Customer Ratings & Reviews

I really wanted a matching set, white controllers with white Xbox One S. At it's price level I have yet to find a better controller. Without that constraint the only better controller, in my opinion, is the Elite controller.

There’s a lot of cool designs out for the Xbox one controller, but nothing attracts me more than the classic black with the colored buttons! Comfortable grip, good Bluetooth connection...can’t go wrong with this controller.

Brand New Design super fast remote nice quality, highly recommended

Xbox controllers are always great, just stick drift is something that happens over time

I got this because i like the color it works great and feels great

Excellent grip and the color is great. Would recommend to any one.

Yes I would Recommend this xbox controller to friend or family

I have a collection of all the limited edition metallic colored controllers for Xbox One. My favorite was the copper shadow,now it’s this one it’s just a great look for the best designed controller in gaming history.

This is one of the best designs I have seen from Microsoft yet. Efficient, Sleek and built for the serious minded gamer. This controller exceeds expectations. Buy it if u are considering upgrading. You will love it.

Using ours with the X Box One. Works great, linked right up. Great battery life as well, been playing for a few days now on the same set of AA batteries - much better compared to the old nintendo wii controllers.

Got this around the madness that is Black Friday and shopping. I was lucky that Amazon had it for even cheaper than at BB ($33!!) so I went too my local BB which was selling them for $40 price matched too $33 got the 2 year warranty and payed the same amount I would of at BB. The controller is great. It feels good, looks good, and I love the textured grip. The inclusion of a 3.5mm jack makes it such a fantastic purchase. If you want some style the white is great. Doesn't dirty easily either which is a plus!

The current generation of Xbox controllers are some of the best built, most comfortable, responsive input devices to date. This patrol tech variation has improved on this by adding a muted color scheme and the rubberized grip feels fantastic. I never feel like I'm going to drop this thing. The grip does not add any bulk to the controller and besides the grippy texture you do not really feel the added carbon fiber looking design.

Controller has a neat texture and of course is built to last many, many hours of game play. My son was very excited to receive this controller as a Christmas present, and appreciated the tactile and aesthetics.

My son loves this controller. He loves the design and color. No issues. Holds up to everyday use.

Received my item in a perfect snug box with protective packaging so my item got to me in perfect condition. It’s a gift, so I’m sure he’ll absolutely love it! Such a beautiful color, would definitely recommend

Love this controller, it looks wicked cool. The Grip makes it feel comfortable. Also the color and design is top notch.

Don’t waste your money with cheaper aftermarket controllers, aside from the Elite controllers, this is the best you can get for an Xbox One. I absolutely love that they added a headset jack and textured grip.

Great design, nice grip, great color, study, good response time. All for decent price

Great Quality and good design. Have a way to keep a good grip. Wireless and still taking all the beating of a fast game. I will get another one if I need it!

I bought this controller to go with my new gaming PC, although I already had some DualShock 4s lying around. I was sick of having to use DS4Windows to make them play nice with my PC and wanted something with better support. I began to feel buyer's remorse right after the purchase, wasting money to solve such a minor first world problem. Luckily, those regrets mostly went away when I started using it. The first thing that comes to mind is just how much longer these controllers last compared to the DualShock 4. I can game on this controller for days without having to worry about replacing the batteries. The DualShock 4 on the other hand can barely last a full work day before it needs to be plugged in again. Also, as mentioned above the Xbox One controller generally has better native support on the PC as a Xinput pad, where as the Dinput based DualShock will often be ignored or under-supported. The asynchronous analog sticks on the Xbox One just feel so much better for 3D games than the DualShock 4. I mean both in thumb placement and it the feel of the sticks. The DualShock 4 used to have these soft plastic sticks that would fall apart with use and become really nasty to use, but they replaced those with newer, harder plastic and it doesn't feel as good. I had to get thumb covers for the DualShock4 but don't feel so inclined to do that for the Xbox One controller. At least not yet. The DualShock 4 does have it's advantages though. The thumb pad can be really useful to add additional mouse control functionality on a PC, and the motion control can make aiming feel more natural and easy in shooters, if you take the time to configure it in DS4Windows or Steam. By comparison, the Xbox One Controller feels really safe and boring, although the haptic triggers are, I guess are a neat little addition. It adds a little to the games that support them, but not very much. In addition, the triggers feel really sharp and uncomfortable to hold compared to the DualShock 4 and even the old Xbox 360 controller. You can imagine how this would be a problem for games that require you to hold it for extended periods of time, like a racing game. While the Xbox One controller doesn't come with a rechargable battery and you'll have to buy that separately, the DualShock 4's battery is rechargeable. Also, I've been suffering temporary disconnections while using this controller, although I'm not yet certain if it's because of a failure of the controller or something else going wrong on my PC. I'll have to dock a star if I don't notice the same happening with my DualShock 4. Overall, it's a good product. Whether you choose this one over the DualShock 4 is more preference than anything else. If you care more about battery life than having a touch pad or motion control, get this. If you want those features and don't care about having to plug the controller in more often, get the DualShock 4.