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Enjoy the modern design of the Xbox wireless controller, with sculpted surfaces and refined geometry for improved comfort during gameplay. Stay on target with the textured grip and hybrid D-pad.
Seamlessly capture and share content with the dedicated share button. Quickly pair, play, and switch between devices including Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10 PC, and Android.
The package includes a 2.75-meter USB-C cable.
Capture and instantly share content like screenshots, recordings, and more with the new share button.
Stay on target with the new hybrid D-pad and textured grip on the triggers, buttons, and back.
Easily pair and switch between devices, including Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, Windows 10 PC, and Android. Support for iOS will be available in the future.
Includes wireless and Bluetooth technology for wireless gaming on console, PC, mobile phones, and tablets. Connect any compatible headphones to the 3.5 mm stereo headphone jack.
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I use it for PC gaming, with the included type-c cable, and I can say that I am completely satisfied. I come from the corresponding controller of the Xbox 360 and they have nothing to do with each other. More compact, smaller in size that fits perfectly in the hand, with very convenient analog sticks and grip, which helps you have control even if your hands are sweating. The buttons are highly sensitive and depending on the force you exert, the corresponding action has the corresponding effect on gameplay (I use it entirely to play Fifa). I have not noticed any latency in commands and it is recognized naturally directly by the PC.
So far I have changed 2 and I have changed both within a month.
In the first one, it didn't have a good connection with the cable, so the game saw it as disconnected.
In the second one, within the month, 2 buttons broke.
Overall, although it seems to be of better quality compared to OEM or other non-genuine controllers, it has the corresponding quality. Sorry, but it's not worth 50+ euros.
Excellent controller, however, after 2 years (and the warranty expired), it started to have a very annoying drift on the left analog stick, resulting in it needing to be replaced or repaired. When you have spent that much money (around €60 back then), you expect to get something that lasts. The next one will definitely be a much cheaper one - it may cost 1/3 and if it lasts 1 year, you still come out ahead.
Coming from the Logitech F710, and while I had changed the controller twice in 2 years because it either had repeated disconnections or the buttons wore out from use, now I'm experiencing the same issues again while the warranty has expired. After quite a bit of research, I ended up with this specific controller from Microsoft Xbox Series. It is far superior in quality and construction, even in connectivity. It has quite a few extras that Logitech does not offer. I needed a little time to get used to it, and it has been very convenient for me. So far, with considerable use, I have not experienced disconnections, and it connects easily and quickly.
The controller is amazing, I clearly got it for use with a gaming laptop, and I am completely satisfied with both its quality and functionality.
The only negative, and I don't know about other cases, was that it was a one-way street to proceed with the purchase of its corresponding rechargeable battery, as when I used standard batteries, it drained them immediately.
Extreme drifting on the left joystick after 1.5 years. The usage I give it, as a PC gamer, is about 4 hours per week to play FIFA. I store it in a drawer. I always play with clean hands.
Unacceptable quality.
I have a Logitech that has been playing better for 10 years.
For this money, go directly for Gamesir G7 SE for Xbox or Gamesir T4 Kaleid for PC. Hall effect sticks/triggers and you will never see drift or any issues again.
It is the same as the regular Xbox Series controller with the difference that instead of two AA batteries, it comes with a USB Type-C cable. Personally, I preferred this because it is Microsoft, which means that there are spare parts available if something goes wrong and the warranty does not cover it.
For XBOX, I consider it a one-way street (if you don't go for a more expensive controller)!
Very good construction with excellent button feel!
It could have better design (and/or materials) in the palm contact areas... it's hard plastic (with texture of course), while there are cheaper controllers with better materials in this specific area.
I recommend buying the Microsoft Charging Kit XBOX Series X battery together, unless you use alkaline batteries... it consumes them in 15-25 hours of use!
For use on PC, you need to have or buy a Bluetooth adapter (+10€ approximately) or the XBOX adapter (+20-25€). With Bluetooth, the game bar will constantly say that it doesn't have a battery, even though it reads the battery level normally in "Bluetooth Devices"... Also, sometimes (and not in all games) when it's connected via Bluetooth, the vibration doesn't work and you have to connect it (for a few seconds) with a cable and disconnect it while the game is running... then it will work normally.
-1 star (4 in total) because it's not a plug-and-play solution for PC at its initial price, and when connected via Bluetooth, a Microsoft product has compatibility issues with Microsoft's operating system...
I operate it with Bluetooth and Windows games - flawless and speedy controller that I love the most because it takes AA batteries (I use rechargeable ones), so whenever I need it, it's readily available without worrying about whether it's charged or not!
Positives:
You can plug it in and play everything. The PC recognizes it immediately.
If you have Bluetooth with two batteries, you can make it wireless.
Good variable vibration.
Comfortable in the hand, you can play for a long time and it's lightweight if you have it with a cable.
Negatives:
I have broken two so far (the second one has drift after 1 year of use), so durability is not even there.
If you're going to spend 50 euros and it breaks, maybe we're making a mistake still buying Xbox accessories
Very good.
Because I see quite a few comments in reviews of the type "you get what you pay for," I will start by saying that at the 60 euros I bought it for (a few months ago it was 80), it's not exactly cheap. You can say that about the 30 euro PDP controllers, but not about the price of the official Xbox controller. When I buy an official Microsoft product with a 20-30% increased price from what I usually pay, I have corresponding expectations.
I come from an Xbox 360 controller which lasted 10 years of moderate use exclusively on PC. It was the most durable controller I have ever used, so my standards were quite high.
The first thing I noticed is how comfortable the joysticks and triggers are. It's much easier to press the RT and LT buttons halfway down compared to any other controller I've used. I use it exclusively with a cable, so it's also very lightweight without batteries.
On the negative side, it's a bit narrower at the top than I would like. I have small hands and adapted relatively quickly, but someone with larger hands may find it difficult. It's ideal for children.
My biggest concern so far is that after 2 months of intensive use, stick drift appeared on the left joystick. Initially, it was very minor, but it quickly made navigation in any menu impossible. In addition, the response from the service department for replacement was extremely slow, a total of 19 days (including 2 holidays) from the moment they received it until I received the replacement product, and we're talking about Athens.
Overall, the user experience is the best I've seen so far, definitely better than the PlayStation, but durability remains a serious concern and only time will tell. If you don't want headaches and unexpected issues, it may be better to opt for the Xbox One or the Razer Wolverine if you're willing to pay 100 euros for a gamepad.
Some have not grasped the concept of "you get what you pay for". I read about a one-year warranty (my own Microsoft Xbox warranty is three years for a few extra euros) - "some" sellers are not more expensive, nor are the controllers manufactured in just one series (LOT) - they are made according to everyone's budget (3 series + the new Elite 2). P.S. I have been gaming for over 25+ years. P.S. 2 those of you who have installed GeForce Experience, the controller did not break, it is in the settings of each game and default for starters, then change whatever you like. A parenthesis for a not-so-secret, any controller that has a C port can also be played wired, as many kids have created drivers for PC from all console controllers, those who now believe that some razers are more durable, simply did not pay for a better series of the product from the beginning. Check out the prices of the Elite (and not only) in images and have fun on the page with custom controllers from gamers and their prices. https://xboxdesignlab.xbox.com/en-us/community-gallery
It seems good at first, but after 10-12 months with relatively little use, issues started to arise. The good thing is that you can play most games on a PC.
Well, I don't know why nobody talks about how it breaks within 2 months of normal use. This is the 4th one I've gotten in a year, and you'll always have drift on the analog sticks and one of the RB or LB buttons will always break. It's really the worst in terms of quality - bad plastic and construction overall. Check out the YouTube video about the problems I'm talking about if you don't believe me. Stay away from it and spend 20 euros more to get a Razer Wolverine - that's what I did and I was saved. I've never seen a 50 euro controller break so quickly and in the same spots - it's truly unbelievable. And again, I'm telling you to check out the problems I'm talking about on YouTube - it'll happen to you in 2-3 months
Slightly used and takes external batteries even though I think it doesn't use them with the cable, but it's not 10 euros when you spend it, you have expectations
Well, I will first mention the positives and then the negatives. First of all, the controller is a bit heavy but you get used to it, I bought it two years ago. (there is a special battery that is sold separately, when you put it in, you can charge the controller with the cable) One downside was that it didn't withstand many falls and the Movement joystick broke and moved on its own. Instead of sending it for warranty, I blamed myself. Anyway, now the price is a bit excessive, but you can find a better new one at the same price (attention, support for apple users is not yet available). That's it.
I had bought two of them 1 year and 3 months ago and they are still in very good condition. They have endured many falls, punches, and burns and have not suffered any damage. I highly recommend them!
It is good but I have a small problem with the grip, but it's okay. Also, it lasts for a long time in the city
4/5. Why did a trigger break down within 9 months? I'm not even a hardcore gamer who has worn it out. I didn't expect it. Also, since it has a 1-year warranty, it's good to find a big store to buy it from that also offers replacement. As for the plastic and comfort, I have no problem with it, it's very nice. You enjoy playing with it. I only use it with USB-C. It comes with a 2.75 meter cable. Not the best plastic quality though. Watch a presentation of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WafNdbWrk1Y
I use it for PC gaming, with the type-c cable and wireless via Bluetooth, and I can say that I am completely satisfied. I have not noticed any latency in the commands and it is recognized normally by the PC without any disconnections
At first, my son was very satisfied but unfortunately, in the 3 months that we have had this specific controller, it simply stopped working. I have applied for a replacement and I am waiting, so I do not have a complete opinion yet.
Unfortunately, they were unable to replace it and simply gave me a refund.
I bought it solely for PC games, it hasn't been tested anywhere else, but other than that, I also bought a 4 euro BT stick and it works flawlessly with whatever I have played, no input lag, no delay, no issues whatsoever. It has disconnected 1-2 times in the 2 years that I have it, but it wasn't the controller's fault, it was the BT stick that I had.
It should be noted that when using wireless devices, you will always encounter some issues from time to time, either due to an update not working properly or the game you're playing having its own update problems and so on.
I am satisfied because it fits perfectly in my hands and as for the battery, it is what you would expect. Don't expect a 12-hour gameplay with the "Mr Grand" of batteries, for example, let's not be silly.
Something that some people don't know is that when you connect it with the mini-USB to your computer, it is only for connectivity and not for power, it requires permanent batteries.
Keep that in mind, and no, the batteries do not charge through the mini-USB, even if you have rechargeable ones, you will need an external device to charge them separately.
Overall, in my opinion, it is worth it because it provides a different experience from a keyboard with the controller.
For console gamers who want to play games on their PC without a keyboard and mouse, this is just what you need... high-quality construction, comfortable, I don't know about wireless connection because I connected it with a cable and it was okay... I recommend it compared to other cheaper gamepads that don't do the job
The best thing for a computer, laptop, etc. Also, with a bluetooth transmitter, you can play wirelessly wherever you want without it being for Xbox. A very good investment!
The only downside to the product is that the port easily breaks, but you can still get this product=Microsoft XBOX ONE Wireless Adapter for Windows 10 (2018 Edition) PC.
When connected with a simple USB Bluetooth, it did detect it, but in Rayman the buttons did not have proper mapping. With a cable, everything worked okay.
Eventually, I also got the "XBOX ONE Wireless Adapter for Windows 10" and everything works okay.
Negatives would be the following:
The controller is a bit smaller than the 360, not annoying.
The sticks have less resistance than the 360, so it's easier for it to "slip away" from you.
The triggers are also very soft, so you don't have good control over how hard you press them.
The buttons have a slightly larger range than I'm used to, but okay.
If you have more than 2, there is no indication of which is 1, 2, etc.
Positives:
It has much better texture than the 360 and has better grip.
On the sticks (so it seems), the rubber doesn't seem like it will wear out.
The BATTERIES go in correctly and the controller doesn't shut off when you shake it
(HUGE problem on the 360 that required a battery case fix to play)
It looks more sturdy than the 360.
With the Wireless Adapter for Windows, you can connect up to 8 controllers without having to connect separate adapters.
That's it for now and we'll see.
It's amazing, with impeccable analog sticks and buttons. It's almost identical to its predecessor. The only issue I personally have is the connectivity with PC. For example, if the user is interested in wireless connection, they will have to use Bluetooth (if they have a receiver, obviously), and this way they won't be able to use the headphone jack, it won't be recognized by the XBOX accessories app (so it won't be possible to update the firmware, which is probably necessary because without the update, in my case, Bluetooth disconnected every 10 minutes), and in general, the PC will see it as a generic controller. To have all the capabilities, one will have to either connect it with a USB-C cable or purchase the Microsoft special adapter separately (~25 euros extra). In terms of quality, I don't think there's any room for complaints.
Lighter and smaller than the Xbox360 controller.
2. I exclusively play on PC. The firmware update was done through the Xbox Accessories app, everything went smoothly. The only issue I'm facing is that the connection is lost when it's in wireless (via Bluetooth) mode, from a distance of around 2.5-3 meters. Maybe it's because it's a different version of Bluetooth (the motherboard is the Asus Strix Maximus IX).
3. With the USB-C (I bought the version that includes it [one side USB-C and the other Type-A]), absolutely no issues! Everything is perfect! Lighter and smaller than the Xbox360 controller.
Note: The version that includes the cable does not include batteries.
I use it on my PC as it offers full compatibility with Windows 10. It's a reliable gamepad that easily brings the console gaming experience to your computer. Its construction is durable, the battery lasts for a week, and it comes with a long cable so you can play comfortably while it charges.
I highly recommend it!
I also have the previous version, it's basically the same. I have changed many other brands, but if you want something compatible with games like GTA, Pro, Assassin's Creed, Cyberpunk, etc., then you should get this... It connects to the computer via Bluetooth and Windows 10 automatically detects it, and with the Xbox Accessories app, it updates the firmware.
Simply top-notch, without frills or scents, high-quality and particularly functional, sits perfectly in the hand and doesn't tire.
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| Compatible ConsoleAndroid, PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series, iOS | Android, PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series, iOS | Android, PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series, iOS | Android, PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series, iOS | PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series |
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