PowerA Wireless Controller for Xbox Series X|S - Fortnite SE, bonus virtual item included, hall effect thumbsticks, low latency wireless, officially licensed, works with Xbox One and Windows 10/11

Nice solid controller, doesn't fell cheap and flimsy like some other controllers. Nice LED lights on the controller while in use and on charge, had this for such a good price. Has an all day battery charge, maybe even longer, I change it everyday. The charging dock is good nice little stand while it's on charge. The controller comes with a wireless usb dongle that you need to plug into the Xbox, other wireless controllers I've had didn't need this. Does keep a good connection while in use. The buttons are nice to press, doesn't feel clunky. Haven't experienced any stick drift yet. The sticks you can turn and make taller if you wish, I like the buttons underneath that you can map yourself, I prefer buttons than paddles. Overall good controller at a good price, I payed less than half price.

I bought this controller to replace my Fusion Pro 2 that has lasted 3 years, I could get another year out of it, but figured I might as well upgrade as the wire has been bugging me the whole time. Now this controller is wireless and it's been about a week and yeah it's great, it is very light, the buttons all feel good and the sticks are amazing, being able to change from low height to high is wonderful without having to take the face plate off, but speaking of the sticks, since they're not replaceable I had to order some convex grips for the sticks as they just make the controller feel so much better, plus the sticks are those no drift ones, so that's good. The buttons on the back took a little while to get used to as I was used to the paddles, 3 or 4 days, now I'm used to them and while I still prefer the paddle design of the Fusion Pro 2, they work fine and there's not really much of a difference apart from the paddles feeling slightly more clicky, but it felt like good feedback. The whole rgb ordeal i don't really care about, like it's fine I guess if that's your thing? You can adjust the brightness and colours in the app, the brightness drains the battery very quick and is very distracting in a dim room so I've got mine on rainbow breathing at the lowest and yeah it's just not for me, you can turn it off. The battery seems to last idk a while, I put it on the stand when not using it so not really a problem. I definitely would've preferred using AA batteries as lithium ion degrades and eventually will not hold a charge in a few years time. Overall I'd say it is easily worth it for the current sale price of £67, like £20 more than a regular controller and it's so much better.

Decent controller with anti drift stick technology. Great value for money when picked up for under £70! Controller feels lighter than the Xbox elite series 2. The back buttons feel tactile and in good locations for my fingers. A couple problems I did find is random disconnections from the Xbox to the controller, and also on gun games, I’d pull the trigger all the way when it’s on the shortest setting and it would only shoot once instead of constantly firing. Due to the disconnections I have returned for a replacement, so hopefully both issues disappear. Hopefully the controller keeps up well for a couple years and is durable. When the faceplate is lit the battery does seem to drain quickly

Little disappointed with it if im honest, worked great for about a month and then started randomly disconnecting from the console while playing so I had to re connect it to the USB again. I have just past the 2 month mark and the right trigger spring is no longer pushing the trigger back out resulting in the trigger at 100% all the time and is now unusable. I have maybe put about 40hours tops on the controller over the last 2 months.

Same price as an official controller, but a match for a pro contoller. More precise and adjustable controls, both triggers and sticks, pro extra buttons. Docking station and charging .

Awesome controller and in use very good .... But there are a few negative points ! One being button mapping using the official app . I can't for the life of me map more than 3 (useful) buttons . And the second issue is the shoulder button restrictions when setting the throw , great for games like warzone when it's either Full throttle or full throttle but not so much for games like Skate and only allow a partial crouch when locked off to the highest setting . Would I buy it again ..... Probably not , the pacman theme is a winner but loses on some functionality. When it's retired it will still be kept because it looks cool

Great, good quality and good value

I can understand the light show and a lot of players would love it; for me though I switched it off. The features, quality and presentation are first rate. This is my first controller with hall effect buttons and I hope they outlast those of my past Power A controllers. The four I've used have all outlasted the original expensive Microsoft original.