Targetever specializes in the design and manufacturing of versatile wireless game controllers and customizable gaming accessories for PC, console, and mobile gamers.
Targetever Technology Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer dedicated to producing high-quality, customizable wireless game controllers and gaming peripherals.
Their product lineup includes versatile controllers compatible with a wide range of platforms including PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation (PS3, PS4), Android, and iOS devices. Built with advanced features such as Hall Effect magnetic sensors, dual vibration motors, customizable macro programming, and RGB lighting, Targetever controllers are designed to offer precision and a premium gaming experience.
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You can connect your controller to a PC using the provided USB Type-C cable for a wired connection, the 2.4G wireless USB receiver, or via Bluetooth by holding the pairing buttons (usually Share + Home or Sync + X) until the LED flashes rapidly, then selecting the controller in your PC's Bluetooth settings.
Targetever controllers typically have limited compatibility with the PS5 console. While they can often be used to play PS4 games on a PS5, they are generally not compatible with dedicated PS5 games. It is recommended to use them as secondary controllers for supported titles.
To adjust the vibration intensity, press and hold the TURBO button while moving the left joystick up to increase the vibration or down to decrease it. There are usually four levels: 100%, 70%, 30%, and 0% (off).
You can reset the controller by pressing and holding the HOME button for 5 to 8 seconds to force a shutdown. Alternatively, use a small pin to press the reset switch located inside the small hole on the back of the controller.