Pulse Red Edition Wireless Controller
Enhanced gaming comfort: Anti-slip surface on the triggers and back of the controller, and a new multidirectional D-pad for precise handling.
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Discover the modernized design of the Xbox Wireless Controller, featuring textured surfaces and refined geometry for enhanced gaming comfort. Streamlined for comfort with a textured, non-slip surface and a hybrid D-pad. Easily record and share content with the dedicated Share button. Quickly pair, play, and switch between devices, including Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10 PCs, and Android devices. iOS compatibility coming soon.
- Enhanced gaming comfort: Anti-slip surface on the triggers and back of the controller, and a new multidirectional D-pad for precise handling.
- Total customization: Personalize the buttons (mapping) of your controller with the Xbox Accessories app and connect a compatible headset via the 3.5mm jack.
- Dedicated share button: Thanks to the new Xbox share button, capture and share your best captures and videos with your friends.
- Compatible with all your devices – Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10 PCs, iOS and Android phones & tablets*
- depending on the operating system update. More information at xbox.com/controller-compatibility
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Voldemort –
A must-have for fans
ludo –
I use this controller to play 3D games occasionally. After making the mistake of buying an MSI GC30 and a GC30 2, which are complete garbage, I wonder why I didn't just buy this Xbox controller from the start. I know why, because I remembered the 360 controllers being of terrible quality. This controller seems like a real improvement on the design; the texture is very high quality, the weight inspires confidence, and the ergonomics are perfect for me (I have "normal" hands). We'll see if it all holds up over time. I also had major Bluetooth problems on my PC (a recent MSI laptop), so I reconnected my Microsoft receiver for the 360 controllers, and since then, no more problems. I don't know if the problem was due to interference from other hardware. It's worth investigating.
Max –
I use this controller on PC as a replacement for my broken Xbox One controller, and it works perfectly with the official Bluetooth adapter I was using before. The battery system on the controller still seems a bit archaic, but with rechargeable batteries, it's pretty much worry-free. There's also a wired option with a USB cable, but I find that more cumbersome during use (we've finally gone from a micro USB connector to a USB Type-C connector). I find the grip more comfortable with the addition of textured grips on the triggers and handles, and overall the controller seems sturdier and better made than before. Time will tell. The matte, rigid plastic feels a bit "unusual" to the touch, like on Xbox One controllers, but that's mostly a matter of taste. With the batteries, the controller can also feel a bit heavy. The only drawback I could possibly find so far, after several hours of use, is that the grippy coating makes your hands sweat more easily around the handles, but that's perhaps a minor detail. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the changes.
EDISON658 –
The colors of this controller are simply magnificent. Blue, Red, White. Take your pick. Quality, price, handling (it can be found for €45 during promotions).
ludo –
I use this controller to play 3D games occasionally. After making the mistake of buying an MSI GC30 and a GC30 2, which are complete garbage, I wonder why I didn't just buy this Xbox controller from the start. I know why, because I remembered the 360 controllers being of terrible quality. This controller seems like a real improvement on the design; the texture is very high quality, the weight inspires confidence, and the ergonomics are perfect for me (I have "normal" hands). We'll see if it all holds up over time. I also had major Bluetooth problems on my PC (a recent MSI laptop), so I reconnected my Microsoft receiver for the 360 controllers, and since then, no more problems. I don't know if the problem was due to interference from other hardware. It's worth investigating.
Max –
I use this controller on PC as a replacement for my broken Xbox One controller, and it works perfectly with the official Bluetooth adapter I was using before. The battery system on the controller still seems a bit archaic, but with rechargeable batteries, it's pretty much worry-free. There's also a wired option with a USB cable, but I find that more cumbersome during use (we've finally gone from a micro USB connector to a USB Type-C connector). I find the grip more comfortable with the addition of textured grips on the triggers and handles, and overall the controller seems sturdier and better made than before. Time will tell. The matte, rigid plastic feels a bit "unusual" to the touch, like on Xbox One controllers, but that's mostly a matter of taste. With the batteries, the controller can also feel a bit heavy. The only drawback I could possibly find so far, after several hours of use, is that the grippy coating makes your hands sweat more easily around the handles, but that's perhaps a minor detail. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the changes.
EDISON658 –
The colors of this controller are simply magnificent. Blue, Red, White. Take your pick. Quality, price, handling (it can be found for €45 during promotions).
Twins –
The media product could not be loaded. I've recently lost my mind so I'm in the process of starting a collection of these Funko Pops. This one is super special it's very detailed you can read all of the writing on every Hogwarts letter. If you're just going to get one I would suggest this one
Twins –
Frankly, I'm extremely disappointed with this Funko Pop, which is very expensive and quite hard to find. But since I trust Amazon, where I've bought a significant number of items and Funko Pops, this will be the last one. First of all, I asked if the Funko Pop was protected or delivered with a soft case. The Funko shop replied fairly quickly, but they said no, sorry, man! Reading the comments on the same Funko Pop, the Harry Potter figure with French lettering, another buyer received a soft case, so... And secondly, the box arrived damaged in the top left corner (see photo). For a Funko Pop at this price to arrive damaged and without protection is a disgrace! Look elsewhere or buy from other online retailers where you'll pay more, sure, but with real photos and some even come with a free soft case… Honestly, I'm extremely disappointed and angry, and this little rant is very rare for me, my first ever. I don't know if the person who sold it to me will read this, but they could have included the case, a Pop! figure, and a box without any damage.