Although I did not use the controller that came with my predecessor, the Xbox One, there are a lot of memories associated with the controller that came with the Xbox 360. My first experience with it was in conjunction with the console; later on, I was given a wired model that came with a PC adapter as a present. I have never in my life seen gamepads that are more convenient than they are right now. While using a DualShock 3rd or DualShock 4th, you won't get the same feeling. Wow, the stick…

Everything was very well packaged, but one moment was embarrassing, the factory seal of the box had already been opened, it’s not clear why or why, but it was already opened . Another plus is that the native battery from the old gamepad came up, which made me very happy, I don’t really want to sit on batteries))

A wonderfully ergonomic gamepad, for me, is better than Sony. If technologies are brought up to the level of dualsense, there will be a best.

I paid for the order with a card. The gamepad cost 5200, the next day the price becomes 7000 and the seller refuses to transfer the gamepad at the previous cost. As a result, a week of waiting is empty. Some nonsense.

Got pros: Suitable for XBOX S. Works clearly. Batteries do not eat much. Got cons: Backlash of all buttons. (But this is the case with the standard one)

The build quality is perfect! Nothing backlash, no creaks. Rough plastic front and pimply handles were super comfortable. The gamepad is unusually heavy, compared to my past, but it lies weighty in my hands) The buttons have a clear return, they click medium loudly. I connected it to a PC with Win 11 via a whistle with Bluetooth 5.0 from Ugreen, no problem. I thought I would have to buy the original adapter, but everything seems to be fine anyway, I didn’t notice any lags. Even together with…

Different pros: Awesome gamepad, connects to anything: PC, set-top box, andriod tv. The quality of workmanship is top notch Has cons: There may be glitches in the radius, there are several devices with active integration.

I took it for a PC, it connects to a PC (windows 11) without problems, everything works including vibration. It is easy to ate to the latest versions, just download the application in the Microsoft store by typing in the search bar - xbox gamepad. I’ve been using the purchase for a month, I’m satisfied, before that there was a gamesir t4 pro gamepad - the difference is felt, but I would say it’s an amateur (shugans play without dead zones better)

Has some pros Everything is working. Pleasant to the touch. Joystick is like a joystick. Has cons: There are no comments, the only thing I advise those who buy this joystick is to buy an original wireless receiver, since there are a lot of lags from a non-standard bluetooth. after a couple of months, the left stick began to click and work extremely poorly. Unreliable design.

Some pros: feels good in the hands, connects to the PC without any problems. Has cons: sometimes it starts to vibrate strongly (depending on the games), and you can’t set up this vibration, either leave it as it is or turn it off completely

I bought to replace the wired xbox 360 gamepad. The old man worked for about 7-8 years. And now it works, only the left stick is slightly buggy. Not critical, but it was a reason for a new thing. I decided to write a review, because. Faced with troubles to connect via bluetooth. So, I read in advance that the gamepad needs to be ated. Okay, done. There are no problems with the wire, everything works. I connect via usb whistle, it connects. But after 10 seconds, the connection falls off…

If you play on one, everything works, the gamepad is suitable not only for series x. Extremely happy with the purchase. Some pros: Very high-quality material, the buttons move smoothly, the triggers and the gamepad itself have a very pleasant texture. During use, it did not turn black or turn yellow (although the first generation got dirty very well). There is an additional button for screenshots and game recording. With its cons. As a lover of immersiveness in games, I want to note a rather…

So far, it’s unusual, because previously played only on keyboard mouse. I decided to play Hogwarts on PC with a gamepad. Like.

This is a small change to the Xbox family of controllers, so nothing revolutionary here. The texture on the handles is nice and almost everything feels good. While I would have preferred the built-in battery, the battery life seems really good with rechargeable batteries. My biggest complaint is the very clicky D-Pad. It works well enough but is very noisy. Also, if you're buying this for PC, please note that initially it caused a lot of frustration when working with my PC. I had to update the…

Pictured: Robot White controller (looks great) next to wireless adapter (not included). Finally wanted to upgrade my Xbox 360 controller to something new for PC gaming. I love the new controller - the textured back feels great in my hands, the D-pad and shoulder pads click all the ways I like, and they feel great in my broad, short-fingered, woman's hands. Using an official WiFi adapter (not fake, link below), it connects to my Windows 10 machine with no problems. But therein lies the problem…

I haven't had an Xbox since the 360, but have been using a USB 360 controller for PC games since. This controller recently gave me the ghost when the connection between the cable and the controller failed. Then I used a PS4 controller to keep me going until this controller came out. The PS4 controller works fine, but I never liked the micro USB ports. The connector on the PS4 controller also started to fail, causing it to come loose slightly while in motion. It also doesn't support Xinput…

I love all the changes they've made to the new controller. This review was written by a PC gamer, I have never owned an Xbox. The triggers are a matte, hard, rubbery, black texture with slight bumps. They are much easier to press and the texture feels much better. The One X had weird, slippery plastic bumpers and triggers that made bumper-heavy games (like Dark Souls) a little less comfortable than a PS controller. The bumper feedback is much deeper than the old controller's plastic click, and…

This review focuses on the new Xbox controller variant "Shock Blue" released with the Xbox Series X/S. Aesthetically, I like the blue color and white back panel. This is a beautiful controller. But let's face it, you probably won't see it once you start playing, so. Xbox controllers haven't changed much since the Xbox 360. Instead, they've gone through minor iterative improvements, and this is no different. This new controller looks and works almost exactly like the Xbox One controller, except…