Customer Ratings & Reviews

After purchasing the Xbox One, we quickly realized we would need at least one more controller in order for the kids to play together or with friends (either at home or virtually). This controller works just fine and we will be purchasing a few more.

Really feels great in the hand. Performance with turtle beaches is supurb. The new aux port is an added bonus allows you to plug just about anything in and play. I had the controller that came with the day one edition and the new one is 10x better.

Being a gamer for more than 25 years, never has a controller been this perfect. Having a spot on d-pad and excellent ergonomics, this is the controller of choice. Been using one with my PC ever since Microsoft released drivers for it, zero regrets.

This has to be by far the best controller from a manufacturer that I've ever used. Fits perfectly in hand. Buttons feel great. It just feels like Microsoft put so much time and effort in making this the best possible and were able to accomplish this.

Microsoft's standard controllers for the Xbox One are comfortable, while keeping the same overall feel from the well-recieved Xbox 360 controllers. The addition of the rumble in the triggers is a nice touch. Some games can abuse this however and drain the batteries very fast. Overall, I would recommend a rechargable battery pack instead of the default battery one that comes with it.

It stinks Microsoft doesn't just go ahead and put 2 controllers in the Xbox console but whaddaya gonna do...buy another one. So while the price may be a little steep, it's a great and necessary item to have so multiple people can play together.

I love that the controller is wireless. Works seamlessly with the xbox system.

Nice enough controller. Good shape, good weight, button layout / thumb sticks / triggers & bumpers all good. However, the controller feels a bit off as compared to using my good ol' Xbox 360 controller. Hard to pinpoint why, but the new standard controller just isn't as nice - it certainly is not bad and nothing specifically wrong with it, just missing something in how it feels.

It's a controller. Anyone that's used a Microsoft peripheral knows that they do a really good job on them more often than not, and this is certainly no exception. Having large hands, I like the way the controller feels when I hold it, and by and large, the buttons are no issue. The New thumb sticks are fantastic. The haptic feedback (the triggers vibrate) is a little jarring at first, but you get used to it pretty quick. Especially nice is that the battery life is great, assuming you are using quality disposables or the Play-and-Charge kit (After 20 hours of play time in Halo 5 I only had to charge it once). Only real down side is actually the shape of the triggers and shoulder buttons. There's a very smooth transition between them, which is both a gift and a curse. Let's just say there have been a few friendly-grenade casualties.

I use to have the original XBOX with the giant controller. These new controllers are great. Ergonomic, and everything easily usable. I used to have a PS3 as well and the controllers were not that comfortable, not to mention, they fell apart.

The controller was the same one that the game system came with, so setup was very simple. It makes games more fun and adds to the gaming experience when you have multiple controllers. We plan to add at least 2 more to our current system.

My original Xbox one wireless controller failed from the constant play time. This is the best option for gaming on the platform. I checked for alternatives and the best rated third party controllers were wired and did not support voice.

This Controller was added to the Tomb Raider bundle, having two wireless controller sure did ease the stress around the house. I would recommend to all wireless, No telling when someone will walk in and step on a cord, not a problem now.

My new xbox one came with only 1 controller. I got a good deal on this one and can now play with another person, or at least, my friends don't have to bring a controller. The controller is a Microsoft one for xbox, so it works great.

Glad to have purchased this new controller since it has the 3.5mm headset jack so that you can plug your headphones directly into controller. This was purchased as a 2nd controller for those times when friends are over and want to play.

Sleek, good hand feel. Disposable batteries don't seem to last as long compared to xbox 360 controllers. I thought the controller was faulty when it wouldn't connect (needed an update), how can you update an unconnectable wireless controller without a cable or Kinect camera/voice functions?? What if I didn't have a kinect?? Updates need to be more user friendly.

I bought some headsets for my controllers that I first got with my Day One console and the headsets didn't work. But I was happy to know that the headset buy was not a mistake because they work with these version 2 controllers. :)

I was looking for the new controller that would allow me to wirelessly update my controller and would also allow me to plug in a non-Microsoft headphone and microphone without the need for the adapter and this worked perfectly.

Great feel to this controller. I like the way it grips my hands back when I squeeze it. And it has the headphone jack in the bottom for my original turtle beaches!!! Beware bc the original Xbox one controllers don't have this jack

This is the updated Xbox One controller that has the 3.5mm headphone jack on the bottom. So you are able to plug in virtually any pair of headphones to hear full game audio.