Stratus Duo
For Windows, start with USB or the 2.4 GHz receiver. SteelSeries GG does not support this model.
CONNECTION & TESTING GUIDE
Check Stratus Duo and Stratus+ inputs, with the right Windows connection and clear limits on configuration software.
Connect with USB or Bluetooth, focus this page and press a controller button.
Choose a model for setup notes. This does not change your inputs or identify hardware automatically.
Layout illustration only. The button grid shows the actual inputs received.
This describes the input exposed by your browser. Firmware and remapping software can already apply deadzones. These readings do not certify hardware condition.
Indices are shown as reported by the browser. Unknown layouts are not assigned stick or trigger names.
Waiting for controller input.
Connect a controller to begin.
Saved only when you choose, in this browser. Compare readings taken under the same conditions.
For Stratus Duo on Windows, start with its 2.4 GHz receiver or USB connection. Its Bluetooth support is marketed for Android/mobile use, so a Bluetooth pairing alone does not establish the intended Windows input path.
For Stratus+, the manufacturer specifies a wired USB-C to USB-A connection for Windows. Bluetooth LE is specified for Android and Chromebook. Keep these two models separate when troubleshooting a missing gamepad.
MODEL NOTES
For Windows, start with USB or the 2.4 GHz receiver. SteelSeries GG does not support this model.
Windows support is specified over wired USB. Bluetooth support for Android/Chromebook is a separate connection path.
SteelSeries states that Stratus Duo is not supported by GG and uses the standard controller drivers provided by the connected device. Installing GG is therefore not a remedy for a missing Stratus Duo entry in this tester.
If a receiver-connected Duo is unresponsive, check the controller’s connection selection and receiver pairing before changing browser labels. If a wired Stratus+ only charges, test a known USB data cable and a direct computer port.
The browser can expose ordinary buttons and axes without every platform feature. Compare a face-button press and stick movement first, then use the resting-stick measurement if a standard mapping is available.
Check one variable at a time. For unwanted stick movement, release the sticks onto a stable surface and run the ten-second resting test. For a missing action, compare a direct button press with its rear-button assignment. Save a note identifying the active profile so a later result can be reproduced.
The browser-reported device name can describe a virtual gamepad. The optional model reference is your selection, not automatic hardware identification. Brand listing does not guarantee vibration, independent paddles or vendor-specific controls in your browser.
Documentation reviewed 29 October 2026. Setup guidance, not a hands-on product review or a certification of browser support.