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Stadia Controller USB-C headset support finally arrives

Stadia Controller USB-C headset support finally arrives

Posted on October 2, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Google’s official controller for its Stadia game streaming service has always been an odd duck. It turns out that when paired with a Chromecast, the Stadia Controller connects to your Wi-Fi network to communicate with Stadia servers directly. Its special behavior has seemingly made it harder for Google to push out features some would consider trivial, like supporting even Android devices and web browsers. Now another promised feature has finally landed, allowing users to connect wired or even wireless headsets via the Controller’s USB-C port for an additional audio input and output channel.
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