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?

Nice pack but out of my budget right now.😅
Looking with budget around rm50 together with the charger.
Usually i play less theb 3 hrs/session. As long the battery can last for 1 session is good for me

- LB/RB bumper buttons are slightly shallower, so it conforms more to those with shorter index fingers.

- D-pad is now a hybrid circular disc instead of a + shape. Like it or not is preference.

- There is now perforated texture on the triggers, it is also matte material instead of gloss.

- Input lag is lower but only on Xbox Series X, Win10 hasn't have any driver update yet to bring it in line with XSX input latency levels.
Yes the new controller will pair with any BT adapter as long as it's 4.0 and above. However connecting with BT does have higher input lag (this applies to the older Xbox One X/S controllers as well).

It's expensive the adapter. How about any other common Bluetooth adapter? What's the lag like?

dont buy fake china battery, been there, those rubbish only can last me max 2-3hours game play and dead less than 1 year.
im using NYKO battery pack. each fully charge can last me around 8hrs+ game play
very good quality battery. the price increased, last time i bought less than 100

https://www.lazada.com.my/products/xbox-one...QIGDSJ&search=1

https://shopee.com.my/Nyko-Xbox-One-Power-K...0694.2625938482

Believe it or not, some batteries do not provide a proper 1.2v output from when it's fully charged vs when it has only 30% left. The lower the charge there is on the battery, the lower that voltage output becomes. Guess what happens when the voltage drops? Well, if you use a headset with the controller, the audio would suddenly become weaker. Guess what also happens with a low charge? Input lag GOES UP!

This is something Microsoft will never tell you and most people won't realize it.

Well, yes but there is a solution. Buy batteries that has a consistent 1.2v output from start to finish. The OG Sanyo Eneloops does this. Now a days it's been re-wrapped and rebranded as Fujitsu's rechargeable batteries (the white ones with red Fujitsu logo, NOT the pink ones).