3rd Party Controller

Shigurui · Mar 25, 2016

Does anyone know if there's a decent 3rd party XB1 controller out there? Preferably a 360 pad clone or something with parallel sticks like the Dualshock 4. Thanks.

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Jiggle Britches · Mar 25, 2016

Need feedback on 3rd party controllers.

My 8th stock 360 controller has died so I decided to go 3rd party. I like the Razer Sabertooth but its a little pricey. Post your opinion and review of your 3rd party controller.

Haunted Cellar · Mar 25, 2016

Best 3rd party controller?

Razer Onza is a great third party controller, check it out.

EnenDaveyBoy · Mar 25, 2016

big fan of afterglow tbh, had controllers and the 360 and they were good, but no idea what there like for the xbox one.

Shigurui · Oct 31, 2018

Just had a look at Afterglow, they do make an XB1 pad but it's shaped exactly like the official ones and also has rumble triggers. The 2 things I hate about the pad, usually you can disable stuff like rumble on some 3rd party stuff but it doesn't look like
you can on that, cheers for the suggestion anyway mate.

Onyx Is Here

Sorry to hear it. Is it an official Xbox 360 controller or 3rd party? If it's 3rd party it may be an issue with the controller but try turning the console off then on again

XBF - Evie

Hello Jordan davis.,

Welcome to the Xbox Community Forum. Thank you for sharing your concern with us today and we hope that all is well.

If your headset works correctly while using your Xbox controller, then we recommend that you continue using your Xbox controller instead of a 3rd-party controller for your console use.

Microsoft can't guarantee that our accessories will work with 3rd-party accessories, or that 3rd-party accessories will work correctly with our hardware. Please refer to the 3rd-party controller manufacturer website on how to properly use it with an Xbox or a headset, or if it even supports headset use for the console as some 3rd-party controllers may not.

Additionally, you may need to update your 3rd-party controllers' firmware using you PC in order for it to work properly. In any case, you will need to check the manufacturer's website for both your headset and your 3rd-party controller to see if they support connectivity with one another and to the console.

Sincerely,

Xbox Customer Success Manager

Microsoft Community

EnenDaveyBoy

big fan of afterglow tbh, had controllers and the 360 and they were good, but no idea what there like for the xbox one.

Shigurui

Just had a look at Afterglow, they do make an XB1 pad but it's shaped exactly like the official ones and also has rumble triggers. The 2 things I hate about the pad, usually you can disable stuff like rumble on some 3rd party stuff but it doesn't look like
you can on that, cheers for the suggestion anyway mate.

{Parity}

There are no 3rd party repair options for controllers..

3rd Party Controller