Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you are a competitive gamer who likes playing Call of Duty, Halo, Rainbow Six: Siege, then this is a must-have controller. Very much like SCUF controllers, the paddles on the back took me 2 days to get used to and now I can play even better and react faster without having to move my fingers off the thumbsticks. Best $150 that I've spent!

My son loved this control, kind of expensive but worth it..

As it stated above, this is the best controller I've ever used. Feels weighty in your hands. Not like cheap plastic. Has grips for extra handle. The extra paddles help with games like Halo and Destiny. 5/5

I wasn't sure about this controller because of the price but I took a chance and it is awesome! The paddles on the back like Scuff controllers work unbelievable and you can customize it to your comfort. I use two paddles for the bumper buttons and that's it, so gaming is easier on my hands and this controller has actually improved my reaction time. The hair triggers don't work right when driving on GTA V but that's just a quick flip of the switch and it all works great! If you're not wanting to spend this much on a controller, look for it on sale/discounted. If you pay full price, definitely get a protection plan or extended warranty because no product can be guaranteed forever and they always come in handy for accidents.

The controller is amazing in terms of feel and weight. The button action is outstanding and after having a few hours on the controller I haven't had any problems. But be aware that you can not use the special app on a PC unless it has Windows 10. You can still use just about any game's control menu to change the button assignments still but that "program customization" that is touted to sell this controller will only be for Windows 10 users on PC and Xbox One users. It is very easy to change joysticks and Dpads and the triggers stay in well and come out easy for changes. No 5 stars though because it is too expensive. Especially for not being able to be used wirelessly without spending another $25 for the USB receiver on a PC.

I was hesitant to send $150 on a controller, but I had heard good things and needed to replace one that my son broke. I have been very pleased with the quality and features of this product, even if I don't use some of the more advanced features. This controller stays out of reach of kids (back in the great case) and is for dad only.

Ive had my elite controller for about 6 months now and it has kept up with the amount of times I've used it. The amount of different things you can change with this controller makes many games much easier and the different options like the d-pad or the paddles makes this controller very versatile to any gamer.

This is a nice well built controller. It seems sturdier than original controller. The paddles and placement give you an advantage in gaming and the fire switch controls are nice. Even though the $ 150 price tag is a bit steep...in my opinion its worth the money.

Not gonna lie, I was on the fence about this controller because of the price, but I must say, that I'm glad I pulled the trigger. The feel of this is that of real quality. It doesn't feel cheap or plasticy, and the use of metal and magnets really help with that. The best part are the triggers in the back. Pop em on when you need em, and customize them to be whatever you want. Cool thing is being able to have two different programs to assign (for me, one for racing, one for shooting) and switching between them is literally just flipping the switch. If you're on the fence, just do it.

Yes, it's expensive. Really expensive. But if you've got some extra cash and you want the best gaming experience, this is a controller you need to have. It's got a heft and and overall feeling of quality not found in the standard controller. Throw in the button customization options and you've got a terrific package. Recommended.

Awesome controller. Easy and fast to customize (Triggers, sticks, and paddle switches). Xbox accessories app gives even further customization. Feels very well made. Only negative is the price.

The Xbox One Elite controller would arguably be one of the best controllers available if it weren't for two flaws... 1) The build quality is the same as standard xbone controllers (i.e. same easily breakable bumpers, sticks that are prone to drift out the package, etc.) on a normal priced controller, this is passable. Annoying, but passable. For a peripheral at this price point though? No. 2) The switch on the controller for changing presets is only a two way switch. Meaning you can only have two presets active at a time. This could've been fixed if they made the button a toggle that can just cycle through multiple presets (my Corsair Scimitar has a button like that and cost ~ half of what this cost). Other than that, it's a decent controller. Paddles are great, but can be annoying when setting your controller down on an uneven surface.

At first I was a little hesitant about getting a premium controller as I never had any real issues with the standard Xbox One controller layout. However, the new D-Pad is excellent for diagonal inputs in fighting games and great for smooth platforming, and the customizable paddles have really improved my game and ability to multi-task in games such as Infinite Warfare, GTA Online, and Tekken. The all metal and rubber finish construction feels weighted and extremely durable, and the hard carrying case and additional joysticks allow maximum comfort.

This controller is better than average for about anything on it. It looks slick, has a lot of physical customization features that help a lot too. However, I should of did a little more research before I bought it. I thought the extra buttons on the bottom of the controller were "extras", and you make them by like any other button, instead, you get limited presets. So they turn into a,b,x,y. Sometimes that in it self can make a difference if you need both thumbs on your control sticks and can't afford the half second to press a to jump, but you cant make it fully customizable. Like any other controller with a few more details and features. Would probably buy a second one if it was $100 or less, but not for $150.

Premium quality controller, trigger stops work great at the flick of a switch, rear paddles great so you never take your fingers off the sticks, magnetic swappabke sticks hold on well and and customizable with different lengths. Overall great controller, but definitely overpriced. They priced it to compete with scuff controllers at almost 3x the cost of a regular controller.

I bought this control for my 22yo son whom is a video game designer and programmer. He loves it and says it gives him control of his games. No more excuses. The chance to switch out worn out knows, to make the control do as he wants, to make the trigger the button he wants. This control was worth every single penny spent.

Expect no substitutes, this is the best controller i ever owned for any system. I absolute love it and it's built for long term use. The only draw back is you dont want to drop this controller. since everything is held by magnets when dropped everything goes everywhere so be careful,other than that it's a great controller.

The best video controller ever held in my hands. Not only looks as an industrial design gem, but it actually feels just as good to the touch. The textures and materials used make the gaming experience that much better. The additional paddles and Hair Trigger Locks allow for faster firing. just a greatly design piece.

I absolutely love this controller. It's got a certain weight and feel to it that separates it from standard xb1 controllers. The rubber grip on the back part of the controller where your fingers wrap is a nice touch as well. One of my favorite features is the built in hair triggers, allowing you to adjust how quickly the triggers bottom out when you pull them in. This is especially nice when playing shooters, it seems to decrease your reaction times letting you score more kills. Overall it's a really great controller but only if you're a hardcore gamer. If you play more casually, you're going to end up paying a lot more than you want for a controller that won't do much for you.

Overall the xbox one elite controller is a phenomenal product with outstanding aesthetics, excellent customization, and enhanced components that can improve a player's performance. The one glaring issue is stick drift, whereby an input is still being registered by the controller despite the analog stick being in a neutral position. This issue results from plastic components being used internally that eventually fail after long periods of use. With this being a premium product, one would expect high quality internal components. With that, stick drift isn't guaranteed, but it definitely can occur within a year or so, which leads me to highly recommend purchasing an extended warranty.