Size of adaptive controller.

First off I want to say I was impressed the thought that Microsoft put into the adaptive controller . You see a lot of things that seem like it's how the able imagine disability very badly as it tends to turn out so I was truly impressed and even if a life of low standards had not come before I would have been .

I am trying to decide whether I should just go ahead and get it now while I only truly have issues with half of a hand although I for sure can't play with my computer and mouse at least one of the games I have . Or I can but really poorly.

As I can't really sit I have to use a laptop semi lying down so while it's probably somewhere obvious I can't find the size of the adaptive controller as potentially if it has to sit on a surface it won't help much as that will be awkward at the same time as things are getting worse paying for a controller I won't be able to use long doesn't seem like a good use of money.

I don't know why it's hard to find this but it's always in a picture by itself so for reference it might be good to have another controller with it in my case I'd know if I can make it work it the set up on the left is similar to the usual controller in size Heck I downright like the ability to smash one of the bigger ones for the game I am most in need of more mobility than I have.

I will probably find it's dimensions right after posting this but there is nothing to lose that way in posting this other than someone will have an obvious link. Maybe it was hidden by an ad as I spent forever trying to find out how to post but the invitation to try edge was in the way. ( I don't want to thanks . Although the way edge comes has accessibility issues I doubt MS has thought of )

I don't want to spend 80 dollars and tax and next year the adaptive one is my only hope for more than one game. It's hard to predict but knowing the dimensions of the adaptive controller or even if it's to scale on the side that looks the most like a regular controller would help.

:)