Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you aren’t rocking an elite Xbox controller; you’re not reaching your full capacity as a gamer. This enhances every aspect of how you game. Just accept it and buy it

best controller I purchased so far I haven't had any stick drift gameplay is smooth

Good for the money as i purchased used. Works and i put it through its workout. Battery lasts 45 hrs easy

Precision gaming unleashed! Customizable buttons, paddles, and thumbsticks make this controller a game-changer. Ergonomic design, long battery life, and seamless Bluetooth connectivity. A top-notch choice for competitive gamers and anyone seeking precision.

Awesome I love the Xbox controller it fits so well in your hand

Great controller long lasting battery life buttons feel great and its a heavier controller so it feels good in ur hand

I got my kid this one and he loves it. Better then the wired controller for sure. Great feel on grips Interchangable buttons and paddles are a +

Great it's my favorite controller. I love the removable paddles for various types of games.

Bought this for my son for Christmas. It was his favorite gift. He loves the long charge cord it comes with, too.

This controller is fire works perfect for games like Warzone etc..

The controller is of good quality and has a nice suitable weight to it.

Ive had the original Elite v1 since it came out. Ive owned multiple XBox's of every generation and have a dozen controllers in my house. I much prefer the Elite controller over all other standard controllers. It just feels better. Ive not owned other brands except a Razer from back in the day but I also prefer the standard Xbox layout/size. Several years and several thousands of hours later, the rubber grip panels on my original elite popped off. The glue failed. I found replacements for cheap and I continue to use it. Its not 100% the same but its close enough. I game on Xbox and PC and got tired of using a non-elite controller on one or the other depending on the game I was playing (I re-pair often). Enter the Elite 2. So, the 2 has bluetooth whereas the original 1 did not. I have the wireless dongle so thats not a feature for me but, it would allow you to use 1 controller for both PC and XBox. Ive owned several BT Xbox controllers and prefer to use the wireless dongle on PC. An improvement over the 1 is there is no longer a groove in the plastic under the middle fingers. Seems odd to mention but hours of playing, the 1 would give me irritation on top of both middle fingers where the plastic joins. This is gone on the 2. Plus. Adjustability on the 2 is also improved. You can adjust the tension of the sticks. I have no desire to do so as it feels like the typical XBox controller Ive been using for like 20 years or whatever. There are now 3 levels of adjustment for trigger travel as well. I mentioned earlier about the 1 causing irritation on top of the middle fingers. The new trigger travel adjusters have moved ever so slightly so now, I feel them on the top of my middle finger tips all the time. The adjusters feel a bit larger as well. They are rounded and not painful. No irritation. I just notice them. On the 1, they were smaller, and barely there on the pads of my middle finger tips depending on the game I played. I dont use the back triggers and removed them from both the 1 and the 2 day 1. I cant comment on the difference if any. I dont use them. The 1 had a replaceable battery like a standard controller but required a micro USB cable just like every other Xbox controller since inception. The 2 is not easily replaceable and requires cracking it open. It does come with a dock. I wont use it personally as it has USB C and thats my preference when it needs charged. I dont doubt the battery will last for years but, Id prefer a user replaceable battery over an included dock. My preference. Lastly, the 1 had a more rubberized grippy feel. After a few years, they did fail. The 2 is more plastic feeling. Its hard to describe but the 1 didnt have a texture on the top of the controller whereas the 2 does which is the part that kind of makes it feel less grippy. Both are plasticy and rubbery / grippy but the 2 is just, well, feels less grippy to me. I dont feel like its going to fall out of my hands but its a different feel than the 1. Its like a new gen Series X/S controller kind of in the texture department but with some (10%?) rubberized feel. Its difficult to explain. I dont consider it a Pro or a Con its just, different. All in all, I much prefer the Elite controllers over the standard Xbox controllers. They just feel better in hand to me. I have no experience with Scuf. I dont use the back / underside triggers. Id prefer a replaceable battery over a dock. All that said, the 1 last me a very long time and thats why I bought the 2. No regrets.

Huge improvement from the first gen version of this controller

Nice addition to our Xbox accessories, it is rechargeable and fits nice into your hands.

I like it, havent been able to find another controllee with the 4 back buttoms that feel like these.

Great controller it makes playing more enjoyable the grips allows for hours of playing

Great controller but quality is worth price grips always start to come off after. 3rd controller.

Great controller easy to use and like that it can be upgraded

The options for the different styles of buttons etc and ability to change layouts is a definitely a game changer. Solid feed back and function. And the charging dock are fantastic.

I love Xbox series 2 elite controllers. They are smart, ergonomic, built rock solid, smooth and sleek. If there are any controllers better I dont look for them.