The PowerA Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S offers the
essential features you need for gaming on Xbox. Licensed by Xbox,
this controller features Dual Rumble Motors and Immersive Impulse
Triggers to bring your virtual worlds to life. With a lightweight
and ergonomic design, precision-tuned analog sticks,
anti-friction rings, and an included extra-long 10 ft. USB-C
cable, you can sit back and enjoy gaming comfortably for multiple
hours. Enjoy minimal input-lag with a wired connection and
eliminate the need to charge batteries. This controller also has
a 3.5 mm headset jack to plug in your favorite wired headset and
works great on Windows 10/11. Play in confidence with a 2-year
limited warranty.
Review: Solid good quality controller - Been using this for 10
months and has worked very well for all games. It looks almost
like an official xbox controller. Very solid to use and does not
feel cheap. The X button does not light up, but there's an LED
just below it that does. There are a few minor issues with it.
The left and right bumpers are extremely sensitive, where only a
slight tap the controller sets them off. Sometimes just resting
your finger on them causes it to register. It's not really a bad
thing, better overly sensitive than not at all. More recently
I've started to notice a slight stick drift and your character
will start moving slowly on its own. But moving the sticks a bit
seems to fix it. Other than that it works very well on PC, and
generally have had no problems. I think this would be much better
if it had its own wired in wire, rather than use a removable one,
as different cables have different results. You can connect it
using any standard USB-C charging cable (for like your phone),
but I think it would just be better having a built in wire.
Otherwise this gives a wrong impression that its wireless. The
controller has no battery and cannot be used wirelessly. This
would be so much better if it had both options, to connect either
wirelessly/bluetooth to a computer, or use as wired (that would
make more sense for this to have a removable cable). This however
does not seem to work on my old Xbox 360 console, it just will
not power up the controller (or vice-versa). I don't have another
console to try it on though. But if you're looking for a
controller for your PC, I would recommend this, I really haven't
had any control issues, and works just like you'd expect it to.
Even has dual rumble.
Review: Best officially branded controller for the price! - For
only £20 this is definitely the best Xbox controller on the
market in the budget price range. I was a bit worried about the
white and grey because in the pictures I couldn’t tell if it was
going to look a bit cheap, but I was pleasantly surprised as it
doesn’t look too bad. It is wide but that’s not really a big deal
because the cable is quite long. I think it’s 2 m but it is good
quality. This is my 3rd PowerA budget controller, and they’ve all
been great, I’ve never had any problems with connectivity or
stick drift or anything. I never worked great for years. The only
complaint which I do have is that the left and right shoulder
buttons aren’t clicky and don’t feel like they have enough depth
to them, but they still work perfectly fine! It’s also nice that
it’s got the actual Xbox logo on it compared to some of the other
cheap controllers. There is a desktop piece of software for it,
but you can’t do anything with it apart from check the inputs
from the controller so there’s not really a use for it, and I
wouldn’t bother downloading it, but still it’s just a good cheap
controller.
