🎮 Enhance Your Gaming Experience with the Xbox 360 Matte Black Wireless Controller Review

Bought because my old controller buttons were dying. Works as it should, arrived earlier than I thought. All buttons are fresh and make a nice clicking sound. However I had to use the back of my old battery controller, for some reason it was too tight and wouldn't release the batteries and I had to use a tool to pry them out.

After I had my old controllers since 2014 and they finally gave me away, it was nice to get this new one. They worked great and since they are no longer sold in retail I thought I'd get lucky and bought another one. Just in case I forget it after a while. In any case, it came in the original packaging, as if I had once bought it in a store. Everything works great, looks great and feels like new. Generally fantastic.

We have a total of three Xboxes and two Black Elites in the house (one MW Elite) and I have to say about the variety of controllers we have, from wired to wireless and white, red and black colors. I really prefer black wireless controllers. I would advise you not to use batteries unless they are rechargeable because they eat batteries. We just bought a charge and play set that works perfectly. We bought a used one from a local game store but are replacing it because it appears to have been…

Like all 360 controllers, this one has an inefficient D-pad. Sometimes you will try to swipe left and he will think you pressed. ps3 dpad is much better. A plus I give the 360 controller is the triggers. Triggers are much more interesting for shooters than the PS3 controller. However, the main downside I attribute to the 360 controller is that it doesn't come with rechargeable batteries. Instead, Microsoft wants you to buy it separately, as well as Wi-Fi and other extras that combine with Xbox…

This is PERFECT! I bought it for my 7 year old son. This is his first wired controller. He had 4 wired controllers. I'm not joking. After 2-4 months (Rock Candy Controller). Oh oh oh baby! WE ARE HAPPY with this purchase. It works great and has even been dropped and thrown a few times (on the carpet of course) by his 2 year old sister and it still works! I am thinking of buying another one so we have 2 so he can play other games with his siblings. However, I want to wait a few more months to…

I bought another Xbox controller to play Gears of War 2p co-op story mode. The controller is smooth and responsive and you can't go wrong with this controller. I just bought the black controller because I think it looks better than the white controller. The best thing about the controller is that you can turn on the system with the controller, go to the dashboard, select songs on the controller and change the profile at any time. The controller is very well designed, the only thing I didn't do…

I used it for a few years when I owned my 360 (before I sold it). It performed just as well as the one that came with the console and lasted the entire time I've owned it. Absolutely no problem. I had two issues with the 360 controller. A small one, a big one. The small issue is that the controller felt tiny in my hands. I'm 6ft 5 inches tall, so I know I'm a lot taller than the 'average' person, well, *anywhere*. It is in order. It's not very comfortable after a few hours of play, and if it…

If you have an Xbox, the choice here is pretty obvious. Nothing to say other than if you don't already have a wireless controller, get one. However, if you only have one PC, or play games on both your PC and 360 like I do, things get a little more interesting. I wholeheartedly recommend using the 360 Controller in combination with the Xbox Wireless Receiver for Windows. This thing's range is long and it goes through walls. You can hide the receiver behind a monitor, under a table or in a desk…