Xbox Wireless Controller - Deep Pink

The Xbox Wireless Controller uses two AA batteries. These are included on the rear of the controller. You can also use a rechargeable battery pack (sold separately).

Yes, this controller is fully compatible with Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S consoles, as well as Windows 10 PCs and Android devices.

Connect the controller to your Xbox console or PC via USB-C. On Xbox, go to Profile & system > Settings > Devices & connections > Accessories. On PC, use the Xbox Accessories app from the Microsoft Store.

iOS support is planned for the future. Please check official Xbox announcements for updates on availability.

Yes, you can customize button mapping using the Xbox Accessories app on your Xbox console or Windows 10 PC.

A USB-C cable is not typically included with the controller. It is used for wired connection or firmware updates, and needs to be purchased separately if you don't already have one.

Ensure AA batteries are correctly inserted and fully charged/new. Try a different set of batteries. If using USB-C, ensure the cable is securely connected to both the controller and the device.

Make sure the controller is in pairing mode (Xbox button flashing rapidly). For Xbox consoles, also press the pairing button on the console. For PC/Android, ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your device and select 'Xbox Wireless Controller' from the list. Reduce distance and potential interference sources.

Check battery level; low batteries can cause performance issues. Ensure the controller's firmware is up to date (see FAQ). If connected via Bluetooth, try connecting directly with a USB-C cable to rule out wireless interference. Clean any debris from around buttons or sticks.

Ensure your headset is securely plugged into the 3.5mm jack. Check the audio settings on your Xbox console or PC to ensure the controller is selected as the audio output device and that volumes are turned up. Update controller firmware if available.

Verify that your console or PC's system software is up to date. Check console settings related to capture and sharing. Sometimes a quick power cycle of the controller can resolve minor glitches.