My son has the adaptive controller and all accessories but he can't use his hands. Is there...

Hi,

Your son should be able to make use of the Xbox One adaptive controller. Plus there are number of additional peripherals that can be added to it.

https://www.xbox.com/accessories/controllers/xbox-adaptive-controller. It also works on Windows 10 PCs.

Hi WARRIOR I M,

Thanks for your post! I understand you are experiencing issues using the
PDP One-Handed Joystick for Xbox Adaptive Controller. If you'd like to adjust settings for this specific controller, there are options to adjust button functionality using the

Accessories App.

I hope this helps.

Are there any steering wheels that can be connected to the xbox adaptive controller via the 3.5mm jack or usb connections available on the adaptive controller? (just as you would use other plug and play buttons/joysticks, etc)

If so, if the steering wheel comes with pedals, can those be assigned to another button? My son does not have use of his hands very much and is paralyzed so cannot use his legs. He currently plays other games with various buttons, joysticks, etc. with the adaptive controller, but he would like to be able to play driving games as well.

If anyone uses one or can tell me which one works with the adaptive controller (if there is one) I would greatly appreciate it.

Yes thats fine the only thing ive been told to try which i havent yet is getting a adapter for the controller. My son is currently using the headphones he got with his iphone, theyre plugged into one controller which has a lead and he uses his battery
controller the one that came with his new xbox ond s. Seems to be keeoing him quiet not sure how ling for though 😬

@maax555

You may want to check out the XIM4 for your son. It's a keyboard and mouse adapter. The razer mouse mentioned above has 17 buttons which can remap all of the controls to a left or right handed mouse. My brother had the same issue when he smashed his hand
and could only play with his right during the six months it took him to heal. I've tried the product before myself and can tell you it's not a gimmicky piece of plastic but a well made precise device.