🎮 Discontinued Special Edition: Microsoft Xbox Wireless Controller - Phantom Black for Xbox One Review

So the color and style of this controller is amazing. Unfortunately, that doesn't make it any more robust than their cheapest controllers. For some reason, during the most panicked and tense moments of a video game, I squeeze the joystick a little harder to dodge to the side. Because of this, most of my controllers only last about 9 months. I dodge to the side and inside, under the stick, some small, probably plastic limiters rip. From now on, if you try to move and press L3 (joystick click) at

Pros: Looks awesome, translucent design, basically the same structure as normal xb1 controllers, as far as I can tell all the attachments fit on it. Has a smoother top and grippier bottom than the standard xb1 controller. The shafts are also grippier with more pronounced cambers on the edges, increasing friction between fingers and racquet and requiring less effort. CONS: After a few months of use, or a small scratch on the opaque top. The part starts off like the opaque, dusty paint is wearing

I like the color of this gamepad, nothing to say about the functionality. This is a standard Xbox wireless controller. I use it on my desktop, so I bought a wireless transceiver made by Microsoft for it, as well as one of Microsoft's built-in batteries (charge and play). However, I have major concerns about stiffness and durability. , and product quality. Clicking with the left joystick is sketchy, similar to double-clicking. Each time you click it, you can feel and hear a tiny click before the