Matbip manufactures third-party wireless gaming controllers compatible with PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC platforms featuring advanced customization options.
Matbip is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to enhancing the gaming experience through high-performance wireless controllers. Their product lineup includes versatile gamepads designed for major platforms such as the Sony PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Switch OLED, and Windows PC. Matbip controllers are known for integrating budget-friendly pricing with enthusiast features, including drift-resistant Hall Effect joysticks, 6-axis gyro motion controls, dual vibration motors, and programmable back paddles.
The brand focuses on ergonomic designs that cater to extended gameplay sessions. Many of their devices feature customizable RGB lighting and adjustable Turbo functions, allowing users to tailor the controller's response to specific game genres like shooters or fighting games. Matbip products are widely available through online marketplaces, offering a cost-effective alternative to official console hardware.
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Connect the controller to your P4 console using the included USB cable. Press the HOME button on the controller; the LED light bar will flash and then remain lit when connected. You can then remove the cable to use it wirelessly.
Locate the small Reset hole on the back of the controller. Insert a slender object, such as a paperclip or pin, into the hole and press the internal button to reset the device hardware.
Press and hold the action button (e.g., X, O, Square) you want to set, then press the SHARE/Turbo button. To cancel, repeat the process. Note that Turbo settings are usually cleared when the controller is turned off.
Yes, many Matbip models support PC gaming via USB cable or Bluetooth (often recognized as an X-Input or PS4 controller). Check your specific model manual for driver requirements.
Flashing LEDs typically indicate the controller is in pairing mode, reconnecting to the console, or the battery is low. If the bar flashes orange while plugged in, it indicates the controller is charging.