Any good android bluetooth controller to stream play?

So long as its paired correctly through the Xbox Game Streaming App, then yes, the Elite and Elite Series 2 controllers should both work on a mobile device via Bluetooth and wireless pairing on Android.

Check this link out for more information.

https://windowsreport.com/xbox-one-s-controller-wont-pair-android-bluetooth/

well you can get any xbox one controller as with any android based usb you can play it in, or you can use a bluetooth adaptor that you can get from xbox for the xbox one controllers

I only have one wireless controller, and one bluetooth controller unfortunately. The bluetooth controller works on all devices.

I purchased the wireless xbox one controller for the pc when it first release support for the PC. Years later, I purchased the bluetooth controller dedicated to use on my laptop when I'm on the move.

These days, I primarily use my bluetooth gamepad on my android tablet for android games, but I recently subscribe to Ultimate Game Pass to play on my tablet.

This is a very common problem. Depending on your phone/tablet version will determine whether you can connect your controller. For example, android users must make sure their phone version is 6.0 or higher with a Bluetooth version of 4.0. While I
am unsure of the ios requirements, I hope this helped.

That is definitely not the issue as both devices are on android 10 and bluetooth 4 and the controller works fine with both the phone and tablet with all other apps the issue is specifically while using the xbox streaming app.

Just thought I'd let you know that Microsoft already has Bluetooth capabilities built into the Xbox Consoles on the current market. That little sync button that you press on the console and then on your controller, that is Microsoft's way of doing Bluetooth.
Try this, if you own an Android Device, hold down the Sync button on the (Wireless) Controller and then look at your Android's Bluetooth menu. You should very quickly see that an Xbox controller is ready to pair. Hence, Bluetooth capabilities are already built
into the Xbox.