If you want a premium, luxury controller whose performance and customization matches its price, and have the money to burn, this controller is a no-brainer. All of the settings stay set in the controller’s onboard memory and it pairs easily to the Xbox’s wireless dongle and to PC, and is as fast as the standard Xbox controller if not slightly faster.
You can tweak just about everything on this controller, from the depth of the triggers, to its three profile settings for the controller on the Xbox Accessories app. This is in every way possible a luxury controller: the feel, the weight of it, everything it comes with as far as extra sticks, USB-C charge cable and port, its own carrying case and D-pads, the Elite 2 Wireless screams luxury. Its $180 price tag may seem like a lot for a controller especially when the base Xbox controller that’s listed just about comes in at a third of the price, but it makes up for it with convenience, functionality and performance. It’s one of the best wireless controllers in the market. This controller is my personal main for PC-I use it for Call of Duty Black Ops: Cold War, Mass Effect Legendary Edition, and The Crew 2 amongst other titles-and I can easily say that this is the best pro-style controller out there and probably the best investment for PC gaming. Again, as long as you have the money to spend on it.
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If you have money to burn and want a top-tier premium controller, the Xbox Elite Wireless Series 2 is the best way to go. It boasts lower-latency between controller and the device, you can actually remap some of the buttons on the Xbox Accessories app on PC or on the Xbox console, and it provides its own version of haptic feedback to the triggers, although not in the same way that Sony’s DualSense does.Īt just $60, this is a premium controller at a basic price. While the new Xbox controller looks and seems like a more matured controller, it performs and connects better than before. The most important factor here is the performance of the controller. It feels familiar yet different with a sandpaper-like texture on the handles that give it a more textured type of feel this time around, along with a more ergonomic type of shape to make it feel more comfortable in the hand. The trigger buttons have some texture on it compared to the smoother trigger buttons of the past and the face buttons are more tactile than before. While we call this the "new" Xbox controller, its shape is still that of the Xbox One controller that’s become the norm amongst Xbox players through the last decade and slightly beyond. The only drawback is the fact that this still uses "AA" batteries instead of having its own rechargeable battery pack (although you could just buy one, which is a whole other discussion). Over the years, the Xbox controller has undergone several improvements under the shell. Or if you have the wireless dongle, just plug that into the USB slot on your PC and pair it with your controller and you’re set.īut that easy connection alone doesn’t make this controller a near-staple for gaming on PC with a controller. Literally, all you have to do is plug it in via a USB-A to USB-C wire and you’re set to go.
The new standard Xbox controller (the one for the Series X/S) is as solid and easy to set up on PC as it is on Xbox.
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