Xbox Wireless Controller + USB-C Cable Series X/S

As someone who spends hours immersed in gaming, this has become an essential companion for me. From the moment I unwrapped it, I knew I was in for a treat. The packaging was sleek and secure, reflecting the quality of the product inside.The controller itself boasts a premium build quality, with a comfortable grip and responsive buttons that enhance gameplay. The carbon black finish adds a touch of sophistication, making it a stylish addition to my gaming setup.One of the standout features of this controller is its wireless connectivity, which provides freedom of movement and eliminates the hassle of tangled wires. The setup process was seamless, and I was up and running in no time.In terms of performance, the Xbox Wireless Controller delivers on all fronts. The buttons are tactile and responsive, providing precise control in every game I play. Whether I'm navigating through intense battles or exploring vast open worlds, this controller keeps up with the action without missing a beat.But what truly sets this controller apart is its inclusion of a 3.5mm audio jack for headphones. Unlike the Xbox One controller, I can now plug my headphones directly into the controller without any third-party attachments. This feature adds convenience and enhances my gaming experience significantly.While some may argue that the price is on the higher side, I firmly believe that the quality and performance of this controller justify the investment. Plus, the fast delivery and overall great service from the seller made the purchasing experience even more enjoyable.Overall, I couldn't be happier with my purchase. If you're looking to elevate your gaming experience, the Xbox Wireless Controller in Carbon Black is a must-have accessory for any Xbox enthusiast.

I've had 2 of the more expensive Elite V2s which both developed the same issue and honestly you're probably better off with this basic one.If you want the elite style just get some interchangeable thumbsticks, and some adjustable triggers from eXtremeRate. (You can also grab a remap kit if you want back buttons but I didn't use those much truthfully.)I'd also suggest get a rechargeable battery pack they aren't expensive. Even if you are leaving the pad as is a battery pack I'd say is an essential add on worth getting.Battery life is good, especially with a pack. Connectivity to Xbox is flawless as it's made for that console. The colour is really nice on this blue although I may be changing out the white back for a black one as it's simple enough to do.I find the size is perfect, it's comfortable in hand and I prefer it to the dualsense tbh.I still have a working pad from my Xbox One so the value is pretty good. I gave a few away to people when I got my Elite and regret it a little but the base controller isn't that expensive especially on sale.

Very nice controllers. They work perfectly with Steam and we've been using them to play through Steam link with a fire stick, and it just works perfect.Will definitely buy more when the other two of them stop working.100% recommended

So, the difference between a Logitech Controller and this product is outstanding. The Build quality is much better, it feels better to the hand. The share button won't work on PC even in Windows 10, unless you upgrade to Windows 11. My PC happened to just update itself to Windows 11 and we all know how annoying and at times unfinished Windows 11 feels, but hey sharebutton works which makes it easy to share gaming moments with friends.Only two issues I faced since the Win 11 update - it does seem to disconnect from the PC (bluetooth) very rarely - although it might be because I have like 2-3 devices connected like Alexa, Earbuds to the bluetooth. But still odd, happened back to back a few times and was annoying. The motors are okayyyy mild - I remember using PS3's Dual Shock 3 and those were still more impressive.I am not sure if the AA batteries run out really quick or not. I might have used the 2 battery cells that came with the box - if so they ran out in a month or under. If they were my own, brand new from the package then that's concerning. My memory doesn't serve me right on that. But, if that's the case then Xbox wants to push you to buy their own rechargeable batteries for the controller which as per their reviews end up NOT RECHARGING in a few months lol.

I love the design of the Xbox controller it’s very light and easy to hold and play and it works well with my pcs setup and it’s great value for money and it’s fits on my desk nicely without taking up to much space perfect for a minimal set up

Nice colour, buy the wireless elite 2 if you are a proper gamer, before I did I bought so many of these which would always end up moving in a direction on its own and that kind of nonsense is unacceptable when you're having a gaming Sesh that requires perfectly tuned sticks and buttons.I have 12 of these controllers which can't handle the hours of constant gaming and wish I'd bought the elite 2 much earlier because they used to knock these basic controllers out for £50 +\- £10 over time. Elite 2 at £150 or less when deals on is not expensive when you've bought 3 basic ones that all end up in the same way after a couple of month's of real gaming Seshes. Like doing a 36-48-72hr no sleep gaming Mish with absolute concentration and focus. Elite 2 is a stronger and has a longer lifespan.Obviously the elite 2 will inevitably start to breakdown but if you purchase the 2-3yr insurance for not a lot you will be able to have a brand new one once it starts to fault, mine started to open at the seam which was disappointing but I had the insurance for 3yrs or 2yrs and was under 20 quid. That little bit extra supplies new elite 2 and comes standard with a new 12 month replacement.

Excellent product, has a nice feel about it when you grip the controller