Senze manufactures wireless gaming controllers and peripherals compatible with Nintendo Switch, PlayStation consoles, PC, and mobile devices.
Senze (Shenzhen Senze Electronics Co., Ltd.) is a manufacturer specializing in video game peripherals and consumer electronics. Established in 2001, the company produces a diverse range of gaming controllers, including Bluetooth wireless gamepads, wired joysticks, and ergonomic controllers designed for cross-platform compatibility. Senze products are widely compatible with major gaming systems such as the PlayStation 4 and 5, Nintendo Switch, Windows PC, as well as Android and iOS mobile devices.
The brand focuses on delivering immersive gaming experiences through features like six-axis gyroscope sensors, dual-motor vibration, turbo functions, and programmable macro keys. Their controllers often feature customizable RGB lighting and precise analog sticks tailored for both casual and competitive gamers.
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Typically, go to the Switch home screen, select 'Controllers' > 'Change Grip/Order'. With the controller off, press and hold the specific pairing combination (often Y + HOME or just the Pairing button) for 3 seconds until the LEDs flash quickly. The console should then pair automatically.
For the initial connection, connect the controller to the PS4 console using a USB data cable. Press the Home (or P4) button on the controller. Once the LED light stays on, the pairing is complete, and you can unplug the cable for wireless use.
Yes, most Senze controllers support PC gaming via USB wired connection or Bluetooth. They usually default to X-INPUT mode (recognized as an Xbox controller) on Windows 10/11 for broad compatibility.
Locate the small Reset button hole on the back or bottom of the controller. Insert a paperclip or a thin tool into the hole and press the button to reset the device to factory settings.
Yes, for devices running iOS 13.0 or later. Put the controller into Bluetooth pairing mode (often SHARE + HOME), then find 'DualSense Wireless Controller' or 'Xbox Wireless Controller' in your Bluetooth settings to pair.