How to use the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers with PC, Mac and Android
The Razer Kishi is a Joy-Con style peripheral for iOS and Android devices | Pocket Gamer
How to use Nintendo Joy-Cons with iPhone, iPad, Apple TV | AppleInsider
Nintendo's Joy-Con controllers for Switch can connect to PCs, Macs, and Android - NotebookCheck.net News
Xiaomi's Gamepad 2.0 Mirrors the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con | Digital Trends
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Nintendo's Joy-Con controllers also work with Windows, Mac, and Android devices - The Verge
Random: This Free Android App Transforms Your Smartphone Into A Switch Joy- Con | Nintendo Life
Amazon.com: Dogean Adjustable Mount for Nintendo Switch Joy-Con and iPhone with iOS 16 Joy con attachments Adapter Switch Joy con Controller Holder Compatible for iPhone with ios16 (Black) : Video Games
Joy-Con Enabler for Android - Apps on Google Play
Bluetooth Game Controller For Nintendo Switch Lite/Pro/OLED /PS4 iOS/Android PC Joystick Joy Con PUBG Genshin Game Controller| | - AliExpress
The Switch Joy-Cons make perfect Android controllers – Phandroid
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Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons work on PCs and Android, too - Polygon
How to Connect a Nintendo Joy-Con to ANDROID Mobile Cell Phone - YouTube
Nintendo Switch controllers work better on the Google Pixel on Android 11
Nintendo Switch Joy-Con and Pro controllers work on PC, Mac and Android | TechCrunch
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Razer's Junglecat brings Nintendo Switch-like snap-on controllers to Android - The Verge
3D Print a Joy-Con Grip For Your Smartphone | All3DP
Qualcomm is reportedly building a Nintendo Switch clone, powered by Android | Ars Technica
