Review on Electric Volt 💡 Xbox Core Wireless Controller by Agata Warda ᠌

After a month of use across many devices (PC, Android TV, and even the iPhone occasionally), I can say that I am completely satisfied with my purchase. Advantages: - Plays just like a gamepad on a TV. In this aspect, it performs admirably and deserves no criticism. Xbox's layout has been tried and tested, after all. Felt good against the skin. The beauty is there already; well done. It works with iPhones, Androids, TVs, Macs, PCs, and pretty much everything else that supports Bluetooth. Weight is little, especially when compared to top-tier gamepads. Cons: - Connection issues with some devices; but, in the end, it is still possible to connect and use the device. I wish there were less of these restrictions. - Several Mac games do not support it. For instance, the Steam version of Divinity: Original Sin 2 incorrectly identifies the Xbox 360 Wireless Controller as an MFi controller (incomplete compatibility with the game - however, it does not work in the game), despite the fact that big sur has native support for the most up-to-date Xbox controllers and the Steam drivers do not.