Xbox Wireless Adapter has become hard to find at costĪlternatively: For a cheaper Xbox-oriented alternative that's wired only, consider the £50/ $50 Turtle Beach Recon.Eats AA batteries by default, with a rechargeable battery sold separately.Available in a range of colours and styles.Low-latency 2.4GHz wireless connection plus Bluetooth.Unparalleled support in PC games, without requiring third-party software.

In addition, most PCs don't support Microsoft's low-latency 2.4GHz wireless out of the box, requiring a £55 adapter bundle or $35 adapter. Rather than charging via a USB cable, the Xbox Series controller takes AA batteries, requiring a £20/ $25 Play and Charge Kit to support USB recharging. However, the controller does have its downsides. The Microsoft controller is also well-made, with responsive triggers and a large, comfortable shape. This Xbox Series-era controller works well out of the box with the widest range of PC titles, offers wired, Bluetooth or 2.4GHz wireless connectivity and is available in a range of colours at a reasonable price. The best PC controller for most people is the £45/ $49 Xbox Wireless Controller. Watch on YouTube Tom's video on the DualSense Edge also shows off some fun custom controllers for PC from the likes of Scuf, MegaModz and HexGaming.īest PC controller: Xbox Wireless Controller

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