Funlab specializes in gaming accessories for Nintendo Switch, including wireless controllers, charging docks, and protective cases featuring unique RGB lighting designs.
Funlab is a dedicated manufacturer of video game accessories, best known for its vibrant and ergonomic peripherals for the Nintendo Switch console family. The brand's product lineup includes the popular Firefly and Luminex series of wireless Pro controllers, joy-pads, and charging docks. A signature feature of Funlab electronics is the "Hidden-til-lit" technology, which reveals intricate patterns and artwork only when the device's RGB lighting is activated, adding an aesthetic flair to any gaming setup.
Beyond electronics, Funlab produces high-quality carrying cases and organizers for game cards. Their controllers are designed with performance in mind, often featuring specifications such as Hall Effect joysticks for drift-free precision, customizable turbo functions, macro programming, and 6-axis motion control. Funlab aims to provide sustainable services and innovative hardware that enhances gameplay for both casual users and competitive gamers.
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To pair wirelessly, go to the Switch HOME Menu, select 'Controllers', then 'Change Grip/Order'. On your Funlab controller, press and hold the Pairing Button (or the specified key combination like Y + HOME) for about 3 seconds until the LED lights flash quickly. The controller should connect automatically.
On most Funlab controllers, hold the Turbo button and push the joystick up to increase speed or down to decrease speed. Some models may use the + / - buttons in combination with the Turbo key.
This is a design feature on specific Funlab controllers and docks where the decorative pattern remains invisible until the internal RGB lighting is turned on, revealing the artwork.
Locate the small reset hole on the back of the controller. Use a paperclip or a pin to gently press the button inside to reset the hardware.