The wireless controller that comes with your new Xbox Series X may not connect to the console. Before moving to the solution, make sure that you’ve replaced the batteries in your controller and ...

The best Xbox One headsets will enhance your audio experience on the console with pin-sharp accuracy, stunning quality, and crucially, high-clarity microphones for those who love to chat in parties.

The Elite Series 2 connects wirelessly via Xbox's wireless frequency or Bluetooth on PC and mobile. It can also be hardwired with the included USB-C cable. As for the features you won't find on a ...

8BitDo has announced an alternate version of its Ultimate C wired Xbox controller that’s 20 percent smaller and 10 percent lighter while still featuring full-sized triggers, joysticks ...

17, Xbox Elite Series 2 Wireless Controller is on sale for $129.99 ... you can connect wirelessly via Bluetooth or Xbox Wireless or plug it in directly with the USB-C cable for zero latency.

Xbox Wireless Controller + USB-C Cable Was: $59.99 Now: $34.99 at Best Buy Windows Central review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "It doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but the Xbox Series X|S Controller delivers a ...

You'll definitely want to know how to charge the Xbox controller. Out of the box, your shiny new Xbox controller cannot be charged unless you buy a separate product. Microsoft is somewhat old ...

What if you could turn a PSP with a broken screen into a miniature PS2, connect a Bluetooth controller to it, and play PSP games on your TV? That’s the idea behind Retro Mod Works’ PS Placeabl ...

The just-announced Ultimate 2C Bluetooth Switch Controller looks to be no exception. Our expectations are high since the excellent Ultimate 2C for PC and Android already debuted this summer.

At the same time, we got a surprising controller release from Razer and some seriously unique designs from Xbox. Industry giants and relative nobodies are changing up their game at full speed ahea ...

Cameron Faulkner (he/him) is Polygon’s commerce editor. He began writing about tech and gaming in 2013, and migrated from The Verge in 2023.