TECTINTER manufactures affordable gaming accessories including wireless controllers for PlayStation, Switch, and PC, as well as retro handheld game consoles.
TECTINTER is a consumer electronics brand specializing in video game accessories and retro gaming hardware. The product lineup includes third-party wireless controllers compatible with major platforms such as the Sony PlayStation 4 (PS4), PlayStation 3 (PS3), Nintendo Switch, and Windows PC.
In addition to contemporary controllers, TECTINTER produces plug-and-play retro game sticks and handheld consoles featuring pre-installed emulators for classic gaming systems. The brand focuses on providing budget-friendly alternatives with ergonomic designs, programmable functions, and wide compatibility for gamers worldwide. Support and manufacturing are often associated with Sako Global.
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Connect the controller to the PS4 console using the provided USB cable for the first time. Press the Home button to pair. After successful pairing, you can disconnect the cable and use the controller wirelessly.
Ensure the batteries are fresh or the controller is charged. Try resetting the connection by pressing the HOME or MODE button quickly twice, or unplug and re-insert the USB receiver into your device.
If the controller freezes or malfunctions, locate the small Reset hole on the back of the gamepad. Use a pin or paperclip to press the button inside for about 5 seconds to reset the device.
No, the Game Stick Lite is a plug-and-play device with pre-installed games and emulators. It connects directly to your TV's HDMI port and does not require an internet connection to play.
Many models, such as the Wii remote or generic 2.4GHz controllers, use 2 x AAA or AA batteries. Other models, like the PS4-compatible controllers, typically have built-in rechargeable Lithium-Ion batteries.