Whether you're extra careful with them or constantly slamming them on tables and couches in fits of gamer rage, even the best of the Xbox Series X|S controllers on the market are bound to break down ...

8BitDo unveiled the next generation of its flagship Ultimate controller series at CES 2026--and it now makes sense why the manufacturer hasn't released an Xbox version of the Ultimate 2. Officially ...

You can also change the joysticks and D-pad on this extremely customizable controller launching later this year. You can also change the joysticks and D-pad on this extremely customizable controller ...

GuliKit has released new ROG Xbox Ally modifications that can help avoid stick drift issues. GuliKit Offers ROG Xbox Ally Mod to Fix Stick Drift Two new products from GuliKit are perfect for users who ...

Joystick drift on the DualSense controller is one of the most common frustrations for PlayStation 5 gamers. This issue occurs when analog sticks register movement even without input, causing ...

For the last month, I’ve been playing around with Hyperkin‘s new Competitor controller. This wired gamepad is an officially licensed Xbox controller that is designed to look and feel like a ...

TL;DR: ASUS ROG Raikiri II is the first Xbox-certified wireless controller featuring tri-mode connectivity, anti-drift TMR joysticks, dual-mode triggers, and four programmable rear buttons. It offers ...

Asus has officially launched the ROG Raikiri II Xbox Wireless Controller at Gamescom 2025. The new model succeeds the Raikiri wired controller introduced in 2023 and brings wireless connectivity, ...

GameSir has released the G7 Pro, a new wired and wireless pro-style controller for Xbox, PC, and Android that comes with battery-sipping, drift-resistant "Tunneling Magnetoresistance" (TMR) sticks and ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Gaming hardware and cross-compatibility unfortunately aren't the best of friends. While it makes sense that a PlayStation DualSense or Xbox ...

Xbox controller stick drift, where the stick moves on its own, is common on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Elite Series 2 controllers. It's often caused by worn-out parts or dust inside the controller ...