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Name: Microsoft - Limited Edition Xbox Wireless Controller for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PCs, and Cloud-Enabled Devices - DOOM: The Dark Ages
Brand: Microsoft
SKU: 6625566
Price: 79.99 USD
Rating: 4.7 (33315 reviews)

Microsoft - Limited Edition Xbox Wireless Controller for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PCs, and Cloud-Enabled Devices - DOOM: The Dark Ages

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QuestionDoes this controller come with a headphone jack?
Asked 4 years ago by MylesP43.
- Answer Yes.
  Answered 4 years ago by SanchoRob
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QuestionThis inquiry is going out to any CoD: Mobile players. Is this paddle compatible (or accepted) by CoD:M? Will I be able to connect it straight-up without any extra hassle or is it not one of the listed compatible external devises supported by CoD:M?
Asked 5 years ago by KingD.
This question was asked about the related product: Microsoft - Xbox Wireless Controller for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PCs, and Cloud-Enabled Devices - Carbon Black
- Answer Yes, he was able to connect it w/o any hassle
  Answered 4 years ago by Elizabeth
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QuestionWill these controllers last longer than three months before the analog sticks start drifting, unlike the current Xbox One controller?
Asked 5 years ago by Avoidinyew.
This question was asked about the related product: Microsoft - Xbox Wireless Controller for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PCs, and Cloud-Enabled Devices - Carbon Black
- Answer Depends, I have had some that have lasted over two years and others that have had issues after just a couple of months. I would recommend buying a warranty if you use it a lot. :(
  Answered 3 years ago by BillRball
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QuestionWhy have release date of 04/27 to then change it to 4/30 and it's 5/3 and still not available?
Asked 4 years ago by Yunior12.
This question was asked about the related product: Microsoft - Xbox Wireless Controller for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PCs, and Cloud-Enabled Devices - Electric Volt
- Answer Well it was kinda junky anyway.
  Answered 1 year ago by MichaelR
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Questiondoes the controller have rumble vibration? because on the specs of this item is says no
Asked 4 years ago by Run.
- Answer Yes it does!!
  Answered 4 years ago by chollins1986
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QuestionDoes it support both Apple Silicon and Intel Mac computers? If so, what's the minimum macOS requirement?
Asked 5 years ago by Kim.
This question was asked about the related product: Microsoft - Xbox Wireless Controller for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PCs, and Cloud-Enabled Devices - Carbon Black
- Answer Yes it does and it works perfectly
  Answered 4 years ago by Wizzkid
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QuestionAre we actually going to get a chance to buy one? Went from "coming soon" to "sold out" in a blink of an eye. Release date was so misleading.
Asked 4 years ago by Sergio.
This question was asked about the related product: Microsoft - Xbox Wireless Controller for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PCs, and Cloud-Enabled Devices - Electric Volt
- Answer I never saw it come in stock either. But today I checked and for the first time it was available, hopefully you can get one now :)
  Answered 4 years ago by JayG
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QuestionWill there be a new wireless adapter for Windows 10, or will the existing one work with the improved latency tech Microsoft is working on for the Series X controller? I'm curious if I'll need to buy a new adapter, too, or just a new controller. Thanks!
Asked 5 years ago by Warren.
This question was asked about the related product: Microsoft - Xbox Wireless Controller for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PCs, and Cloud-Enabled Devices - Carbon Black
- Answer Thanks for asking! This Xbox wireless controller has built-in Bluetooth support, so it is not necessary to purchase a Xbox wireless adapter if your Windows 10 PC supports Bluetooth connections.
  Answered 5 years ago by MicrosoftOutreachTeam
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Microsoft - Limited Edition Xbox Wireless Controller for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PCs, and Cloud-Enabled Devices - DOOM: The Dark Ages

Q: QuestionDoes this controller come with a headphone jack?

Q: QuestionThis inquiry is going out to any CoD: Mobile players. Is this paddle compatible (or accepted) by CoD:M? Will I be able to connect it straight-up without any extra hassle or is it not one of the listed compatible external devises supported by CoD:M?

Q: QuestionWill these controllers last longer than three months before the analog sticks start drifting, unlike the current Xbox One controller?

Q: QuestionWhy have release date of 04/27 to then change it to 4/30 and it's 5/3 and still not available?

Q: Questiondoes the controller have rumble vibration? because on the specs of this item is says no

Q: QuestionDoes it support both Apple Silicon and Intel Mac computers? If so, what's the minimum macOS requirement?

Q: QuestionAre we actually going to get a chance to buy one? Went from "coming soon" to "sold out" in a blink of an eye. Release date was so misleading.

Q: QuestionWill there be a new wireless adapter for Windows 10, or will the existing one work with the improved latency tech Microsoft is working on for the Series X controller? I'm curious if I'll need to buy a new adapter, too, or just a new controller. Thanks!

QuestionDoes this controller come with a headphone jack?

QuestionThis inquiry is going out to any CoD: Mobile players. Is this paddle compatible (or accepted) by CoD:M? Will I be able to connect it straight-up without any extra hassle or is it not one of the listed compatible external devises supported by CoD:M?

QuestionWill these controllers last longer than three months before the analog sticks start drifting, unlike the current Xbox One controller?

QuestionWhy have release date of 04/27 to then change it to 4/30 and it's 5/3 and still not available?

Questiondoes the controller have rumble vibration? because on the specs of this item is says no

QuestionDoes it support both Apple Silicon and Intel Mac computers? If so, what's the minimum macOS requirement?

QuestionAre we actually going to get a chance to buy one? Went from "coming soon" to "sold out" in a blink of an eye. Release date was so misleading.

QuestionWill there be a new wireless adapter for Windows 10, or will the existing one work with the improved latency tech Microsoft is working on for the Series X controller? I'm curious if I'll need to buy a new adapter, too, or just a new controller. Thanks!