Turtle Beach Afterglow Wave Wireless Controller - Purple

The controller features eight customizable RGB zones. You can cycle through four preset modes using specific button combinations or create custom color profiles. Refer to the detailed manual for the exact button sequences to activate different lighting effects and customize colors.

The built-in battery provides up to 20 hours of gameplay on a single charge, depending on the usage of RGB lighting and motion controls.

This controller is officially licensed for Nintendo Switch consoles. While it may offer basic functionality with other Bluetooth-enabled devices, full compatibility and feature support are guaranteed only on supported Nintendo Switch models.

To map a back button, press and hold the 'M' button on the back of the controller, then press and hold the button you wish to assign. The LED indicator will flash to confirm the mapping.

TMR stands for Tunneling Magnetoresistance. This technology is used in the thumbsticks to provide enhanced accuracy, reduce stick drift, and ensure long-lasting performance compared to traditional analog sticks.

Yes, the controller features a detachable USB Type-C cable, which is used for charging and can also be used for a wired connection to the console.

The controller has a dedicated 'C Button' that provides speedy access to GameChat features, allowing you to initiate or manage voice chat sessions efficiently during gameplay.

Ensure the controller is charged. Try re-pairing by holding the sync button on the controller and the console. Check for interference from other wireless devices.

Verify that the controller is not in wired mode if RGB is expected wirelessly. Check if any specific lighting modes are disabled through a button combination (refer to advanced manual if available). Ensure the controller is adequately charged.

Ensure the buttons have been correctly mapped. Try re-mapping them by following the mapping procedure. Check if the mapped function is compatible with the current game.

Ensure motion controls are enabled in the game's settings and on the controller. Recalibrate the motion sensors if possible (refer to console or advanced controller settings). Avoid using the controller near strong magnetic fields.

Try a different USB Type-C cable and power adapter. Ensure the USB port is functioning correctly. Clean the controller's charging port gently with compressed air.