Google's Stadia Controller will permanently assignment wirelessly with laptops as able-bodied as desktops starting this week, the company announced today (via Engadget). Since the deject gaming service's November launch, the only way you could use your controller wirelessly was if you were playing Stadia on your TV with a Chromecast Ultra. You still can't use the Stadia Controller wirelessly with an Android phone, though, as able-bodied as it's not articulated when that functionality might arrive.
When acclimated wirelessly, the Stadia controller connects to Google's servers over Wi-Fi instead of connecting to the device in front of you over Bluetooth, like most other gaming controllers. Google says this helps the controller "deliver precise controls." If you appetite to connect your Stadia controller wirelessly, you can perquisition Google's support papers here.
If you appetite to pick up a Stadia controller, you can buy one for $69 or for $129 as partage of the Stadia Premiere Reissue bundle, which additionally includes a Chromecast Ultra as able-bodied as three months of the paid Stadia Pro subscription.
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