Xbox Wireless Controller - Deep Pink - Xbox Series

This Xbox Wireless Controller is compatible with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows PCs (Windows 10/11), Android phones and tablets, and iOS phones and tablets.

The controller uses two AA batteries for wireless operation, which provide up to 40 hours of gameplay. You can also purchase a rechargeable battery pack separately or use a USB-C cable for wired play.

Yes, you can connect the controller directly to your Xbox console or PC using a USB-C cable for a wired, plug-and-play experience.

You can remap buttons and create custom profiles using the Xbox Accessories app, which is available on Xbox consoles and Windows PCs.

The controller features a dedicated Share button located in the center. Press it once to capture a screenshot, or press and hold it to record the last moments of your gameplay.

Yes, the controller includes a 3.5mm audio jack, allowing you to plug in any compatible headset for game audio and chat.

With two AA batteries, the controller can provide up to 40 hours of gameplay, depending on usage and features like headset use.

Ensure fresh AA batteries are correctly inserted. If using USB-C, check the cable connection to both the controller and the device. Try a different set of batteries or a different USB-C cable/port.

Make sure both the controller and device are in pairing mode. For Xbox, press the console's pairing button. For PC/mobile, ensure Bluetooth is on. Try restarting both the controller and the device. Ensure there are no other Bluetooth devices interfering. If on PC, update Bluetooth drivers.

Check for any physical obstructions or debris around the buttons/sticks. Connect the controller to a PC and use the Xbox Accessories app to test button inputs. Update the controller's firmware via the Xbox Accessories app.

Ensure the headset is fully plugged into the jack. Check audio settings on your console/PC to make sure controller headset audio is enabled and volume is up. Test with a different headset if possible. Update controller firmware.

Ensure you are within range of your device. Minimize obstacles between the controller and the device. Check for potential wireless interference from other devices (e.g., Wi-Fi routers, other Bluetooth devices). Update the controller's firmware.