Review on Xbox One Wireless Controller Without Bluetooth by Mariah Garrett

You know, I feel like my old Xbox 360 controllers are tanks. You can practically run him over with a car and keep playing. I'm exaggerating of course. But the thing is, I never had a single break. and I have three large dogs with tails just the right height to sweep things off the coffee table and hurl them onto the hardwood floor. But those Xbox One controllers? Man I have a feeling you're just looking at them the wrong way and they stop working. I honestly don't know how many I've been through. It's almost enough to make me switch Xboxes. And that doesn't mean I'm too picky about my controllers. (Except, as I said, for the occasional dog accident.) When they work, however, they make good controllers. The differences from the older 360 controllers are mostly subtle, but noticeable enough. It's more comfortable to hold and the buttons tend to be more responsive. Too bad I feel I should cover them with bubble wrap to protect them from the big bad living room.