Hyperkin has announced it will release an officially licensed replica of the Xbox 360 controller, called the Xenon. The name for the controller is taken from the CPU used in the Xbox 360 console ...

The base price for a custom Xbox Elite Series 2 controller is $149.99 / £124.99 / AU$219.95, lodging it between the original model's prices and the cheaper Core in White Edition.

Amazon has just dropped the price of the professional-grade Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 Core to only $99.00, a nearly 25% price drop from its $129.99 MSRP.. Xbox Elite Wireless ...

For the 360’s 17th anniversary, Hyperkin is releasing an officially licensed replica of the 360 controller, compatible with the Xbox Series S/X, and Windows 10 and 11. Suggested Reading Kotaku ...

Scuf Gaming, the company best-known for customizing high-end gamepads, has announced its first two controllers with a design based on Microsoft's official Xbox Series X|S controller. Both ...

Bioware has just unveiled a brand new Mass Effect N7 Xbox Series X|S controller that is now available for pre-order. Check it out here.

We now have a working Xbox Series X, and while I wait for all of my games to re-download, I thought I'd offer some hands-on early impressions with the shiny new controller for Xbox ...

A controller made through Xbox Design Lab costs a little more than a standard Xbox Wireless Controller, coming in at $69.99. Users can also opt to laser engrave their controller for $10 more.

Microsoft announced it is releasing a new Xbox controller firmware update today to insiders and later for all Xbox users. These controllers now support Bluetooth Low Energy, which delivers better ...

The New Xbox Wireless Controller does advertise support for Xbox consoles, both old and new, Android, and Windows 10 PCs. It also has a sync button that's used to quickly pair with an Xbox console.

A YouTube creator recently showed off an Xbox controller mod that allows people to play games while only using one hand. The mod can be 3-D printed with blueprints that have been ...

The new Xbox Series X and S controller was revealed in March 2020. This new gamepad came with a brand new D-Pad with Microsoft apparently making it easier to hold than its predecessor.