PowerA - Fusion Pro Wired Controller for Xbox One - White-B
User rating, 4.4 out of 5 stars with 720 reviews.
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Description
Features
• Mappable Pro Pack – Map buttons to the rear paddles on-the-fly without letting go of the thumbsticks
• Three-way trigger locks – Adjust for shorter trigger response and faster action
• ALPS analog thumbsticks – Maintain firm control and switch from short to tall
• Anti-friction rings – Enjoy smoother thumbstick motions with minimal drag or friction
• Magnetic impulse triggers – Experience enhanced precision feedback for more immersive gameplay
• Metallic accents – Stand out from the rest with eye-catching details and style
• 3.5mm audio jack – Get crystal-clear game audio when paired with any wired headphones
• Dual rumble motors – Immerse yourself in the game world with responsive rumble feedback
• Injected rubber grips – Play comfortably for hours and maintain a solid grip throughout
• Custom protective case - fits controller, cable, and accessories
What's Included
- 9.8ft (3m) USB Cable
- Case
- Controller
- Extra parts
- FUSION Pro Wired
- Pro Pack
- User Guide
Key Specs
- WirelessNo
- Compatible Platform(s)Xbox One, Xbox Series X
General
- Product NameFusion Pro Wired Controller for Xbox One
- BrandPowerA
- Model Number1514146-02
- ColorWhite-B
- Color CategoryWhite
Feature
- Headset JackYes
- Rumble VibrationYes
- Analog JoysticksYes
- Button MappingYes
- IlluminationNo
- Share ButtonNo
Connectivity
- WirelessNo
Dimension
- Product Height2.4 inches
- Product Width4.33 inches
- Product Length6.26 inches
- Product Weight0.8 pounds
- Cord Length120 inches
Compatibility
- Compatible Platform(s)Xbox One, Xbox Series X
Warranty
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts2
- Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor2
Other
- UPC617885021961
Customer rating
Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars with 720 reviews
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Quality5 out of 5Value4 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Pros mentioned:Gaming experience, ResponsiveCons mentioned:Audio, Stick, TriggerRating 4 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Great alternative to the Elite Series 1 controller
|Posted .Owned for 2 weeks when reviewed.Features
Quality5 out of 5Value4 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Pros mentioned:Gaming experience, ResponsiveCons mentioned:Audio, Stick, TriggerThis will be an in-depth review of the Fusion Pro in comparison to the Elite Series 2. I used the Fusion Pro for about 2 weeks. (I never had the series 1 elite, so I can't compare to that, but I would honestly say that the Fusion Pro competes directly with the Elite s1 and not the s2 in terms of features and customization). As for the Fusion Pro. I can honestly say that @ $80, you are getting a premium feeling product, as far as 3rd party controllers go. Right out of the box, you are greeted with this big carrying case. I like the material it is made out of compared to the Elite case. You get a nice weight to the controller. Almost as, if not as heavy as the elite s2. -The feel and texture of the controller is nice. (feels almost similar to the PowerA Enhanced controller). So if you held any PowerA controller before, then the shape is not very different from that. Nice soft finish in the front and a textured grip on the back, though doesn't feel as grippy as the elite s2. -The sticks are made of qulality plastic and I wish it came with more swappable sticks. The ones with extra height are not that tall. They do add height for better precision, but if you were expecting to get kontrol freek height, then you will be disappointed. Kontrol freeks somewhat fit. I had plenty of times where the kontrol freeks came off the stick during heated battles in Apex. I guess to fix this problem, the stock xbox one controller sticks do fit on the Fusion pro since they are the same shape and have the same oval shape hole on the bottom (I tried it myself). Swapping the sticks and tension rings are not as easy as the elite controller, but easy enough. Just don't try to do it in minimal lighting. -Stick tension is tighter than the stock xbox one controller. Feels more like the tension you get on the xbox 360 controller. (if you want to compare it to the elite s2 tension, then it will be like if the s2 was set to the first tension setting). The tension rings do a great job making the sticks feel smooth, just like on the s2. -D Pad is clicky, but not as clicky as the elite s2, but is responsive. -Buttons are the same, not as clicky, but responsive as well. Never got stuck. -Bumpers sat a little higher than the elite s2, but was still comfy during gaming. -Triggers were responsive and had no problems with it. -As for the trigger stops, they do work as intended, BUT the setting difference between T1 (full press) and T2 (Half press) is very minimal and can't really tell the difference. I don't really see a use for having half press on any trigger stop. People either want full press or very minimal press. The T3 stop honestly feels like the half press when compared to the elite s2. That was one of the cons I had with this controller. I wish they did a better job of making T1 and T2 feel different and T3 having a very short press like on the elite s2 (where it becomes more like a button than a trigger, that's how minimal it is on the elite). -The paddles are very clicky and are easy to press and work as intended. They are pretty long especially the bottom paddles (from the pics, the bottom paddles are visible in comparison to the elite s2. I think the placement of the paddles compares more to the elite s1, just because of their lengnth. Accidental presses with the top two paddles will be rare or will not happen at all, but my experience with the two bottom paddles, accidental presses will happen. I'm what you call a "gripper" when holding the controller (using my ring and pinky fingers to hold the controller). So when I had the bottom paddles on, I couldn't hold the controller like I wanted, so I only played with two paddles. Mapping them to any button is easy and can be done while in-game which is nice. You cannot use the xbox controller app to remap/unmap the buttons and paddles. Another con, I wish PowerA sold the mappable pro pack seperately on their site. So in case you need extra paddles or need a replacement pro pack, you can just buy that seperately. On a side note, to combat the problem of long bottom paddles, I would have bought an extra pro pack and used the top paddles as bottom paddles. That way I can hold the controller comfortably w/o having accidental presses. -Removing and putting paddles back on was not hard, but not as easy as one would like. If you can see on picture 6 (where the paddles are off the pro pack), the pro pack has white markings where you would put the paddles back. Since the pro pack is plastic and the paddles are metal, the repeated on and off of the paddles will bend the plastic surrounding the holes. So be careful when putting them back on. -The included USB cable (mirco usb, wish they went with type-c), has a locking mechanism when plugged into the controller. I found it very hard to remove once in there. Had to really squeeze the side release buttons to get it off. This could either be a good thing or a bad thing, depends on how you see it. I always unplugged my controller after use, so the difficulty of removing the USB cable was a con for me. I just used the USB cable that came with my old PowerA Enhanced controller. -3.5mm headphone jack gave me no problems after I updated the firmware. Volume was loud coming out of my headset, mic was clear to others. To me, was the PowerA Fusion Pro worth $80? I would say yes IF I didn't have my modded xbox controller. What I mean modded is that I had the Collective Minds Mod pack (which made my controller wired and gave me 2 paddles in the back), and 3rd party trigger stops (which was mediocre @ best). Since I only used two paddles on the Fusion Pro, I felt like I already had the same features I was using in my modded xbox controller except the Fusion Pro had better build quality, tension rings, and somewhat better trigger stops. I did end up returning the Fusion Pro and kept my Elite s2. Now for others who are just coming from a stock xbox controller, I say YES, the Fusion Pro is worth the $80 if you don't want to shell out $100+ for the elite s1 (that's probably out of warranty and is used). I don't want to say Elite s2 because like I said before, IMO the Fusion Pro competes more with the Elite s1 in terms of features and design.
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Good Quality
|Posted .Owned for 1 week when reviewed.Features
Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Bought this controller after I returned the 4th xbox contorller. Wanted to see if this one last me more than a month or two. The quality is good it's heavy as the elite controller the joy sticks are the same if not a tad stiffer than the oem xbox controller. We'll see after a few weeks or months. Programming the back triggers are fast and easy you can do it on the fly takes less than 5 seconds each button to map. A lot of people might not like it since its wired but I prefer wired over wireless.
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Great controller
|Posted .Owned for 1 month when reviewed.Features
Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Originally was going to get a regular Xbox controller and seen this for a few more dollars, decided to give it a try and glad I did!
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Very good quality. Headset works well with it and buttons click very nice.
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5pro gaming controller betterr that elite controller 100%
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Set controller ever
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5I love this controller. It is my go to zombie killer. My boyfriend and I both have these controllers.
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Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Pros mentioned:Gaming experience, Price, ResponsiveRating 5 out of 5 stars with 1 review
Works perfect!
|Posted .Owned for less than 1 week when reviewed.Features
Quality5 out of 5Value5 out of 5Ease of Use5 out of 5Pros mentioned:Gaming experience, Price, ResponsiveI wanted to upgrade from my basic xbox controller w/ rechargeable batteries, so after doing research between PowerA Fusion pro vs elite series 2, I decided to go with PowerA. The most important reason why i chose this, is b/c its half the cost! The second reasoning is I don't have to worry about battery life anymore! PowerA practically has the same functionality with the elite series 2 but with some minor differences. If you're currently trying to decide between the two which is best for you, search on youtube. There are plenty of reviews in comparing the two together. For me, I didn't care for the wireless feature since I play and sit in front of my 24in gaming monitor. So being wired and not worrying about swapping or charging battery, it made more sense to have this instead. I no longer have to worry about battery dying during game play. For gaming I primarily play COD Modern Warfare, this is my first time having a controller with paddles so it takes time to getting use. Instead of using all 4 paddles, I'm currently only using the 2 smaller paddles. And the reason why, the bigger paddles get in my way while holding the controller naturally due to having adult size hands (might be comfortable for younger kids). I've only had it for about a week and I'm still adjusting to muscle memory to use those paddles. I must say though, using the two smaller paddles made it super convenient during gaming. The other controller features that I do appreciate is swappable thumbsticks and the 3-way trigger lock adjustment for L/R triggers. It helped provide a more accurate aiming and faster response press to shoot my enemies down. The only CON I have about having this white controller (even though its nicer looking IMO compared to black one) is that that joystick thumb started to change to a bronze color, probably due to the natural oils from the fingers. I don't eat finger foods while I play cause thats just filthy and gross hahaha. Aside from that one CON, everything else about the controller is great and is definitely worth buying over the elite series. I've read many complaints from other gamers who has/had elite controllers so I didn't want to bother with those problems in the furture, along with the expensive price tag! So if you play in close range of your tv/monitor, I would suggest getting this wired controller. Don't have to consider buying regular/rechargeable batteries (extra expenses) or wait for the controller to charge whenever you want to play. On side note, my 14 y.o nephew has the elite series 2 and their were times he couldn't play b/c his battery died and had to wait to charge a bit. Now he's having some other issues with it. Hearing his complaint about the controller and what I've heard from other users is what also made me decide to go with PowerA controller!
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Broke in 2 months
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Quality1 out of 5Value1 out of 5Ease of Use3 out of 5So got this for my son on October 16 and today on January 1 the trigger broke. He was in love with the control in till this and now what!? Guess i have to see what powerA is going to do.
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Quality1 out of 5Value1 out of 5Ease of Use3 out of 5No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Q: Questionneed a good pc controler was wondering if this one will be good to use on pc
Asked by joe.
- A:Answer Works great with Windows 10
Answered by twc004
Q: QuestionHow long is the cable? Also i heard it is better to have a wired controller rather than wireless for latency. So is this controller capable of playing video games while being hooked up to a wire and being wireless also?
Asked by Chelle.
- A:Answer I believe the cable is about 10 ft, its thick and braided as well, I like it. As for the wired vs wireless, I think wired is still faster as far as controllers go, but probably not by much, also this controller has No wireless, is wired only.
Answered by Jampe
Q: QuestionI heard when you are using a wired headset the microphone cuts in and out. Is this true?
Asked by Cade.
- A:Answer I believe the first batch required an easy firmware update for the mic which can be found on their website. But that was months ago.
Answered by Ghost
Q: QuestionDoes this controller work on the Xbox Series X?
Asked by Shade.
- A:Answer Yes it does, you just have to leave the cord plugged in. But the cord is super long and makes it easier to sit back far and still play.
Answered by rhenryjr91
Q: QuestionHow has this controller held up for you guys
Asked by Kelly.
- A:Answer Minor signs of wear and tear, I play call of duty competitively and have used the controller for over 100 hours, great shape broke in well
Answered by Alex
Q: QuestionHow are the thumb sticks? Do they have good grip or the sleek, slippery kind? Are Kontrol Freeks compatible? I prefer domed for FPS’ and looks like only one dome...
Asked by Corey.
- A:Answer it comes with 4 thumb sticks. One is a tall upward rounded dome style and is smooth and the other 3 are inward concaved versions that have a grip kind of design around the rim. If your familier with the inner workings of most controllers (except for the elite series) they all usually have plastic thumb sticks that literaly just slide on and off of a post thats perminantly part of the analog mechanics that are sodered into the motherboard piece that runs the controllers ( the elite actually have a different set up so that they're not only stronger and wont get a worn out riggid groove around the neck by rubbing the rim on the controller shell, but theyre also magnetic and makes it the easiest way to switch them out). Unfortunatly the one thing I wish they did differently to avoid the damage of wear and tear was to add these metal smooth rings that go in the holes that the thumbsticks go through. They help prevent the scrapping damage that can be caused on the plastic sticks instead of making the thunb sticks metal. They do give you an extra set that you can swith out if you dont prefer the grey style rings thst come with the black version or the bronze copper color that come with the white best buy exclusive version. They both come with replacable xbox green colors if you prefer that instead. I know the copper/ white design might seem weird or ugly but iys actually the coolest design in my opinion and by a looks only comparison its pretty unique. Ive never seen another that looks like it. I was sure I wouldnt like it so I planned on it being white with the xbox green trim amd the xbox green control freak covers to round out the whole look. I have an original elite controller and my thought was that I could replace the plastic thumb sticks in the power a with the metal ones. They do fit pefectly onto the posts and would have been great but to my dismay the controllers are set up to differently to work. With the xbox elite you have to actually unscrew the face plate to take it off. Then you can switch out the metal sticks easily because theyre magnetic. The power a profusion controller has its face plate set up to be magnetic with actual thumb sticks being the same kind theyve always been. In fact you can use old thumb sticks om the powera if you want to. The problem is that the magnetic under rim of the metal sticks are flat and they dont have a rounded gap under them and so the magnetic piece is actually in the way on the PowerA. it prevents them from turning its full rotation. Oh and by the way, in case anyones interested. The PowerA ProFusion works perfectly with PC as well. Also you can find a bunch of different kits online that come with alot of different interchangable pieces and tools to fix or just feel better to the touch. Plus with how the face plate is designed its set up so you could actually paint it whatever color or design you want with almost zero prep what so ever. Just take the rings out of the thumb stick holes and you could design paint or even swith a white faceplate with a black one and try to design yours in a personal way .
Answered by MrBiGGxDeal
Q: QuestionIf your finger is on the RT button and slide to the LB button would you finger get stuck in between? Or do you have to pick your finger up and love it to the RB button than press it?
Asked by Sancho.
- A:Answer Transition is great. Trigger is .25 inch recessed. Also lower edge of button is beveled. I can play both buttons with one finger most of the time.
Answered by Doulac
Q: QuestionIf you have experienced audio feedback when using a corded headphone with this controller, how did you fix it? The feedback is a buzzing sound.
Asked by mottmott.
- A:Answer I haven’t I think it sounds better than my elite controller
Answered by Gregbadwolf