The Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 (or Elite 2 for short) has arguably been the industry gold standard for a ...

It's hard to not recommend the Xbox Wireless Controller when it's on sale. As old as it is, it's still an incredibly reliable ...

Before the Xbox 360, using a gamepad on PC was actually kind of a pain in the butt. You'd have to manually map buttons, games ...

This wireless Xbox-style PC controller with Hall Effect thumbsticks and triggers is an easy recommendation at its price of ...

The Xbox Series X|S controllers are compatible with Xbox One and Windows PCs, and there’s a wide range of gamepads available beyond just Microsoft’s options. If you’re seeking to upgrade ...

While lacking some more premium features, the Xbox Wireless Controller is the all-round best gamepad for the console. Excellent buttons, sturdy grip and one comes free with every console.

Plus it can work with your Xbox as well, if you have one. For high-end controllers, the Xbox Elite Series 2 is our wireless choice and the Scuf Valor Pro our wired option.

As expected, the standard Backbone One is the less expensive controller. It retails for $99, but can occasionally be found on ...

Hardware might be "dead" according to industry insiders, but the Xbox controller represents decades of refinement that's hard ...

Pro-level game controllers have been becoming more mainstream over the past several years, offering gamers a host of new ...

You want a wireless controller: The Victrix Pro BFG for Xbox was one of the first officially licensed gamepads to launch with wireless support on Xbox, after years of Microsoft stipulating they ...