GameSir G4 Pro Bluetooth Not Connecting

If the lights aren’t flashing on, then the device may be dead.

• Plug the standard USB Type-C cable into the GameSir G4 Pro.
• Plug the corresponding USB-A side of the cable into a 5V wall adapter that correlates to an outlet. If preferred, the USB-A side of the cable can plug into a laptop.
• The controller should remain plugged in for 2 hours or until the red light indicator turns off.

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The controller may need to enter pairing mode and actively broadcast its presence to connect with another device.

• Turn off the controller.
• Remove the USB-A dongle under the phone holder on the front of the controller.
• Plug the dongle into a pc port.
• Turn the controller on by pressing the home button and X simultaneously.
• While the home button is flashing green, hold down the G and S buttons for a few seconds.

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Ensure that the receiving device has Bluetooth connection. To check this, see if you can find a Bluetooth icon in the connection settings of the device. Next, make sure that Bluetooth is on. Some devices have Bluetooth off as the default setting, so following this step is crucial.

Outdated drivers can cause buffering and compatibility issues with the device.

• Use the taskbar or Windows key to search for the Device Manager.
• In Device Manager, select Bluetooth and then the Bluetooth adapter name.
• Right-click the Bluetooth adapter.
• Select Update driver > Search automatically for updated driver software.
• Follow the steps and select Close.
• Restart the PC to see if Bluetooth will now connect.

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Bluetooth issues can occur if the firmware on the controller is not updated.

• Download GameSir Connect on your PC or Laptop.
• Click the update icon on the top right corner of the GameSir Connect application. The icon should look like an arrow with two lines under it. If an update is available, update the firmware and try to pair the device again.