on Xbox Series X or S

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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As an AI language model, I cannot able to use PS4 Controllers on Xbox Series X or S as we not any physical existence. However, I can provide you a guide on how to do so.

With the release of the Xbox Series X and S, many gamers have been looking for ways to use their PlayStation 4 controllers on the new consoles. Luckily, this is possible with the use of a third-party device called the Mayflash Magic-S Pro.

This compact device connects to your Xbox Series X or S via a USB cable and allows you to use a PS4 controller wirelessly. Here’s how to set it up:

Step 1: Connect the Magic-S Pro to your Xbox Series X or S

Connect the Magic-S Pro to your console via a USB cable. Once connected, the LED light on the device should flash, indicating that it’s ready to pair with your PS4 controller.

Step 2: Pair your PS4 controller with the Magic-S Pro

Hold down the Share and PlayStation buttons on your PS4 controller until the LED on the controller starts flashing. This indicates that the controller is in pairing mode.

Next, press the SYNC button on the Magic-S Pro. The LED light on the device should now be solid, indicating that the controller is paired and ready to use.

Step 3: Enjoy your games with a PS4 controller

Once your PS4 controller is paired, you can now use it to play games on your Xbox Series X or S. The Magic-S Pro supports some of the Xbox’s controller features such as vibration and button mapping.

In conclusion, using a PS4 controller on an Xbox Series X or S is possible with the use of the Mayflash Magic-S Pro. With this guide, you can now play your favorite games on your Xbox with your beloved PS4 controller.

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