BSP primarily offers a popular line of wireless mobile gaming controllers and accessories, alongside specialized industrial and electronic products.
BSP is a brand designation recognized across multiple distinct product sectors, most notably in consumer electronics for its range of wireless gaming controllers. The brand's gaming lineup includes the widely used D3, D6, D7, D8, and Y01 series gamepads—telescopic and ergonomic controllers designed to convert smartphones and tablets into portable gaming consoles. These devices offer broad compatibility with Android, iOS, PC, and Nintendo Switch platforms, often utilizing the ShootingPlus V3 app for advanced key mapping and customization.
In addition to gaming peripherals, the BSP identifier is associated with specialized industrial and automotive equipment. This includes Building Services Products Ltd, a UK-based manufacturer known for hydronic system components and compliant filter monitors like the BG29, as well as electric bicycles such as the BSP N5 Titan. This category provides a centralized location for user manuals, setup instructions, and troubleshooting guides for the diverse array of products sharing the BSP name.
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To connect a BSP controller (such as the D6 or Y01) to Android, typically press and hold the power or dedicated pairing key (often 'X' + 'Home' or just the power button) for 5 seconds until the indicator light flashes rapidly. Then, search for the device name (e.g., 'D6' or 'BSP-Y01') in your phone's Bluetooth settings and tap to pair.
Most BSP gaming controllers support the 'ShootingPlus V3' app. This application can be downloaded from mobile app stores and is used to map on-screen buttons to the physical keys on the controller for games that do not natively support gamepads.
Yes, many BSP models support iOS devices through MFi or Apple Arcade modes. Pairing usually involves a specific button combination (such as 'B' + 'Home') to enter the correct Bluetooth mode compatible with iOS 13.0 and above.
If the joysticks are drifting or buttons are unresponsive, try resetting the controller. Locate the small reset pinhole (often on the back) and press it with a paperclip. Alternatively, unpair the device from your Bluetooth settings and pair it again. Ensure the battery is fully charged, as low power can cause connectivity issues.