Xbox Wireless Controller - Velocity Green

This controller is compatible with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows PCs (Windows 10/11), Android phones and tablets, and iOS devices (iPhone, iPad) running iOS 13 or later.

To pair, press and hold the small circular Pair button on top of the controller (next to the USB-C port) until the Xbox button flashes rapidly. Then, activate pairing mode on your device: press the Pair button on your Xbox console, or go to Bluetooth settings on your PC/mobile device and select 'Xbox Wireless Controller' when it appears.

No, the Xbox Wireless Controller typically comes with two AA batteries. For rechargeable capabilities, you would need to purchase an Xbox rechargeable battery pack or compatible AA rechargeable batteries separately.

Yes, you can plug any standard 3.5mm stereo gaming headset directly into the controller's port for game audio and chat. Ensure the headset's microphone is also compatible for voice chat.

Connect your controller to an Xbox console or a Windows PC using a USB-C cable. On Xbox, go to 'Profile & system' > 'Settings' > 'Devices & connections' > 'Accessories'. On PC, use the Xbox Accessories app from the Microsoft Store. Select your controller and check for available firmware updates.

The dedicated Share button allows you to quickly and easily capture screenshots (single press) and record video clips (press and hold) of your gameplay. These captures can then be shared directly from your Xbox console or PC.

Yes, you can connect the Xbox Wireless Controller to your Xbox console or PC using a USB-C cable (not included) for a wired connection. This will also charge a connected rechargeable battery pack (if installed) or power the controller without AA batteries.

Ensure fresh AA batteries are properly inserted. If using a rechargeable pack, ensure it is fully charged and securely seated. Try replacing batteries or charging the pack.

Make sure the controller is charged or has fresh batteries. Ensure the device's Bluetooth is on (for PC/mobile) or the console's Pair button has been pressed. Try holding the controller's Pair button until it flashes rapidly, and restart the pairing process. On PC, remove the controller from Bluetooth devices and try pairing again. If on Xbox, power cycle both the console and controller.

Ensure your 3.5mm headset is fully plugged into the controller's jack. Check the volume settings on your Xbox/PC/mobile and within the game. Try a different headset to rule out a headset issue. Update the controller firmware via the Xbox Accessories app on Xbox or PC.

Move closer to your Xbox console or PC (if using Bluetooth). Ensure there are no major obstructions or sources of wireless interference (e.g., Wi-Fi routers, microwaves) between the controller and the device. Update the controller firmware. For PC, consider using an Xbox Wireless Adapter for a more stable connection than standard Bluetooth.

Ensure the controller firmware is up to date. On Xbox, check your capture settings in the console's guide. On PC, confirm that the Xbox Game Bar is enabled and configured correctly to recognize controller inputs for capture.