Xbox Wireless Gaming Controller (2025) – Carbon Black – Play on Xbox, Windows, Android, iOS, FireTV Sticks, Smart TVs, VR Headsets

I'm really impressed with the Xbox Wireless Controller (2025). The Carbon Black design looks sleek and feels great to hold. What I love most is how easily it connects to everything—my Xbox, Windows PC, Android phone, and even my Fire TV Stick. No lag, no hassle. It’s super responsive and works great for both casual and competitive gaming. Definitely worth it if you want one controller for all your devices!

The pink was very pretty when it came in! Pictures don’t do it justice! My girlfriend loves it! She definitely loves the bubblegum pink color more and this pink isn’t that light but she still loves it and I did not expect it to be this pretty myself, when it came in the mail.

It's great, for the price. It works as intended. Serious gamers will want more out of a controller, but unless you're trying to make a living off of game play, this works just fine.

Did not work out the box with the Steam Deck. I thought I got a defective controller as it would not properly pair with my Steam Deck. Steam Deck would say it was paired but the controller wouldn't work and would just keep blinking like it was trying to pair. I updated the controllers firmware using the Xbox accessories app (found in the Microsoft store) on my computer and now everything is working fine.

Absolute garbage. Bought 3 standard Xbox controllers just this year and all of them had stick drift in the left joystick within two months and you can hear little broken bits if you shake it. Been on Xbox since day one and this are the worst controllers I have experienced, I used to play on the old controllers so long that the grip wore off but the controller was perfectly working. I will now get controllers from another company moving forward.

Im 68 years old, this is my first game controller :) It was easy to set up, works as described, Love it!

My experience with the Xbox controller, as well as the PS5 and Switch controllers, has been positive overall. However, the prevalence of stick drift remains a significant concern. It's disappointing that despite the availability of technologies like Hall effect sensors, which can mitigate this issue, these companies choose not to adopt them. This raises questions about whether they prioritize planned obsolescence and continuous controller sales over providing long-lasting, reliable productsalso for Xbox controllers please keep in mind you will need to buy battaries, or charge and play kit(usuallyaround $23-25) which costs extra. if you sit close to your TV you could buy 10-15 feet USB c cable to play it plugged in

Just like any other xbox controller, not much to say about it, it's self explanatory