Adaptive Game Controller USB input

This headset model has a USB and p3 input, right?

Are you using an adapter for the controller?

Hi there,

The
Xbox Adaptive Controller only comes with the USB cable to charge the controller. You can
connect external devices such as switches, buttons, mounts, and joysticks to create a custom controllers experience that is uniquely yours. Button,
thumb-stick and trigger inputs are controlled with assistive devices (sold separately) connected through 3.5mm jacks and USB ports.

Hope this information helps.

Hello, thank you for your repeat?

My "Logitech Extreme 3D" joystick has been running flawlessly so far, even with other games connected to a PC.

My question was, can or must I connect my joystick directly to the XBox Series s console or the Standard XBox Controller instead of to a PC, since there are 2 USB inputs on the console? and there is 1 USB-C input on the controller?

The game (here: Flight Simulator 2022) does not show the joystick in the settings when I use one of the inputs on the console. I would like to play the game on the PC, so I don't think I need this "Adaptive Controller".

Hello, about that, there are adapters that you can connect a USB and it has a 3.5mm microphone input

I talked to three different Microsoft support people and it seems that my particular Adaptive Controller's input USB ports are defective even though everything else about controller works and the Logitech joystick also works when connected directly outside of adaptive controller.

They are sending a replacement. I will hopefully be able to report back that this was a bad luck case instead of something that would affect more people.