The Novablade Pro Wireless Hall Effect Leverless Controller offers three flexible connection options: Wired USB, Wireless 2.4GHz, and Bluetooth, so you can enjoy seamless compatibility across different systems and setups. Choosing the right mode depends on your device, performance needs, and convenience. This guide walks you through each connection type step-by-step to ensure you get the most out of your controller.
A wired USB connection provides the most stable and lowest-latency option. It’s ideal for competitive play, tournaments, or when you want to ensure uninterrupted responsiveness.
Once connected, your fight stick should automatically be recognized by your device. This method ensures maximum precision with zero input delay.
The wireless 2.4GHz mode provides a strong, low-latency wireless connection while giving you freedom of movement without the clutter of cables.
This setup gives you nearly the same performance as a wired connection but with the convenience of wireless play.
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The Bluetooth connection is perfect for quick setups on devices such as laptops, tablets, or other Bluetooth-enabled systems (excluding PlayStation consoles). While Bluetooth introduces slightly higher latency than 2.4GHz or wired, it offers maximum portability and convenience.
If the connection is lost and re-pairing is requested, perform the steps for pairing below.
Once the fight stick enters pairing mode, locate it in your device’s Bluetooth settings and complete the connection.
With these three modes, the NOVABLADE PRO adapts to any setup, ensuring you’re always ready for action.
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