Series S gamepad accessibility

Dorukhan Kılınç · Sep 10, 2022

Hi, I am a disabled gamer who has difficulty in reaching the right and left triggers from time to time, is there any way to keep trigger functions on without having to touching them every time required

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SwordofWhedon

You have several options

There are controllers with trigger locks like the Elite controller

You can purchase the adaptive controller. The logitech accessories kit has spring loaded levers you can use for triggers, as well as great flexibility to move buttons and such around. It's compatible with the standard 3.5mm jacks, so if you have existing accessories they may work just fine.

JosefLBohorquez

Hi and thanks for reaching Microsoft Xbox gamer's community. My name is Josef.
I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft Xbox user like you.

Hope you're doing great today DORUKHAN

May I know if you already checked the Xbox adaptive controller and all the accessories available to it?
Maybe you can found something that could help:
https://www.xbox.com/en-US/accessories/controll...

https://www.xbox.com/en-US/accessories

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Jack331au

We are now allowing controller/gamepad users to enter the series

Emmanouil Markoulaki

I have got me finally a F710 gamepad controller and abandoned completely the power hungry XBOX Series gamepad controller. Battery life is now 100+ hours with vibration disabled.

Alucario Ultra

No, is not possible.

I guess that is because the keyboard gamepad, it´s Qwerty too.

Series S gamepad accessibility