Customer Ratings & Reviews

Got it for my boyfriend. He loves the controller and might get me one. Its just exspensive. But the amount of settings you can change and add ons you can buy for it are cool and useful

This is by far the best XBOX controller however all xbox controller suffer from stick drift so by the warranty. The features are the best in the premium controller market.

Better than other Scuf controller that I have ever purchased. Comfortable for large hands. Easy to set up and program. Much improved over the first model controller.

Good controller. Accustomed to using a Scuff controller which is more versatile. A great option if you're not going custom.

I loved it, and will continue to love it. But it did develop stick adrift. Pretty annoying. 

Great performance but wears out quickly. This is our second controller like this and it only lasts about a year. However, it performs much better than the standard controller. I would recommend this product but I would also recommend purchasing the extended warranty with it.

Amazing product Great features Adjustments for trigger reaction and multiple modes for different situations 5stars!!!!!

needs a firmware upgrade with USB cable to work on xbox cloud, you will need a PC or MAC to do this You will be able to blue tooth pair wiith TV but the Xbox app., will not work....Firmware upgrade can not be performed via blue tooth.

Great controller. It was a great upgrade from the basic controller.

Everything about it is near perfect, except the lower-right paddle slot; When the paddle is seated as best as possible, there is a generous amount of play.

This is the only controller i will ever use. You can change out the sticks to what u like. Also has back buttons u can assign to your rb lb and a x y and b buttons. I would buy it over and over.

Great controller, but will start noticing wear after about a year if you're careful.

Sturdy and good feel to the controller. I'm not a hard core gamer, but I do appreciate the rechargeable battery.

the controller is fantastic when it works, good enough to still get it 4 stars even when it breaks and you have to replace it.

Great controller - haven’t even used it to its full potential yet. Response times on the trigger buttons are much better with the sensitivity toggle.

Overall it’s a great controller for fps games beyond that I stick to my standard controller. This is the second one I’ve owned and the back paddles tend to stick and tabs eventually break. Beyond that it’s what I use on a daily.

The price is high. Let’s get that out of the way. But the features you get including almost full customization and rechargeable battery are awesome. Not to mention this will work with the Xbox Series X and it’s by far the best feeling controller I’ve ever owned. Hopefully it will hold up in the long term.

Love the controller, performs the way it should and honestly have no issues with it at all, but dont drop it because it will cause stick drift found that out from a previously bought core

I was a little hesitant to purchase this after reading some of the reviews, but I'm glad i did. I play a lot of FPS games and this controller has been worth it. The feel of the controller along with the various settings you can customize has been nothing short of awesome.

There are two main issues with this controller that I believe every single controller suffers from, just due to the design. First, unresponsive face buttons. If you're the type of person who grazes over the buttons at an angle with a lighter touch then I can guarantee you will have problems, especially with the Y and A buttons. I have yet to come across a Series 2 Elite that does not have this problem. Out of the dozen or so that I've played with literally every single one had this problem. If you're more of a masher type then you probably will not encounter this, this is an issue specifically for players with a lighter touch. I do not have this issue on the Series 1 Elite or the stock OEM controller. Second, this controller has massive dead zones, and it's a hardware issue not software. No amount of tweaking in the Accessories app will solve this problem, it's clearly hardware related. People who aren't sensitive to dead zones may not notice, but if you rely on precise analog sticks for shooters and such then this controller might drive you nuts. Also, no adjusting the tension in the analog sticks does not help. Many people are having all sorts of other problems, like faulty shoulder buttons, sticky face buttons, etc but I believe the two issues I outlined above are a result of the poor design and will plague literally every single controller, it's just that many people are button mashers or press the buttons at a 90 degree angle so they don't notice. I'm amazed more people aren't complaining about dead zones because that too is an issue I've seen on literally every single Series 2 I've touched, I guess I'm more sensitive to it than others. I absolutely do not expect Microsoft to resolve these problems. Their terrible 90 day limited warranty is a testament to how they don't stand by their own "pro" level products. Even Microsoft doesn't trust these controllers, why should you?