PowerA Wired Controller For Xbox Series X & S, Xbox One, PC, Windows 10 & 11, Dual Rumble Motors, Detachable 10ft USB Cable, 3.5mm Stereo Headset Jack, Official: White

Key Features

• Officially Licensed - for Xbox Series X|S and works on Xbox One and Windows 10/11
• Dual Rumble Motors - Take your gaming experience to the next level, providing tactile feedback and sensations that bring your virtual worlds to life
• Immersive Impulse Triggers – provides haptic feedback sensations using built-in motors so you can feel the action of the game
• Extra Long USB-C Cable - Provides you with 10 ft. of distance for more comfort and flexibility than shorter cables
• Headset Compatible – Plug in your favorite 3.5 mm headset through the stereo headset jack

About This Product

The PowerA Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S offers the core features you need for gaming, and is compatible with Series X|S and Xbox One consoles. This officially licensed Xbox controller features an intuitive button layout, dual rumble motors and a 3.5mm stereo headset jack to enhance your gaming experience. Wired Controller, 8ft USB Cable, User Guide

Product Details

Brand

PowerA

Manufacturer

PowerA

ASIN

B08F436VBJ

Customer Reviews Summary

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.