Xbox Wireless Controller - Black

The controller comes packed with a set of batteries so you can use it straight away. It looks very good, better than the original one, plus this controller it's the one for the Xbox One S, it works perfectly on the Original Xbox One, but it's better as it's a new updated version of the controller, it has Bluetooth connectivity and you can connect with other devices as Windows 10 and Tablets. As an avid gamer there are quite a few features that I'd like added to a standard xbox controller so that it not only looks nice but also brings something else to the fore to help make your gaming experience better. Bought this to replace the original controller that came with my Xbox when I bought it a fair few years ago. It works as it should and I like the blue colour A couple of things I've noticed are the textured bits around the hand grips and the LB/RB buttons seem to stick out more than my old controller however its quite possible these were on my old controller but had worn off over time. The addition of a 3.5mm port is really handy and so much better than just having the rubbish usb connection This controller is sleek, comes with a rubberised grip on the back to help make keeping hold of it easier and also has a military look and will set up your gaming experience if you're into a lot of FPS. The buttons are as standard and also comes with the 3.5 mm jack fitting. All round a nice piece of kit although you're paying extra for the look rather than additional features other than the grip.

I bought this for my steam link which I recently purchased. Since this has Bluetooth built in rather than needing a dongle, it's perfect for it. Setting it up was a breeze, press the search button on the controller and the steam link finds it in available devices. Select connect and boom, done. The connection is strong even when I take it far away or into other rooms, but that's expected from Bluetooth. The controller itself is lovely to hold, I've always preferred the Xbox layout (even though I've never owned an Xbox one or PS4). I use the old controllers with the dongle for my PC upstairs and this for the steam link downstairs. The material on the controller is slightly rougher than old versions, which I like just as much as I get more grip. It's exactly what I wanted. ***If you found my review helpful don't forget to mark it as helpful below, thanks!***

After buying the Xbox one orginal on day 1 and thinking what a cheap pile of rubbish compared to the 360 - Microsoft have turned things around with One S! It's a nice well build console....although I say that, they have -an issue that I found out on my first One S and that is the fan! Some of the orginal batch had issues over the fan rattling, so watch out if you buy second hand! The second One S I got from Amazon, it was new and runs silently as it should. As a test, you should just be able to tell the console is on in a very quiet room.....assuming it's just sat in the menu not doing very much. Any more noise than that, I recommend checking out videos under YouTube titled "Xbox one S fan noise" to compare and to make sure you have a unit without this fault as it is very irritating. On a separate note, the 4K part of the One S is amazing! I wanted the One S to sit in gap the orginal couldn't due to the originals size which is why I upgraded - but the 4K aspect alone is well worth the jump. The updated controller is a lot nicer and slicker too!

I have played so many hours with a Xbox 360 controller, so much so that it feels only natural just to pick one up. But now that they've stopped making the things, I thought it would be best to take it to the next level. It was around this point where I cringed at the price of the Xbox One controller and waited patiently for a sale. After I finally picked one up on discount, it didn't take long to get the thing working. In fact, it was as good as straight out the box. My initial thoughts of the controller is that it is quite simply too small. The grips are not large enough for a grown man's hands. I also felt that the analogue sticks are too loose. The Xbox 360 controller had a good bit of strength behind the sticks and that is sadly missing here. It's nice to have a working d-pad on an Xbox controller. It works nicely with older games that require it (hello, Contra!). Unfortunately, the packing for the controller is pretty bare bones. You literally have a controller in a box. There's no mini-USB cable to plug it in to your computer. A little accessory which would have been a wonderful little touch, especially if Microsoft want to encourage people to use their online PC store. This meant that I had to hook it up with either my phone charger cable or buying the required items to use it wireless. I chose the latter. I bought a battery pack with a charger as well as a blue tooth dongle to connect it to my PC. Cost me a whopping £20 in total. This worked perfectly and haven't had any real issues with it. This Xbox One controller is a pretty fine controller, all things considered. It's not perfect, especially for someone with strong large hands like myself. But I feel a lot safer using this thing than those awful things Sony keep making, as an example. My main issue with this controller is the price. Why is it so expensive? I find it hard to believe people are happy buying Xbox One controllers for £50. It's very much like the price of modern games, an absolute rip off. It's one of the many reasons that I refuse to buy a modern age console as I just can't justify spending that much on games and accessories. I wouldn't say that this controller is the best option out. I find my Steam controller to be considerably more comfortable and customisable. It certainly needs improving in places. But it's as good as it's likely to get, unfortunately.

My old one fell apart after 12 years! whilst cleaning. This looks like new and works perfectly. No 3.5mm audio jack like my old one but I never used it anyway! This must be a newer model. Hope this one lasts just as long 🙏 well happy with purchase.

While the controller feels great to use and works brilliantly on a PC, there are a few issues. First controller broke after around 7 months, buttons started getting worn out. Second controller arrived and was faulty, thumbstick was loose and did not input correctly. Upon replacing the product the one I recieved was even worse, buttons not regestering inputs, clicking triggers and D-pad would frequently lock up. The quality of production is clearly lacking but if you recieve a fault free controller then you will have a great experience.

Fantastic built quality, comes with the USB cable and it has the audio jack. Most people don't know that you can use this not only with your Xbox One but also with your PC and android phones over bluetooth! Yes It has built-in blue-tooth and the headset connector which is top quality (I am connecting my Logitech Artemis G933 straight from the audio jack, excellent audio quality). The audio jack is TRRS (Tip, Ring, Ring, Sleeve) or AKA 4-pole jack. This allows stereo sound and mic to work, you hear both the game and people's voice over that output (e.g. the Xbox allows you to change their volumes individually). IF you have a PC headset that has separate jacks for stereo out and mic you need to get a cheap cable adapter and you can still use it without any issues. Notice that this comes with just some plain AA batteries just so you can use it out of the box, it does not come with the rechargeable battery pack.

This controller is high quality and feels nice in the hands. The directional pad is much improved in comparison to the mushy d-pad on the 360 controller. Bluetooth capabilities have worked flawlessly for me so far (I'm using this with Windows 10) and there's no noticeable latency or input lag - and it also works with a USB cable (USB Micro-B 2.0 Male to whatever you need to connect it to your device, typically USB-A - this was not included, but I hadn't expected it to be). I have no problems with this controller, and it is worth the price. If you're using this for PC gaming as I am, I certainly recommend spending the extra money to get this over the 360 controller.

Ich beziehe mich hier auf den Xbox Wireless Controller mit Bluetooth in Schwarz ("Standard 2016") Seit einigen Jahren verwende ich den Xbox 360 wireless Controller zum gelegentlichen daddeln am PC. Da ich mittlerweile auf ein MacBook Pro umgestiegen bin, habe ich nach einem Controller gesucht, den ich sowohl unter macOS wie auch unter Win 10 verwenden kann. Mich hat auch der kleine Empfänger genervt, der immer per USB verbunden sein muss - daher war ich sehr gespannt als ich gesehen habe, dass es den Xbox-Controller jetzt auch mit Bluetooth gibt und habe gleich mal zugeschlagen. So viel schon mal vorweg - meine Erwartungen wurden nicht enttäuscht! Nach einigen Spielstunden wollte ich hier mal meine ersten Erfahrungen niederschreiben - dabei werde ich mich immer wieder auf den Xbox 360-Controller beziehen. Der erste Eindruck des Controllers war sehr positiv - im Vergleich zum Vorgänger ist das Gehäuse sehr schlicht und flach gehalten. Der Controller wirkt dadurch erst mal etwas schlanker. Die Batterien sind jetzt nahtlos ins Gehäuse integriert und stehen nicht mehr hervor. Beim ersten in die Hand nehmen hatte ich sofort ein vertrautes Gefühl - alle Knöpfe und Sticks sind an der vom Vorgänger bekannten Position und lassen sich leicht erreichen. Die Oberfläche ist leicht angeraut und fasst sich angenehm an. Was fällt im Vergleich zum 360-Controller noch auf: - die Analog-Sticks sind etwas kleiner und sitzen straff zentriert - das Steuerkreuz links hat jetzt nur noch die 4 direkten Richtungen (beim Vorgänger war das Kreuz rund und hatte noch Zwischenstufen) - dafür hat das Kreuz jetzt 4 knackige Druckpunkte bei denen man auch einen Klick hört - die 4 Tasten rechts sind viel besser beschriftet als beim Vorgänger - Die Schultertasten haben einen angenehmen Hub bzw. Druckpunkt Nach dem Einlegen der Batterien kann es auch schon losgehen. Die Verbindung via Bluetooth klappt sowohl unter Win 10 (via Bootcamp) als auch unter macOS (Sierra) ohne Probleme und geht schnell (um in den Pairing-Modus zu wechslen muss man nur die Taste vorn am Controller drücken) Wenn der Controller verbunden ist, leuchtet mittig das X-Logo in einem hellen weiß - Wer gerne im dunklen spielt könnte hier evtl. irritiert werden. Bei meinen Spielen wird der Controller genau wie beim Vorgänger ohne Probleme erkannt, so dass es auch schon losgehen kann. Meine ersten Eindrücke nach einigen Stunden: - wer den 360-Controller kennt wird sich direkt wohlfühlen - ich persönlich musste mich praktisch nicht umgewöhnen und habe trotz der schlankeren Optik und den kleineren Sticks keine Unterschiede bemerkt. - besonders angenehm finde ich bei den Xbox-Controllern die Position des linken Sticks, da im Vergleich zu anderen Gamepads der Daumen eher gestreckt und nicht gestaucht ist - das ist aber sicherlich Geschmacksache und eine Frage der Gewöhnung. - alle Tasten machen einen straffen und wertigen Eindruck - vielleicht war mein alter Controller aber auch schon etwas zu sehr ausgeleiert. - die Klinkenbuchse am Controller ist bestimmt praktisch, aber leider bei der Verbindung via Bluetooth ohne Funktion - das stört mich aber nicht. - Die Verbindung via Bluetooth funktioniert ohne Aussetzer, Verzögerungen oder sonstige Störungen - Tastatur und Maus laufen bei mir ebenfalls über Bluetooth. Alles in allem bin ich sehr zufrieden und sehr froh dass ich wieder ein Kabel weniger rumliegen habe! Ich kann den Controller sehr empfehlen und rate an dieser Stelle ganz klar zum Bluetooth-Modell - gerade mit Blick auf die Zukunft lohnt sich der Mehrpreis meiner Meinung nach definitiv! Update nach ca. 50 Spielstunden: Ich bin nach wie vor sehr zufrieden und insbesondere von der Batterielaufzeit überrascht (ich habe gerade zum ersten mal die Batterien gewechselt). Die Bedienung des Controllers funktioniert - subjektiv betrachtet - etwas besser/präziser als beim Vorgänger. Das einzige was mir leicht komisch vorkommmt ist dass mir eine Hand nach längerem spielen ab und zu mal leicht einschläft...das kam vorher nie vor und liegt evtl. an einer minimal anderen Form bzw. Haltung des Controllers. Aber man soll ja eh nicht so lange spielen...

Je ne joue pas à beaucoup de jeux qui nécessitent une manette, mais quand c'est le cas j'aime bien avoir une manette qui répond au quart de tour. Cette manette semble avoir été étudiée pour mes mains (petites à moyennes pour un homme). Elle est bien plus confortable et semble bien mieux construite que le Steam Controller qu'elle remplace chez moi. Par contre, j'étais persuadé qu'elle venait équipée d'une batterie rechargeable, ce qui n'est pas le cas. Elle vient accompagnée d'une paire de piles LR6 (AA) non-rechargeables. Il existe des blocs batterie accessoire, mais ils sont vendus séparément aux alentours de 30€ me semble-t-il, ce qui est un peu exagéré selon moi. La connexion bluetooth fonctionne sans soucis sur un PC équipé de windows 10 et du récepteur USB officiel xbox. C'est le cas d'utilisation idéal, je sais, mais je n'ai pas eu l'occasion de tester autre chose. J'ai un PC sous linux qui a le bluetooth intégré, je testerais à l'occasion mais je n'ai aucun jeu dessus. J'ai noté un problème lors d'un test cependant. J'ai connecté la manette à mon pc via l'adaptateur xbox en premier, puis, sans éteindre aucun des équipements, je l'ai connectée à mon téléphone sous android. La manette a bien été reconnue, j'ai pu naviguer dans les menus, par contre la plupart des jeux que j'ai testé ne semblaient pas reconnaitre les boutons lorsqu'un appui tactile était requis. De plus, une fois débranché du téléphone, il m'a été impossible de la rebrancher au pc malgré tous mes efforts dans ce sens (déconnexion de l'adaptateur, désinstallation des pilotes de l'adaptateur, essai d'appui long sur le bouton de synchro de l'adaptateur...). Le problème a finalement été résolu par un reboot de l'ordinateur. Je trouve ça un peu dommage. Pas de quoi enlever une étoile à la manette cela dit, car le problème vient plus de l'interaction entre l'adaptateur et windows.

Bought this for use with my steam deck. It worked great once I updated the firmware (which requires a Windows PC -- it will not work using VirtualBox or the like. It did for me using Bootcamp/Windows 11 on my Intel Mac).

Produto em ótimo estado, entrega em dia, estou muito satisfeito

Ekstradan bluetooth adaptör masrafı çıkarması dışında herhangi bir eksisi yok. Önemli olan normal fiyat üzerinden değil, indirimli almanız. Şu anki ekonomik ortamda bile bu cihazın ederi 250'dir, üstünü vermeyin. Adaptörde de ucuza kaçmayın, başınız ağrır. Trust'ı tavsiye ederim. Bu arada x360'ın rezil d-pad'inden sonra xone'ın d-pad'i adeta ilaç gibi. Bir de "keşke hd rumble her oyunda olsa" dedirtiyor. GTA Online'da burnout yaparken bile başından sonuna kadarki bir kaç saniyede kaç farklı titreşim seviyesi hissettim bilemiyorum. Bir de alışınca geçecektir ama ilk başta sol baş parmağınız lb'ye basayım derken sync butonuna gidebiliyor, takılmayın çok.