Series X/S D-pad for Elite controllers

The Xbox Series X controllers will work on Xbox One consoles, and the Xbox One controllers (including the Elite/Elite V2) will work on Xbox Series X too.

This is a link to an external site which
confirms the backwards and forwards compatibility for controllers.

i have the elite controller series 1 and elite controller series 2 and the only thing interchangeable is the D-Pad IE:- if you want the silver one form the elite controller series 1 onto the series 2 ... the under trigers and thumbsticks are of a different
designs so will not fit .... i have just got both elite controllers out to make sure i am right in what i am saying

if this helps please up vote or mark as answered please

This metod an xbox series s or x controller unpair.

My contorrel elite 2 and not working.

I have no problem with the standard series X and X box one pads

but my Elite Series 2 has a lot of stick issues and the tension tighten tool

thing was not in the sealed box with the new core controller

despite it being on the box it should be include, my pad replaced

the broken Black one which came with everything but broke the

next day I am hoping the Elite Series 3 is better, it would be nice

if they did a version with advanced chat audio and EQ like

one of the Branded Licenced controllers do, but hey gone off topic a bit.

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 Jeffrey_630

Microsoft released a new Xbox controller when they launch the Series X/S

The new design has a new D-Pad (is similar in design to the elite series 1 D-pad), as you said, a new USB-C port due to it's more common to see USB-C cables now

and the share button is a new addition to it.

Xbox One S controllers are known as third generation controllers

Xbox Series X/S controllers are known as fourth generation controllers

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https://xbox.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Xbox_Wirel...(2016)

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