Microsoft Wireless Controller - (Bulk Packaging) Night Ops Camo Special Edition
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Yes, it is.
Currently, iOS supports Bluetooth Xbox One controllers, Xbox Wireless Controllers included with Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox Elite Wireless Controllers.
It didn't have a cord and only took two AA batteries to operate.
Selected User Reviews For Microsoft Wireless Controller - (Bulk Packaging) Night Ops Camo Special Edition
This is a remote I bought. It arrived broken, with the movement button jammed, causing it to move two spaces instead of one. I returned it and asked for a replacement. The replacement is also defective, but this time it's the headphone jack rather than the button that's broken. This is the first and only time I've ever had these problems with a controller. A refund has been requested for the replacement controller as well.
However, this is the first time I've ever purchased one in bulk packaging. Maybe it's just a coincidence, but at $50-$100, it's a pretty good bet. The cost of a single shot is $80. I'll continue to purchase store-bought packages. The issue is: br>br> Everything appeared to be in order when I received the controller. Clean and without signs of wear, packaged in bubble wrap. When I attempted to pair the controller with the Xbox, I encountered a problem. It would connect for about 2 or 3 minutes before losing pairing and forcing you to repeat the process. It used to be that all I had to do was remove the battery, replace it, and connect. By day three, however, a wired connection was the only option. I didn't pay for the wired controller, so I returned it (at my expense, thanks to Action Tech) and will probably never buy another bulk packaged item.
The controller was broken and unusable when it arrived (the right trigger button had been removed completely). I'm not sure how this happened during shipping; I'm pretty sure it was already broken. This product has made me extremely unhappy. br>br>Update: This product has made me extremely unhappy. br>br> I exchanged the broken one for a new one after realizing the price was too good to pass up. Fortunately, the second controller arrived undamaged and functions exactly like the original.
Unfortunately, as nice as the controller is, it's not enough to make up for the 3. When I first tried to use the 5mm headset jack, it didn't work. I was worried it was because of my headset, but I tried it on a few other perfectly working controllers and it worked fine, implying that the controller's headset input jack had failed. This is a huge letdown. A new controller that is still sealed in the box and fails after the first use would normally be considered returnable, but when I tried to return it, I discovered it was not returnable. I'm trying to keep my fingers crossed that the seller will follow through on this one because things have been particularly difficult lately, and the only way I can communicate with my brothers and best friend is through xbox. It's useless if no one can hear you because your brand-new controller isn't working.
Following my previous controllers' terrible stick drift issue, I figured I'd get one more and call it a day. I didn't drop it 7 inches from the ground and it broke, so it wasn't stick drift. It's as if the buttons have become stuck and are unable to be used. This occurred while seated on a soft carpet. These controllers are dirt cheap when compared to controllers like the Switch Pro, which I've been using for four years and have never had a problem with.
This Xbox controller was given to me as a birthday present, and it was in excellent condition, just like the Xbox One S Minecraft Limited Edition bundle. It's easy to set up this controller. Simply insert batteries into the controller and connect it to your Xbox or Windows PC. This Xbox controller is 100% highly recommended by 100% me.
It worked perfectly as soon as it arrived. I used to play it every day with no problems, but I started having connectivity issues two days ago, where none of the buttons would register unless I removed the battery and replaced it. Even that now has a 50/50 chance of being reset as of yesterday. I tried resyncing it with the Xbox, but that had no effect; only the battery replacement did. In the last two days, I've also noticed phantom button presses, most notably hitting A or B at random. This is the first time I've ever had a faulty controller, so it's a bummer. This was supposed to be my stand-in for a controller that had drifted. I would have given this a five-star rating if it had been released a week ago. Now, unless you get a warranty, I wouldn't waste my money.
Because this is an older generation console, I was expecting it to have the same guts as the one that came with my Xbone - However, it does not appear to be as tight or as simple to find up and down on. It continues to function properly. It's versatile enough to be used for a variety of purposes. There isn't anything that necessitates extreme precision.