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  • Turn on Bluetooth and test if your Android 9 or greater device has support for Bluetooth HID Profiles.
  • The following image will be seen on your device if the test is successful:
  • The following image will be seen on your device if the test fails:
  • If the Tester app fails?
  • Alternatively, you can just use root to manually edit the required files in your device. Check this video for how to do that. The Magisk module would of course be easier than this though. The location of your Bluetooth file may vary from the one in the video.
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Bluetooth HID Profile Tester

Test if you have support for Bluetooth HID Profiles on your Android 9 or higher device.

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Last updated 1 year ago

Turn on Bluetooth and test if your Android 9 or greater device has support for Bluetooth HID Profiles.

The following image will be seen on your device if the test is successful:

Please note that a successful test is not enough to use JoyCon Droid. Your Android device still needs to be rooted in order to change its Bluetooth Device Class. If the test is successful and your device is rooted, proceed to changing the device class with Bluetooth++ (Android 9-13) or SwitchController COD (Android 13+).

The following image will be seen on your device if the test fails:

If the Tester app fails?

If the tester app fails, it means your device firmware does not have Bluetooth HID Profiles enabled or implemented, and is unable to function as a gamepad controller or other Human Interface Devices.

You can still try to enable Bluetooth HID Profiles if your Android device is rooted with Magisk and is ≥ Android 9 with a Magisk module.

In Magisk, install blefinal.zip from GitHub here.

Reboot after installing and retry the Tester app!

If that fails, try the old version:

In Magisk, install magisk-bluetoothhidenabler-v2.zip from GitHub here.

Alternatively, you can just use root to manually edit the required files in your device. Check this video for how to do that. The Magisk module would of course be easier than this though. The location of your Bluetooth file may vary from the one in the video.

A successful test is usually quick.
A failed test usually takes longer to complete.
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