Controller battery level on Ipad - Xbox cloud gaming

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If you've already connected a controller to your Ipad then try swiping to open the Today View widget screen of your iPad or iPhone.

On iPhone, swipe right from the Home Screen until you see the widget view

On iPad, swipe right at the Home Screen to show the Today View widgets

Locate the “Batteries” widget in the list to see the current battery life of any connected game controller that is powered on.

This is the same place you’d also be able to see any battery info for the device itself, along with the battery capacity of any connected Apple Pencil, AirPods, Apple Watch, AirPods Pro, Bluetooth keyboard, game controller, or other battery-operated Bluetooth accessories and devices.

https://osxdaily.com/2020/04/24/how-see-game-co...

(The link is in English)

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I hope this helps.

Best Regards,

Christian.

It's the battery level for an Xbox Wireless the controller. The controllers can also be used via a USB cable also. When controller is wireless, the battery level for the controller will appear on the dashboard.

Thanks. Actually I want to disable touch and use a controller instead but my iPad doesn’t read the controller while on cloud gaming. I’m trying to use ps4 controller.

Yes, you should be able to see the battery percentage on the battery widget

But the Xbox app itself is not necessary. As long as you connect the controller via Bluetooth the iPad is going to show you the percentage

(If you want to check the battery in that way keep in mind that you need to switch between the Xbox and the Bluetooth connection)

I also tried Nintendo pro controller and it was the same. Once I launch the fortnite on cloud gaming it does not read the controller. I used Safari on my iPad mini and chrome and also edge and nothing worked. Is it true that for web gaming only Xbox controllers are compatible?