However, despite being a wireless Bluetooth controller, it connects to Xbox consoles via a wired connection. Wireless mode only works for PCs via a 2.4G adapter and Bluetooth for smartphones and ...

Granted, you can make your own bespoke Cipher gamepad in the Xbox Design Lab, though admittedly, the see-through colorways ...

Welcome to our comprehensive guide to the best Xbox controllers, fully updated and ready for the 2025 gaming season. This year is packed with releases and you may well need a new Xbox controller.

Shopping for the best Xbox One controllers might be a clever way to get yourself a non-pricey gamepad for Xbox Series X or PC. A lot of these, if you can find them in stores, will sport cheaper ...

However, an Xbox controller with Bluetooth, providing your PC has Bluetooth, will work just as well, too. Can I Use a PS5 Controller on PC? Yes! The PS5 DualSense controller works wirelessly and ...

But given proper non-Android Bluetooth support is pretty common for peripherals these days, and given pretty much everyone finds Xbox controller designs comfortable but not everyone finds Switch ...

Like the standard edition, the controller can be connected to any compatible device via Xbox Wireless or Bluetooth, making it a versatile piece of hardware. Players in need of a dose of nostalgia ...

That’s where the Xbox Core Wireless Controller is so useful ... life is convenient while it connects via Xbox Wireless and Bluetooth so you can use it with your PC, phone or tablet too.

PowerA's flashy, light-infused alternative Fusion Pro Wireless certainly looks the part, but it isn’t quite a pro controller. Still, it's got plenty to offer.

GameSir's Cyclone 2 is a multiplatform controller that connects to a PC, Android, iOS, or the Nintendo Switch via Bluetooth, 2.4G, or a USB cable. It has a similar shape to an Xbox controller and ...

Sure, you could always mount your phone to an Xbox or PlayStation controller, but this is hardly the most elegant solution — especially if you're playing on public transport. Thankfully ...