Wireless controller lag

Hello!

My name is Dérek, I'm an independent platform consultant and I'm grateful for the opportunity to help you.

Dingor, if the game is so laggy, it's probably due to your network

Open the panel by pressing the Xbox button in the center of the controller.

Scroll right on the panel to the System area.

Select Settings.

Select Network.

Select Network Settings.

Select NAT Test Type.

Tell me what appears on this test, please

Perform these processes and see if it helps too

Press the Xbox button to open the dashboard.

Select System > Settings > System > Console Information

Select Reset Console.

Restore and keep my games and apps.

Rest assured, you won't miss games or saves

When asking to pull settings from an old xbox, put no

You will have to log in your accounts again, that's all

Press and hold the power button on your Xbox for 10 seconds, wait for it to turn off. Unplug it. Now wait 1 minute before turning it on.

Configuration>Network>Advanced Settings>DNS Settings>Manual>Primary 1.1.1.1 and Secondary 1.0.0.1

I remain at your disposal if you have any further questions.

I agree that wireless controller lag can be a factor, but I believe that it is minuscule if not negligible and that post-processing done by a display is a much more significant contributor to non-network lag. Wireless controllers might have a delay between
5-15ms whereas display processing can introduce a delay of up to 250ms.

Pro players want no lag whatsoever using wireless controllers. You did know that right. No input loss.

That depends on the cable.

If it's a fully equipped USB data cable, then the controller essentially becomes a wired controller, turning off it's radio and sending controller signals via cable (which competitive brawler/fighting game players prefer due to even less lag compared to
wireless connection).

If however the cable is a phone charging cable, these cables often only have the power wires connected to save money. In that case, the controller is powered through the cable, but since the data lines are missing, it will still send it's controller input
via wireless radio.

Also be aware, that Xbox controllers use a proprietary Wireless protocol that is NOT Bluetooth on the Xbox console.

Only if you use the controller on a Windows 10 PC or a Smartphone, the controller really uses Bluetooth (which introduces a slight lag compared to the Xbox Wireless protocol).

my guess is its probably designed for pro/mlg with that in mind, no wasting time with batteries, and wireless controller lag supposedly..........