I am using official Xbox dongle, means no point for me getting the new version right?

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.

one frame not that significant unless i play competitive games

Ok, thanks.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Jan 15 2021, 11:19 PM

The Series X/S version, can i use usb cable to play? Don't need to put in battery right if that's the case.

Yes you can use a cable without batteries.

where u bought it bro? wanna buy one too since my logitech f310 mati recently.

Can ask u all buy this to play what games?

Is it bec its competitive advantage over using keyboard?

This post has been edited by Jedi: Jan 19 2021, 11:30 PM

That time I buy it mainly due to I want to play Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. This game using keyboard to play is nightmare.

Beside this game, others game like Dragon Age: Inquisition, Dragon Dogma: Dark Arisen, Devil May Cry, Lost Planet and etc. is better to use Game Controller as well.
Basically mostly console games port to PC is better using Game Controller to play than Keyboard.

Just search at Lazada/Shopper for any seller with good price and a lot review.

Games that more natural play with controller, racing games or games designed with console in mind such as Gears or Halo.

bought from shopee... this was like in 2019.. not necessary need battery (workable if u have cable cucuk at pc).. also ok..

Just got my xbox controller series s/x or whatever it is. Do you all get any xbox rechargeable batteries for it or should i just get the triple AAA rechargeable ones will do?

platformers like Ori and the Will of the Wisps, driving/flying games (need analogue control), console ported games that sucks on keyboard

Using Eneloop battery, so far so good.

I think it should be AA batteries, NOT AAA. Don't get the wrong ones!

It's just more convenient to play with certain games. Also got the vibration to make things more intense.

Thinking to get Eneloop, it's the best one.

Yeah I always confused with them.

Up to own preference really.
Advantage of using internal rechargeable battery is no need to take out battery each time, disadvantage is more expensive solution.
I'm using internal rechargeable battery as used to this way as PS4 controller also internal battery.

is there a difference between bluetooth 4 and 5 when paired with game controller?

So i need a controller for fifa games.

I saw many different type of xbox controllers on lazada its really confusing

Xbox core controller https://s.lazada.com.my/s.cKBHd
Xbox wireless with usb c https://s.lazada.com.my/s.cq0P9

And many other xbox controllers

I need clarification and guidance please which one is best

Panasonic Eneloop is no longer the best, they're now made in China and actually does not have as many recharge cycles as the OG Sanyo Eneloop.

The best right now is the Fujitsu Rechargeable battery. FDK Corp bought over the old Sanyo factory, so ALL the technologies from Sanyo is now used by Fujitsu to make their batteries in Japan. Basically what I'm saying is Fujitsu rechargeable batteries are now re-wrapped Sanyo Eneloops, but cheaper than Panasonic's rebranded Eneloop.


Those 2 are the same. The second link comes with an extra USB-C cable.

Both of them are also wrongly named, those are the Series X controllers. There is no such thing as a "core" controller.

This post has been edited by SSJBen: Jan 29 2021, 12:24 AM