Step up to professional-grade gaming performance with the Microsoft Xbox One Elite Series 2 Wireless Controller. Designed specifically for competitive play, this fully customizable wireless controller features adjustable-tension thumbsticks, a wrap-around rubberized grip, and short hair-trigger locks for faster response in first-person shooter games.
Its interchangeable thumbsticks, rear paddles, and D-pad can be switched out with different variations for improved comfort and to match your preferred style.
The controller's buttons, triggers, paddles, thumbsticks, and D-pad can be reassigned using the Xbox Accessories app. With a battery rated for up to 40 hours of use, you won't need to worry about
losing power at a critical moment during a gaming session. The Elite Series 2 Controller works with all variations of the Xbox One console system and PCs running Windows 7 or later, connecting wirelessly or using the included 9' USB Type-C cable.
Optimize Your Play Style
The Xbox Elite Controller features interchangeable thumbsticks, paddles, and D-pad. Use your preferred shape to play with maximum comfort. You can save up to three custom profiles to the controller and switch between them on-the-fly.
Xbox Accessories App
Take full control of your controller by using the Xbox Accessories app to remap the Elite Controller's buttons, triggers, paddles, thumbsticks, and D-pad. You can assign voice commands such as "record that" to buttons or create a "Shift key" to enable alternate functions for the other buttons.
Extended Gameplay
The Xbox Elite wireless controller is built with durable components and has a battery that is designed to last up to 40 hours. You can recharge the controller inside or outside of its carrying case with the included USB Type-C cable and charging dock.
Xbox One and Windows Compatibility
The Xbox Elite Controller works with the Xbox One, Xbox One S, and Xbox One X console systems wirelessly and using the included USB Type-C cable. It can also connect to computers running Windows 10 via Bluetooth, using the USB Type-C cable, or through a separate Xbox Wireless adapter. Windows 7 and 8.1 users require the USB Type-C wired connection and some functionality may not be supported.