If you’re in the market for a gamepad for your PC, I’d recommend the Xbox One Controller + Cable for Windows over the Xbox 360 controller so long as you don’t need it to be wireless.

To connect your Xbox controller wirelessly, press the Pair button on your controller and console. You can also sync an Xbox One controller to an Xbox One with a micro-USB cable.

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 ...

If pairing your controller and checking the batteries doesn't work, restart your Xbox One console by holding the power button for 10 seconds. Turn it back on, then try again. You should also ...

The Xbox One Controller + Cable for Windows will be available in November in the US. Exact prices and availability for the UK and Australia weren't yet available, but that price is roughly ...

While Xbox One controllers use micro-USB cables, you’ll need a USB-C cable if you’re using an Xbox Series X/S, Xbox Adaptive Controller, or Xbox Elite Series 2.

If you would rather not deal with connecting the controller wirelessly, you can connect it via USB as long as you have the micro-USB cable that came with your Xbox One. The controller should work ...

Connect a USB-C cable - Plug one end of the cable into the back of your controller, and the other into the console or PC. The connected device should automatically detect the controller and charge ...

The 2020 Xbox Wireless Controller ships with the Xbox Series S and Series X, but it works almost as well on other devices, and the design is subtly improved from the Xbox One-era gamepad.

The Xbox comes with one controller, and that’s enough for some people. If you need extra controllers for your console and don’t fancy spending $60 on each of them, the PowerA is a good purchase.

If you have an Xbox One controller, you'll need to use a micro-USB cable. For Xbox Series X/S controllers, the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 and the Xbox Adaptive Controller , you will ...