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- Compatible with Xbox One X, Xbox One S, Xbox One and Windows 10
- Includes Bluetooth technology for gaming on Windows 10 PCs and tablets
- Stay on target with textured grip
- Get up to twice the wireless range compared to previous Xbox One controller (tested using the Xbox One S console)
- Experience the enhanced comfort and feel of the new Xbox wireless controller
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ASIN | B01GW3H3U8 |
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Release date | August 2, 2016 |
Customer Reviews |
4.5 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #2,202 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #24 in Xbox One Gamepads & Standard Controllers |
Product Dimensions | 6.89 x 2.87 x 6.97 inches; 1.2 Pounds |
Type of item | Video Game |
Rated | Everyone |
Item model number | TF5-00002 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Item Weight | 1.2 pounds |
Manufacturer | Microsoft |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
Date First Available | June 10, 2016 |
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For the past few years I have been using a PS4 controller because I already owned one, but it's a hassle to use on Windows. You need to install third party software for Windows to recognize it, its very temperamental, and a chunk of the features don't work properly because you're using said third party software. Getting the PS4 controller connected wirelessly is an ordeal too - again, since you're using third party software the controller never wants to connect. Steam has built in PS4 controller support, but getting that to function wirelessly is an even bigger ordeal than normal. So you're generally stuck using a wire.
I decided to order the Xbox one controller because my buddies were raving about it. The difference between the two controllers is like night and day.
First thing is, the Xbox controller is more ergonomic. It takes a little while to get use to the button placement, but it ends up feeling better and more natural. The shape of the controller fits your hand better, and the triggers feel much better. I do miss having the touch pad sometimes, but most of the time I'm just happy I'm not hitting it by mistake. The controller feels much higher quality, and it looks nice too.
But the biggest improvement was the ease of setup and reliability. All you have to do is plug it in. That's it. No third party software, no finagling with steam, nothing. It just werks™. Even the little Xbox button works - it pulls up a context sensitive menu. Heck, I can even use the controller outside games with no issue.
Setting it up over bluetooth was a breeze too - i paired it one time and that was it. It turns out on it's own after a period of inactivity, and turning it back on just means pushing the Xbox button. With the PS4 controller getting it to reconnect each time watching an ordeal because of the software.
One thing that excited me was the ability to plug a wired headset into the jack on the controller and still use the controller wirelessly. That meant I could use a wired headset from across the room just for discord or skype, while still having the sound for the game coming from my high end speakers. But there was a snag - you can't do that over Bluetooth. You can only do it plugged in over usb, or if using the Xbox one wireless adapter, which uses a proprietary format. Thankfully, that adapter was less than 20$ so I ordered one.
But there is another snag - you either need to be using a headset with the special Xbox one headset adapter built in, or buy the adapter separately. Now this was a bummer - the adapter itself costs around 60$! So I tried plugging in a regular 3.5 headset to see if it would work anyway, but unfortunately it did not.
I bought a Microsoft brand Xbox one headset today, and it works great. The quality isn't amazing, but that's the headsets fault and not the controller. I'm just using the headset for discord anyway - the quality doesn't have to be amazing because it's just for chat. It only covers one ear and is lightweight, so I'm perfectly able to hear the sound from the game itself coming from my nice speakers.
Overall, this is a fantastic controller. Probably one of the best I've ever had. I highly recommend getting one, but just be aware that getting the headphone jack to function on a PC is more work than it appears and costs money.
UPDATED TLDR: when i first got it I could NOT use it on my PC at all and after a lot of trial and error and extensive troubleshooting and extreme googling I was able to get it to work on Windows 10 Anniversary edition. Now that it is connected and I have used it for a few days I can Highly recommend this controller for the PC gaming community that is trying racing/fighting/some platformer indie games on the couch!
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My first impression:
I have Windows 10 anniversary edition and was hoping to use this controller... it pairs via bluetooth and doesn't stop blinking as if it wasn't connected... this has been a great disappointment. There appears to be no registered inputs on any game or app...
I haven't tried it on an Xbox one because i don't own one.
The pros:
-awesome texture on the back
-new slick look with the faceplate being redesigned.
-nice weight and overall apparent quality
-maintains ergonomic design
-directional pad feels improved from the old xbox one controller
The Cons:
-I CANNOT USE IT (***update: after some driver magic I AM able to use it and it works awesome!!)
-mayor waste of time trying to set it up (*** I wasted so much time trying to set it up that this is the first item I have ever considered returning... but after getting it to work on my PC I'm glad I didn't)
-doesn't come with usb cable (I knew there wouldn't be one, but still I think one should be included)
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UPDATE:
After hours of extreme googling (there seems to be a lot of people having similar problems with Bluetooth on Win10 AE) and a lot of frustration I was able to get Old drivers for the Bluetooth of my PC...
I initially thought it might be a problem with the controller itself but now I have confirmed it is a Bluetooth driver problem... Thank you Microsoft! lol
It appears that with the new Windows 10 AE has opted to go towards "simplifying" driver management and forcing you to use the automatic update for drivers... thus previous drivers for the Bluetooth were not easily obtainable. I had to downgrade my bluetooth drivers by taking them from a friend's PC that had not been upgraded to Windows 10 anniversary edition yet... (the controller conected to his PC flawlessly in mere seconds so i figured I could take the drivers from his PC and transfer them to mine... and it WORKED!!!! :D) and now the controller connects perfectly and has been working properly without any hiccups!
I really love the fact that the new Xbox one S controller has bluetooth connectivity and, after overcoming the huge hassle of getting the right drivers, I really works like a charm. The controller is really responsive, I have not experienced any noticeable input lag and has been a great addition to the couch PC gaming experience.
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If you read the whole thing then you must be really interested in this controller so Go get it! if it doesn't work at first, be patient and it will sort out eventually! :D
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Compre el mando de Xbox one para utilizarlo en Win 10, solo lo sincronice con el Bluetooth y listo lo reconoce al instante no hace falta ninguna otra configuración, vengo de un mando de Playstation 4 y tengo que decir que a pesar de necesitar comprar pilas o utilizar baterías recargables, la calidad de los botones, la palanca y gatillos se sienten de mejor calidad, la cruceta no te sacará ampollas en los dedos al jugar juegos de peleas como si lo hacía el mando de Playstation 4.
El agarre del control se siente muy ergonómico a la mano siendo este más grande que mi anterior control ps4 utilizado aquí en la PC.
Otra ventaja que tiene es que las baterías que le coloque al control me han durado 4 días dándole uso intensivo, no he necesitado cambiar las baterías aún.
Recomendado!!!.
All in all an awesome controller.
Reviewed in India on May 1, 2018
All in all an awesome controller.
The revised Xbox One Wireless controller is a really excellent device. It is a giant improvement for someone who would be using a 360 controller, but also stands out from the previous versions on the Xbox one. You don't have to buy this controller if you already own one, although it would be a great option if you're looking to get a second one. But, primarily, Windows 10 users greatly benefit from this controller, as it doesn't need an external dongle to run. Though provided it needs a Bluetooth stick or built-in feature on a motherboard to be used, the controller has certain limitations versus the standard wireless controller that already comes with its own dongle. Nevertheless, it is an improvement.
From the very beginning, the controller feels high quality. The packaging is very nice, with the controller placed right in the middle of it, and present in the packaging are the user manual, a warranty card and a set of 2 AA batteries. Now this is where I have the biggest issue with the controller. At the current year of 2016, I imagine very few use batteries anymore and I was seriously disappointed that Microsoft can't move on to get a built-in lithium ion battery into their controllers. This is my personal preference, but either way has its benefits and disadvantages. For one, AA batteries are much higher capacity relative to a built-in battery, provided the empty space for that is rather small and at least won't die out very quickly. I would recommend getting rechargeable batteries for the controller so you don't have to buy new ones every now and then. You can still use this as a wired controller, although a cable doesn't come with it.
The controller looks really nice. Most Xbox One controllers do, but the white option really stands out, despite the endless available special editions. The controller's surface is very nice rubber plastic, which allows for a great level of grip when using it. The button layout hasn't been changed relative to the previous versions of the product, but an improved material quality is definitely welcome here. Whereas on the previous controller the plastic surface starts to feel slippery after using it for a while, here the rubberized grip makes that negligible.
The buttons have been polished up as well. They feel very snappy but are also soft to touch at the very same time. The triggers and shoulder buttons are very snappy, but don't have a clicking sound for those who prefer that. Instead, they are very soft and silent, which makes the experience more enjoyable and no responsiveness is lost in that. The other buttons and the D-Pad feel mostly the same as in the previous controller version, although some keys feel to be more ergonomic. The back and start buttons are smaller and the D-Pad is a little more fitted deeper into the controller's body. The sticks are rubberized and feel snappy as well. Using these as buttons to perform an in-game action feels satisfying as they press very easily into the controller, with a smooth feel. I really appreciated the difference between this and a 360 wired controller I have been using with my computer, but this controller has had some nice touches to make it a better experience even when compared to a regular Xbox One wireless controller. Looking in between the hand grips, there is a 3.5 mm audio jack and Xbox's type of adapter for external features. I am pleased to say that the controller is perfect for use with earbuds and won't require buying an additional adapter to plug in a headset.
The major addition to the controller is no doubt Bluetooth connectivity through Windows 10. Using a system like this, I can't say for sure if this could possibly work in Windows 7, but as far as I am aware, it wouldn't work on anything below Windows 10. Bluetooth functionality is a big deal because many would prefer to use a wireless controller over dealing with any wires or depending on the cable's length. The controller is easy to pair provided you have Bluetooth functionality in your computer, whether that comes through an external adapter or a built-in motherboard feature, simply power it on and the Xbox logo button will start slowly flashing, then one needs to press pairing button at the top of the controller in between the trigger buttons. The Xbox logo would flash faster after that point, and the controller becomes visible in the Bluetooth devices. Alternatively, you can also just use the controller with a cable, but there isn't one included, which may require additional driver installation. With Bluetooth, it simply works just like any device you pair. Once remembered, it connects automatically.
The only real downside I can point out about the controller is in its audio experience. Some like to play games in headphones, and the included audio port would be perfect for it, if the connection actually permitted that. While the sound quality is not entirely awful, it sounds muffled and less clear than it would if plugging headphones into a device. Don't expect the 3.5 mm audio port to provide much sound clarity, which is quite disappointing to see. Bluetooth connection simply can't support the controls and high quality sound at the same time.
This newer version of the Xbox One Wireless controller is a great accessory, which takes everything that made the original controller already great, and improves on pretty much everything besides the still present AA batteries. It does not require an upgrade if you already own a wireless Xbox controller, but Bluetooth functionality when using with Windows 10 is a very welcome feature. The buttons are responsive and sticks have a nice rubberized surface. In general, the entire controller feels outstanding when playing games. If you're looking to get a controller for your computer or are coming off from the Xbox 360 one, then I would recommend this. Its a really nice controller and perfect for easy wireless connection with Windows.
Reviewed in Canada on August 29, 2016
The revised Xbox One Wireless controller is a really excellent device. It is a giant improvement for someone who would be using a 360 controller, but also stands out from the previous versions on the Xbox one. You don't have to buy this controller if you already own one, although it would be a great option if you're looking to get a second one. But, primarily, Windows 10 users greatly benefit from this controller, as it doesn't need an external dongle to run. Though provided it needs a Bluetooth stick or built-in feature on a motherboard to be used, the controller has certain limitations versus the standard wireless controller that already comes with its own dongle. Nevertheless, it is an improvement.
From the very beginning, the controller feels high quality. The packaging is very nice, with the controller placed right in the middle of it, and present in the packaging are the user manual, a warranty card and a set of 2 AA batteries. Now this is where I have the biggest issue with the controller. At the current year of 2016, I imagine very few use batteries anymore and I was seriously disappointed that Microsoft can't move on to get a built-in lithium ion battery into their controllers. This is my personal preference, but either way has its benefits and disadvantages. For one, AA batteries are much higher capacity relative to a built-in battery, provided the empty space for that is rather small and at least won't die out very quickly. I would recommend getting rechargeable batteries for the controller so you don't have to buy new ones every now and then. You can still use this as a wired controller, although a cable doesn't come with it.
The controller looks really nice. Most Xbox One controllers do, but the white option really stands out, despite the endless available special editions. The controller's surface is very nice rubber plastic, which allows for a great level of grip when using it. The button layout hasn't been changed relative to the previous versions of the product, but an improved material quality is definitely welcome here. Whereas on the previous controller the plastic surface starts to feel slippery after using it for a while, here the rubberized grip makes that negligible.
The buttons have been polished up as well. They feel very snappy but are also soft to touch at the very same time. The triggers and shoulder buttons are very snappy, but don't have a clicking sound for those who prefer that. Instead, they are very soft and silent, which makes the experience more enjoyable and no responsiveness is lost in that. The other buttons and the D-Pad feel mostly the same as in the previous controller version, although some keys feel to be more ergonomic. The back and start buttons are smaller and the D-Pad is a little more fitted deeper into the controller's body. The sticks are rubberized and feel snappy as well. Using these as buttons to perform an in-game action feels satisfying as they press very easily into the controller, with a smooth feel. I really appreciated the difference between this and a 360 wired controller I have been using with my computer, but this controller has had some nice touches to make it a better experience even when compared to a regular Xbox One wireless controller. Looking in between the hand grips, there is a 3.5 mm audio jack and Xbox's type of adapter for external features. I am pleased to say that the controller is perfect for use with earbuds and won't require buying an additional adapter to plug in a headset.
The major addition to the controller is no doubt Bluetooth connectivity through Windows 10. Using a system like this, I can't say for sure if this could possibly work in Windows 7, but as far as I am aware, it wouldn't work on anything below Windows 10. Bluetooth functionality is a big deal because many would prefer to use a wireless controller over dealing with any wires or depending on the cable's length. The controller is easy to pair provided you have Bluetooth functionality in your computer, whether that comes through an external adapter or a built-in motherboard feature, simply power it on and the Xbox logo button will start slowly flashing, then one needs to press pairing button at the top of the controller in between the trigger buttons. The Xbox logo would flash faster after that point, and the controller becomes visible in the Bluetooth devices. Alternatively, you can also just use the controller with a cable, but there isn't one included, which may require additional driver installation. With Bluetooth, it simply works just like any device you pair. Once remembered, it connects automatically.
The only real downside I can point out about the controller is in its audio experience. Some like to play games in headphones, and the included audio port would be perfect for it, if the connection actually permitted that. While the sound quality is not entirely awful, it sounds muffled and less clear than it would if plugging headphones into a device. Don't expect the 3.5 mm audio port to provide much sound clarity, which is quite disappointing to see. Bluetooth connection simply can't support the controls and high quality sound at the same time.
This newer version of the Xbox One Wireless controller is a great accessory, which takes everything that made the original controller already great, and improves on pretty much everything besides the still present AA batteries. It does not require an upgrade if you already own a wireless Xbox controller, but Bluetooth functionality when using with Windows 10 is a very welcome feature. The buttons are responsive and sticks have a nice rubberized surface. In general, the entire controller feels outstanding when playing games. If you're looking to get a controller for your computer or are coming off from the Xbox 360 one, then I would recommend this. Its a really nice controller and perfect for easy wireless connection with Windows.