Hi,

I'm looking to get a controller. Would it better to go for the xbox one controller or the xbox 360 is good enough?

I'm looking to get a wired one. If going the xbox one controller route, would any micro-USB cable work to connect to pc?

Thanks.

Hi,

Thanks for replying.

How much does darn cheap usually mean? I've found two seller selling it for RM60-65, still waiting a reply from them. Is that a good price?

And for the Xbox one controller, what are the typical price range?

I'm still on Windows 7, would that pose any problem?

Thank you.

Hi guys,

From here:

Link
Is it i can use my own usb cable to connect , or use bluetooth dongle for connection?

Hi,

Sorry to bother you again. The seller mentioned that the controller is OEM [RM65, 3 months Warranty]. Is it good?

Thank you.

Yup it is ok now after i bought a new bluetooth adapter for RM30 which supports 4.0 Able to pair it now with my desktop. Luckily i didn't go and get the Microsoft Xbox Wireless adapter Thanks

guys, im thinking to buy this controller

http://www.lazada.com.my/xbox-one-s-wirele...em_page.history

i have few questions,

1)i will use this controller for pc games, does the rumble features work? both body rumble and the impulse trigger(rumble trigger) on all games or selected game only? also

2) i read above some user experience extended vibration, is it fix already?

3) what color is the big x (home) button? white or blue? im sure it isnt green like 360 controller right? or we can change the color via software?

4)this use double A /AA battery right? does i need the battery if i played it wired?

5)it says xbox one s controller with 3.5mm jack. does this has bluetooth build in? what bluetooth it support?

thanks.

thanks for your feedback bro, however i really want to make sure the vibration on the trigger (RT LT) works on my pc games. can u clarify that?

secondly, i read about the 3.5mm jack port, not all headset/earphone compatible with it?is it true? my DS4 controller has no problem with any eaerphone/headset when i connected to the 3.5mm jack port.

thanks.

I"ll say like them both very much. When i first try 360 controller i was amazed with it, so awesome so ergonomic. That time ps3 controller kinda small n nothing feel like 360 controller. So i kinda very used to one controller. Still awesome feel, and i also loved ds4 design, so much improvement over ds3.

I am yet to play any game that features impulses trigger, i bet it will be awesome. I will for racing game i prefer the xbox controller, but for an action adventure games, i feel better with ds4.

Anyone managed to use the XBOX One controller via Bluetooth without the Adapter on Windows 10?

Bought a BT dongle that doesn't seem to work, bought an 8BitDo adapter also doesn't seem to work. Not sure if I need to get the official wireless adapter in order for me to use this via Bluetooth

Guys i just bought wireless dongle for my non bluetooth contoller. Now looking for battery.
Which is more reliable and easy to use
Fake battery pack 1400mah
or
Standard AA rechargable battery

can i charged my battey while using it with AA battery and how long can the battery last before need to recharge?

What capacity did u use for the battery and how long can it last before need to recharge?
Can i use usb cable while using the controller to charge the battery?🙂

Series X and S controllers has lower input lag on PC vs the older One S/X controllers. Just saying.

That's a BT issue that extends to the old controllers and also PS4 and PS5 controllers too. Windows and Intel need to fix their shit, not the perihperal's fault.

If you use the official xbox dongle instead, the input latency is very much lower.

There is about a 6-12ms on average lower latency on the Series X/S controller over the Xbox One OG/S/X gen controller.

Not a huge difference, it's barely half a frame on a 60fps game. But if you play at 120fps or more, then that suddenly becomes more than 1 frame of input latency.
If you already have the One S/X controller, no there isn't really a point in getting the Series X/S version.