Highlights
Experience the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 featuring adjustable-tension thumbsticks, wrap-around rubberized grip, and shorter hair trigger locks.
Specifications
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Description
Experience the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 featuring adjustable-tension thumbsticks, wrap-around rubberized grip, and shorter hair trigger locks. Experience limitless customization with interchangeable components and exclusive button mapping options in the Xbox Accessories app.
I really like the
I really like the feel of this console and how expensive it dfeels! But one of the controllers was a bit tight? Idk if thats how I would describe it but it wasnt as smooth as my other controllers. i bought mine during black friday sale so it was a steal, but maybe I should use it more to make it smooth? Idk let me know your suggestions!
This controller is one
This controller is one of the best. Absolutely love being able to " customize " to my standards and preferences. All Xbox controllers seem a little big for my hands but I wouldn't trade it for anything. Amazing product
Little spendy for these
Little spendy for these controllers but they are well worth getting if into alot of gaming. You can personalize how it fits you! Such as you can replace the controls to shorter or higher and control the sensitivity of the buttons and more! They are also rechargeable. Microsoft® Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2
Slightly disappointed with this
Slightly disappointed with this remote I have to admit. The battery lasts a long time. However the one complaint that I have that is very trouble some especially with pets is the buttons that are removable are not my favorite. It falls off from time to time without me even noticing. I lost many of those pieces and I don’t even know how.
Why are there shortages in the Xbox series X?
One of the reasons for Xbox Series X and Series S stock shortages is due to scalpers snapping up large amounts of next-gen consoles in one big sweep and then selling them for extortionate prices ; we’re taking thousands of dollars for a $499 games console.
How much does the Xbox series X cost?
Xbox Series X: $499 @ Amazon. The Xbox Series X is Microsoft's new flagship console. It features 12 teraflops of graphics power, 16GB of RAM, 1TB SSD, and Blu-ray drive. It runs games at 4K resolution and 60 frames per second with a max of 8K at 120 fps.
Is the Xbox series X restocking going to be a comeback?
New Xbox Series X restock is bound to make a comeback this week. The week started with a bang, thanks to Monday's Walmart Black Friday deals event, which offered Xbox Series X restock to Walmart Plus members. In addition, invite-on ly restocks are going out from Microsoft .
Does Walmart have Xbox series X?
Walmart, however, is long overdue a console drop and could be the next retailer with Xbox Series X restock. The Xbox Series X is Microsoft's new flagship console. It features 12 teraflops of graphics power, 16GB of RAM, 1TB SSD, and Blu-ray drive.
Did CrepChiefNotify cancel the Xbox series X?
VGC reported that a now infamous PS5 scalper group going by the name of CrepChiefNotify managed to snap up 1,000 Xbox Series X consoles as soon as they became available at U.K. retailer Very. But in a twist of fate, Very cancelled 1,000 Xbox Series X pre-orders, somewhat torpedoing the efforts of the scalpers.
Is the Xbox series X backwards compatible?
There's a good reason Microsoft's new consoles are flying off shelves. In our Xbox Series X review, we gave the new system major props for its blistering performance, zippy load times and comprehensive backwards compatibility with every generation of Xbox. And as we noted in our Xbox Series S review, the cheaper next-gen Xbox still delivers many of the same great features for those with 1080p TVs.
Is there a series X deal?
Xbox Series X deals. Unfortunately, there are no Xbox Series X deals to report on at the moment. Demand for Microsoft's console is so high — and supply so low — that retailers simply have no incentive to offer Xbox Series X deals.
