Xbox Wireless Controller - Shock Blue

Using the controller on a PC is a breeze. Although the Bluetooth feature does not function properly out of the box, Steam does support it. There are a few steps you'll have to take to make that work. I. 1. The Xbox Accessory App can be downloaded from the Microsoft Store. The controller should be connected with a USB cable * C cable 3. The controller needs to be updated
4. You must pair your Bluetooth devices with Windows 5 to do so. You should be able to access Steam as an Xbox Series X/One controller once it has been started. This is 5(a). It's already paired (like me) if you did these steps before. Start by following steps 1 through 5 3. Then go to Bluetooth devices in order to remove the device and make repairs. You should be able to use it immediately afterwards. -Build -Build This controller has a nice texture on the back and on the triggers as well as a very sturdy build. Xbox 360 controllers are pretty much the same size as the previous generation. Imagining a battery Having just received it, I can't really comment on your battery life, but it is likely that most of you will have some sort of rechargeable power source. **Bridge **Bridge Wireless Since pairing it, i haven't experienced any issues with it, and my other wireless peripherals haven't encountered any interference. There seems to be plenty of range, as I am about 15 feet away from my desktop and TV. I think this controller is much better than the one I have on my PS4. works well with Windows 10 as one would expect, and the buttons are automatically mapped once set up with Steam.

Jeremias Bernard

| Jul 19, 2020

It's no longer necessary for you to install the Xbox accessories app on your PC. You can simply turn on your Xbox controller and hit the Bluetooth button on the controller so your PC can see Once all of this is done, go to your blue tooth settings in windows and add it as a new blutooth device. I have checked to make sure all the buttons work using the Xbox accessories app and they are all working fine. Having played Yakuza 0 and Ghostrunner with it so far, I have not encountered any issues. When you don't have batteries to power the controller, a USB cable can be used instead It is nice to have a C cable.

Hailey Hart

| Jul 24, 2020

The new 'Shock Blue' Xbox controller that came out in conjunction with Xbox Series X/S is the subject of this review. I love the blue and white color combination from an aesthetic standpoint. I really like how this controller looks. In reality, you won't even look at it once you start gaming, so you don't have to worry about it. Despite the fact that Xbox controllers haven't changed much since the Xbox 360, they are still being used today. In contrast, they have gone through minor iterative improvements, and that has not changed. In terms of appearance and functionality, this new controller is almost the same as the Xbox One controller, except for the addition of a new Share button in the middle and the change from micro to standard buttons A USB cable connects to a USB host The three are still there. This headset is powered by AA batteries and is a 5mm headset jack with accessory port for keypads and older headsets. In terms of feel, the main differences are that the controller itself feels different and that the D-pad feels different All buttons and triggers now have a textured feel which extends to the bumpers and textured feel. Now, the bumpers have a matte finish instead of the glossy finish that used to be present. I urge you to use the D-type font Although the controller is like the one from the Xbox 360, it feels tighter and clickier than the Xbox 360 version and doesn't wobble like other controllers. The paddle is similar to the D-shaped paddle If you've seen the Elite Series 2, you know that it has a touch pad. feels a little bit smaller in the hand, as well. It's just a smidge smaller than I remember, but I sense something about it that is different from the old controller. By using the Share button, gamers can also save clips of gameplay and other things, since it saves them without having to press the Xbox button again and move manually It works with the Xbox One, Xbox One S, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S, as well as on the PC and Bluetooth Thus, it can be used in a variety of ways. From the moment I got it, it worked like a charm and I got accustomed to it right away, coming from an Xbox One controller. The difference is barely noticeable, so when I say I adjusted to it, I really mean I simply switched to it and that was it. As a fan of the Xbox controller, I am a big fan of the Xbox. My experience is that it is very good. I have not yet experienced the PS5's haptics, but I am looking forward to it. A battery that lasts a long time and doesn't require aging internal batteries is fine for me. AA batteries don't bother me at all. In light of this, if you have had issues with Xbox controllers in the past, this one will not change them.

London Wolfe

| Apr 07, 2021

The wireless controller running on batteries was a pleasant surprise since I didn't expect it for the price. It was my expectation that a charging cable would be included. This is something that comes with PS4 controllers, especially at this price point. Sorry, I'm a little ignorant. I thought Xbox was from Microsoft, and Windows 10 was from Microsoft. Isn't it true that we should play nicely together? Not at all. With regards to games that support the Xbox controller, it paired with no problem but didn't work for any. Please let me know if you find an affordable USB stick Maybe if you plug in a USB C cable then it will work, but I question it. This controller is also much heavier than the PS4 controller even without the batteries. took the path of convenience, and purchased a third party cheapo at a slightly lower price.

Seth Pratt

| Apr 23, 2021

So it's not a big deal, just a minor revision to the Xbox family of controllers. A pleasant texture covers the grips, and most of the controls feel good as well. It would have been better if there was a built-in battery, but the battery life seems much better with the There is one very small complaint that I have regarding the The problem is that it is very loud even though it works well. In addition, if you're purchasing this for a PC, please note that the setup process initially caused me a great deal of frustration with the PC. The controller had to be upgraded (no cable included), and I needed to update Windows, but I was initially unable to install the newest version due to SSD compatibility issues. I have reported that my Bluetooth adapter, which I had used in the past with Switch Pro and DS4 controllers, had died. The controller was made to work by replacing the adapter and installing updates everywhere.

Owen Durham

| Feb 17, 2021