

🎯 Unlock every controller, dominate every platform.
The MAYFLASH Magic-X is a versatile Bluetooth USB adapter that bridges your favorite controllers—Xbox Series X/S, PS5/PS4, Switch Pro, and more—to multiple platforms including Windows, macOS, and Raspberry Pi. It supports advanced features like 6-axis motion sensing and adjustable rumble feedback, delivering low-latency, pro-grade performance. Perfect for gamers who demand seamless cross-console compatibility and future-proof firmware support.












| ASIN | B0BJ299JB9 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,860 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #79 in Xbox Series X & S Controllers |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (421) |
| Date First Available | October 13, 2022 |
| Item Weight | 1.41 ounces |
| Manufacturer | MAYFLASH |
| Product Dimensions | 2.36 x 0.71 x 4.8 inches |
J**S
An Effective Solution for Troublesome Hardware
I wanted to use some old fight sticks with my Xbox Series X and this has worked great. It gets my upvote. The first thing I tried is a Mad Catz Tournament Edition for PlayStation 3. This stick is notorious for not working with most modern systems due to its use of the USB UHCI spec. It's super obscure but I guess it seemed like a reasonable choice fifteen years ago. It's not supported by every USB host controller as countless forum posts will tell you. It works fine with the Mayflash MAGIC-X. (And the Magic-S as well. I haven't tested every Mayflash product but they seem to use a common code base for firmware so it should work everywhere.) I then tried a Razer Atrox for Xbox One. That stick is notorious for using an unusual button mapping for the left and right triggers. The MAGIC-X did not handle this correctly. But, to the company's credit, the support engineers truly went above and beyond in dealing with this issue. They acknowledged the issue, acquired an Atrox locally, reproduced the issue and are working on a firmware update. That's the best I could ask for. The last controller I tried was a GuliKit King Kong 2 Pro over Bluetooth. That worked fine with both an Xbox Series X and a MiSTer FPGA. Latency is fine. It doesn't hurt me when playing Super Mario World or any fighters. I've not done a careful latency study. All in all I'd say this is a great solution for the serious home gamer. Someone looking to use it in a tournament would be well served to give it a shot and report any issues to Mayflash directly.
T**S
Easy to use, opens up all consoles for your fightstick
Works great with my wired F500 elite fight stick. Bought it mainly to use as a passthrough to my console so I wouldn't have to keep a controller plugged into the back of my stick to play. I'm now able to play on all consoles.
N**K
Works with 2.4ghz wireless controllers that have a dongle!
I bought this in hopes of using a new 2.4ghz PC controller on my Xbox, and it works flawlessly! Just plugged the 2.4ghz dongle into the Magic X and plugged the Magic X into my Xbox. Almost the same latency as 2.4ghz too, amazing! Plus you can connect your bluetooth headphones at the same time if you just want to listen to music or something. The only problem I have is the latency over bluetooth, it’s really bad. Controller and audio are both delayed by about a half a second which can mean a lot in certain games. But I would highly recommend if you plan on using a 2.4ghz dongle or a straight up wired controller with it, almost zero latency with those two methods I’d like to add that ANYONE saying this doesn’t just didn’t have the brains to get it to work. Not very hard- hold the button as you plug it into a computer, it should have no light on when you do this. Then run their update executable and press Update. Done.
J**O
Magic For Gamers
So when looking at reviews for this product I was hoping to find people talk about third party controllers to work with this adapter like my favorite go-to brand "8bitdo". And no one mentioned being able to pair third party controllers. So here I am to tell you it does indeed work! (TLDR version review) Out of the box I did what was suggested. I took out the magic X adapter and updated it, then went to my Series X. First I tried my Dualshock 5 controller and it worked just fine. I paired it with a cable as that's the best way to get the fastest results and the most responsive BUT it works wirelessly as well of course if you want that. Just follow the steps on the manual. Knowing this I bought a Mayflash Pro 2 in the past, and it worked for 8bitdo on my PS4 so I decided to experiment here with the X adapter. So I paired my 8bitdo controllers and it worked! Just like the Mayflash Pro 2. To those wanting to buy this. Please consider this product. With the example I gave, I am use to fighting games with my dpad on the side. It's the most comfortable way to play fighting games for me. Xbox controllers are good everything else for me Personally. As others have said the Wingman no longer will be supported. But Mayflash is still in the game. And I hope they continue to do so because this is a game changer for me. Thank you for your time.
C**S
workswith Swich controller (unlike the Brook Wingman XB)
The Magic-S Pro 2 has been out for a while, and is one of the most versatile and best adapters (with regard to latency) on the market. It works with PS3, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch, PC and Android. The controllers supported are Dual Shock 3,4, Dual Sense, Xbox One, Xbox Series, Xbox 360 (wired or wireless with wireless adapter) Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Wii U pro, Wiimote, and select wired usb controllers for pc. But the Magic S Pro never supported Xbox consoles….until now. I’m happy to say this adapter is just as good as the Pro 2, but you will still need to have separate adapters if you wish to use one on your PS4 or PS5, and on Xbox. The Magic X supports the Switch, PC and Android like the Magic S , as well as the OG Xbox (with a usb adapter) but only supports the PlayStation 3….not the PS4 or PS5. It would e been great to have an all in one that can do everything, but I’m happy they finally decided to support the Xbox. Now, getting back to my headline with regards to switch pro controller support. As you may know, Brook has a similar adapter called the Wingman XB (and XB2) that supports the same consoles and pc, and it’s a great adapter with no noticeable latency…….EXCEPT for one. The Switch Pro controller doesn’t work correctly on any of the Brook adapters. The latency is horrible. Like really, REALLY bad. It’s something I haven’t seen mentioned in any of the written Amazon reviews because most people probably don’t use the switch pro controller on other platforms. Well, I have and it’s bad. Even after Brook put out some firmware updates to supposedly fix it. It didn’t do anything and the latency is atrocious. The Mayfkash doesn’t have this problem and they’re is no noticeable latency using the Switch Pro controller with the Magic X. So, it boils down to one controller in the battle between the Brook Wingman XB and magic X, with the magic X taking the crown by a very slight edge.
M**S
Der Magic-X Adapter ist fantastisch. Ich nutze meinen PS5-Controller damit an der Xbox Series X und es funktioniert tadellos. Die Einrichtung war denkbar einfach: Einstecken, synchronisieren und fertig. Besonders wichtig: Ich spüre absolut keine Verzögerung (Input-Lag). Ein Muss für jeden, der nicht für jede Konsole einen neuen Controller kaufen will!
G**O
Funciona perfecto, quería conectar el dualsense de la play5 a la xbox series S y funciona perfecto, buena vibración , lógicamente los sensores hapticos ni la fuerza de los gatillos funciona en la xbox 😂 pero el resto igual , hasta el botón de PS hace la función de botón Xbox 😂👍 ahora puedo jugar a la saga assassins que compre en la XBOX con el dualsense
J**L
génial fonctionne super bien pour branché manette ps4 sur Xbox On juste branché avec le câble ensuite allumé la Xbox avec la Man. ps4 branché et reconnue direct ,j'ai retiré le câble de chargement et même le Bluetooth reconnue direct
M**7
Works fine with Flydigi Apex 4 on Xbox Series X
M**3
Work very well
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