Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Controller Reviews

This is the wireless version of the Xbox 360 controller, which uses 2.4 GHz WiFi to communicate with Windows, which means players can sit wherever they like without worrying about the length of the cable. Power is supplied by two AA batteries placed ...

- Wireless, - Ergonomics, - Precision of sticks and triggers, - Good handling controls under your fingertips

- A little heavy at 264 g, - Extra wireless adaptor costs €20, - No customizable profiles

This is without doubt one of the most comfortable pads we tested for this survey. Even better, it performs excellently in almost every type of game. The only downside is that using it wirelessly on your PC will cost you an extra 20 euros for a USB ...

Attractive, sturdy, intelligent design, Excellent range, Good battery life,

Battery pack can make the controller a little uncomfortable.

The Xbox 360 Wireless controller is attractive and performs impeccably; it is a little pricey though, especially when you consider that extra money has to be forked out for the recharge kit.

The Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless controller may be the most expensive first-party controller ever, but it's easily the best, too.

The Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless controller is comfortable and practical, with amazing wireless capability and solid battery life.

The Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless controller is quite pricey, even without the optional rechargeable battery accessories. Also, the controller lacks the motion-sensitive innovation of the Nintendo Wii and Sony PS3 controllers and may stunt creativity in ...

Microsoft's first venture into the console business with the Xbox was a learning experience for the company, and there's no greater evidence than the evolution of the system's controller. The original Xbox controller was an oversize mess, with oddly ...