PowerA Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S - Black

Recently my original Xbox One Controller broke. I had paid $49.99 a couple of years ago, and wanted an inexpensive replacement. The PowerA Wired is about half the cost, reliable, and I don't have to deal with batteries anymore.

I normally prefer to have wireless controllers and wireless everything, but with my current financial situation, I decided to go for a wired one when I needed a new one and let's just say not only to the buttons feel much better because they don't push down all the way but I don't have to worry about latency between my controller and my Xbox highly recommend it

Picked up the PowerA Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S (Black) and honestly, my son loves it. The build quality feels really solid—doesn't feel cheap or flimsy at all. The cord is a big plus too, it's super long (definitely over 3 feet), so there's plenty of room to sit back comfortably without feeling tied to the console. For the price, it's a great controller and gets the job done really well.

Works as advertised. Used this on a Samsung galaxy tab9 with Gforce Now Steam Games, and on a "18 strix gaming laptop, and ps5. Had some compatibility issues with steam games had to look for hours for the option select that seemed to work but was not fully functional without lots of time, and editing configs. Only worked out the box with ps5, and laptop. But it works, and works well. The battery doesn't seem to last as long as I would of thought it would or would like. It did last hours tho, and had to recharge sometimes at least once per day.

if you are looking for something cheaper and better than the standard xbox controller, this is great. i only just picked it up today but there are no dead zones on the sticks. the controller is lightweight and feels good to hold. my only con is it has to be plugged in but that's not even a con for me. 5 stars

So far so good. I've never had any controller last more than a year before something goes wrong (and I don't mean rage-quit-throwing or anything like that): stick drift, a stuck or unresponsive button, etc. This one has held up well so far for a few months. Controller is comfortable and responsive. If you're looking at this, you're probably looking for economy, not performance, but this thing works fine, feels comfortable in the hand. I actually prefer not having all the extra bells and whistles or additional buttons you can program. Good, basic, wired controller.

in all honesty, for the price this isnt a bad controller. at least 2 times a year i buy 4 for the kids and me and weve never had issues. obly weird thing that has to be a new feture is the controller doesnt turn on when you booy up your console. you have to hold the logo button for about 2 seconds then it turns on

My son needed to replace his previous one and I went straight to Walmart online and researched the right one. Prices varied but this one fit the brand that my son needed to play his videos with and I was happy with the price! The buttons and control were exactly where they should be because every design is different and after my son confirmed it was the right one, ordered it. It is sturdy and the last one lasted years and I expect this one will as well.

I've bought this controller multiple times. You get what you pay for. There is something wrong with the controller at least half of the times that I bought it. The warranty that you can buy for electronics is bull***. First 2 I bought were defective. Last one I bought lasted me a year. Buy at your own risk

I purchased this product just over a month ago. The right hand bumper is broken already. When I unboxed this controller, I first saw how the gaps surrounding buttons could be a problem and that I'd better cover my controller between uses to prevent buildup of dust inside the interior mechanisms. The gaps on this model compared to similar products being much larger. Unfortunately, this product hasn't lasted 2 months