Name: Microsoft Xbox Series X and S Wireless Controller Carbon Black
Brand: Microsoft
SKU: 870177
Price: 63 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 9.5 (79 reviews)

Review is 9,5 out of 10, based on 79 reviews.
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Connection type
- Wireless
- Wired
Force feedback
- No
- Yes
Power supply type
- Rechargeable battery
- USB port PC/laptop
Computer platform
- PC (Windows), Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
- PC (Windows), Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X

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According to our controller expert

You can use the controller with your Xbox console and with your gaming PC or laptop.
Thanks to the D-pad and analog sticks with extra grip, you don't slide off the buttons and keep your target in sight.
With this wireless controller, you can game from the couch without having a cable run through the room.
This controller doesn't have buttons on the back of the controller that let you program even more in-game functions.

Description

Game more comfortably with the Microsoft Xbox Wireless Controller. You can use this controller on the Xbox Series X and S, but also on the Xbox One and Windows PCs. With the hybrid D-pad, you don't lose sight of your opponent. The bumpers with extra grip layer ensure more control over your in-game actions. This way, your fingers don't slide over the buttons. In addition, you can use the Share button to make screenshots and gameplay videos. Now, you can show your friends the headshot that you won the match with right away.

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Included by default

Manual(0.39 MB)
AA batteries (not rechargeable)

Key specs

	Computer platform	PC (Windows), Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
	Connection type	Wireless
	Force feedback
	Color	Black
	Programmable buttons
	Power supply type	Rechargeable battery

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Ergonomics

Review is 8,5 out of 10.

8,5 ()

Weight/size

Review is 9,5 out of 10.

9,5 ()

Reliability

Review is 5,5 out of 10.

5,5 ()

Design

Review is 8,5 out of 10.

8,5 ()

Grip

Review is 9,0 out of 10.

9,0 ()

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Review is 10 out of 10.

10/10 ()

After the toilet and microwave, best invention ever for game

Not too heavy
Sticks have top sensitivity
Both bluetooth or cable, it works without effort

You can't have anything better in your hands to start enjoying games.

D Sommer
16 November 2020
Automatically translated from Dutch

Review is 8,4 out of 10.

8,4/10 ()

Quite a lot of play on the Y, X, B, A buttons

Feels good in the hands
You can also use batteries from the "older" battery packs for this
Also works on Xbox One
Play on the Y, X, B, A buttons

I have an update on my original November 11 review. First I have to say that I have always used the "first generation" xbox one controllers and personally I think the quality has deteriorated in recent years.

Initially I was quite positive about the build quality of the controller, however I noticed that there is considerably more play on the Y, X, B, A buttons than I am used to. When pressing the A button, for example, you can still "wiggle it" up and down with your thumb, so the sensor sometimes does not register your touches properly, so that you have to press the buttons more firmly in practice. This is not the case with the aforementioned "first generation", there the buttons are tighter in the controller and you can't even get a pin between the buttons.

This will not be a problem for most users, but for the fanatic it is an annoying point. So since I just received a second replacement controller with the same "problem", it seems to be a common thing. It is enough reason for me to return the product and to consider the Elite controller.