more than one xbox 360 controller to remote play

I have noticed the same thing happing to my two remotes the Xbox 360 controller is way more stronger and durable than the Xbox one remote I have two controllers and both are broken within one year I'm have tempted to get a PlayStation and sell my xbox because
I'm already having problems with it and mines not even a year old

Maybe Microsoft wants to see how sales of the $25 remote go before this feature is available and then compare against sales after this is available.

If the Xbox 360 never had DLNA or Media player app to play movies and music from my NAS I would never bought the remote for it.

I have two remotes one Cable Remote which controls TV & Cable Box. The other is my white Xbox 360 remote which controls my TV and Xbox 360. I love having both.

I don't have Kinnect plugged in because the first person shooter games I play (World of Tanks & Halo) don't use Kinnect. An other example would be my Windows 8 cell phone I text more than talk. I would rather use the remote but... enough said.

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Hello "DeadFall526"

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I did notice that the Xbox One controller ate batteries a lot faster than the Xbox 360 controller. I was able to squeeze out more play time with the Xbox 360 controller (playing Diablo 3 vanilla) as opposed to playing Destiny (Xbox One).

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Have a nice day or afternoon or night "Deadfall526"

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Sorry to hear you're having issues with your 360. When you say you're having problems calibrating the Kinect, what are you using to select Yes/No? Do you have a wired Xbox 360 controller or a wireless one? If you have a wireless one, is it fully charged
and synced with the Xbox 360 properly?

This information might help;

support.xbox.com/.../wireless-controller-disconnects-frequently-or-cannot-connect

If you're trying to use a universal media remote instead of a controller to play your media:

support.xbox.com/.../xbox-360-universal-media-remote-help

Hope that helps.

Meant an app to find the remote. Though there are apps already out there to turn your phone and such into a remote via box. Even the Xbox One can become a remote for your TV now. Though back on topic...

The X1 controller was never intended not to be wireless. There is the infrared system to consider which tracks who has the controller (Via kinect) and honestly, making everything micro usb just makes everything easier when it comes to hardware exchange.
Though is could be rather easy to make a wired one if your tech savvy. Find an old 360 controller, exchange the cable for micro usb connectivity, configure the responses, and then connect. Though I am sure in the long run it will cost you more than an actual
Xbox One controller to do so. Honestly, for all the hardware included the X1 controller is relatively cheap in price.