Microsoft Xbox X/S Wireless Controller Robot White

I've been using this for 2 weeks and it has yet to run out of battery life. I'm still using the 2 AA batteries given in the box. I also bought duracell rechargeable batteries but I've yet to use them. Don't bother buying an expensive charge and pay kit or a battery pack. Just use simple rechargeable AA batteries.The build quality is very high, as expected from a first party controller. The buttons are very clicky and the dpad feels great to use. The rumble is much more refined than my ps4 controller. The triggers also have a longer travel and give you more control. The sticks are smooth and excellent for shooters.Only downside is there is no gyro unlike ps4/ps5 controllers, and the controller is a bit heavier than my ps4 controller. But the amazing battery life more than makes up for it.I'll update the review if the controller let's me down but so far (18-07-21) it's 5 stars!Update (10-09-21): Controller still works great. I get battery life of 5-7 days depending on use. I am using 1300mAh rechargeable Duracell AA batteries. You can get a set of 4 for ₹479 on Amazon. Higher capacity batteries cost more, but that's another option. Very happy with my purchase.

The media could not be loaded. The controller arrived in very good condition with proper packaging.Speaking about the controller, the comfort it provides is top notch. The triggers and bumpers feels very good in hand and is even better than the previous controller. Worth the money.

I bought this controller mainly for gaming on my laptop/PC.Pros:1) Classic Xbox style controller with slight upgrades from the previous version, which sits comfortably in your hands.2) New Grip texture, helps with sweaty hands. Keep in mind though, the grips are still plastic, but high quality so you will definitely notice them.3) Ever so slight change in the design from the previous version, not so drastic that it wont feel like you're holding an Xbox controller but its been squared off at some places to give it a refresh.4) D-Pad has been updated too, much like the one on the Xbox elite controller.5) Buttons and triggers have a crisp and tactile feeling. No loose bits and pieces rattling like on some cheaper lower end controllers.6) Connectivity is a breeze, thanks to Microsoft. Just that connecting to a different PC and then connecting back to your PC is little cumbersome. Not much. Just a tad.7) Battery back-up is good. It needs 2xAA batteries. I'm a very versatile user, sometimes I barely play, other times I'm in front of the screen all day, so don't really have an estimate in hours. But its plentiful and wont be a bother. You can still connect it with a wire so that's good. Personally I prefer swappable batteries as you don't need to wait for it to charge or risk putting it to charge before your gaming sesh. Furthermore, fixed Lithium ion batteries tend to lose their ability to hold charge overtime with each cycle. So that's why I prefer removable batteries.8)Windows Capture works great, just press the dedicated multifunction button to click a screenshot or press and hold to record a clip.Cons:1) The white color tends to stain up, but it is pretty easy to clean. Also, I knew this would happen but I was willing to live with it, because I just love this white color. Go for any other color, if that's what you want. Note: the controller does not lose color or fade overtime, like so many others.2) It would be good if they added backlighting to the buttons. 1.5k controllers have it, i dont know why Xbox still doesn't. Nothing you cant get used to.3) Sometimes the controller disconnects itself. Note, that it has not happened once while I was in the middle of playing. Only when trying to connect one or more controllers (Official Xbox). Maybe a bug on Microsoft's part.4) No indicator on the controller itself to show the battery percentage. You need to check it on your PC, where it shoes the approximate battery percentage left, its not that accurate though. One time, it showed the battery at 50% but shut down after 10 minutes.5) The controller seems to not fully utilize the batteries. Like, the Controller wont start, you think maybe you need to swap out the batteries, but when you hold the batteries you can still feel that they have a charge due to their weight. I checked it out and almost 30% charge was left. My advice, Swap out one battery a time.Review:Overall this is a great controller with everything an average (Or even above average) gamer could need.The pros far outweigh the cons. My advice would be to straight up get this controller. Even you were considering getting a 1-2k controller just to save some bucks, re-consider. Because, the cheap ones do not last that long, the buttons start softening up, color starts fading, you might lose the Bluetooth adapter and a million other things.Would Recommend.

although the controller is good for the price but i felt like the ps5 controller is way better when is come to haptics... i mean its obvious ofc, but when i compared the vibrations of both the controller i felt like xbox controller had a weak but tight and a better quality vibrations but in a ps5 controller the vibrations a stronger but tab bit low quality, personally I prefer the ps5 controller even for pc but its just personal preference so... also the compatibility of the xbox controller with the pc is rather better than that of ps5 but there are still updates on ps5 controller so i think soon enough the ps5 also might be a plug and play controller on the pc hopefully atleast... and also for some odd reason the xbox game pass isint included with the box i dont really know why...

The media could not be loaded. I am also using the PS5 DualSense controller and I can say that at first my initial thought was, "Damn, this feels smaller than the PS5 controller."This controller:> Feels heavy, durable and hence, premium.> has great grip.> has interesting triggers.> has great vibrations and haptic feed back.> uses 2 cells as batteries 🙄> works great in wireless and wired mode.> buttons are kind-of noisy when pressed as compared to PS5 controller.> comes in convenient packing than PS5 controller.> is more compatible with games than PS5 controller.> is missing anything called Adaptive Triggers and Touchpad.> doesn't have adaptive light like we have in DualSense & even DualShock controllers. e.g., When I was playing The Crew Motorfest with DualSense controller, the light was adapting to the gearing and revving of the car but there is no concept of this in the Xbox controller (No multi colored light, just a single white light. but trust me this single white light feels premium in its own way as well)

Trigger broken within a year. Very bad quality for the price.ps5 dual sense is far better.