Xbox One S Controller & Remote

Xbox One, Xbox One S, and Xbox One X controllers work on Xbox Series X|S, and vice versa. However, Xbox 360 is on it's own, similar to the OG Xbox.

What's cool however is if you remote stream Xbox One, One S, One X, Series S, or Series X on, say, a PC, you can plug in a 360 controller and use it on the newer generation.

But no, newer controllers aren't supported on 360.

No there is a type of controller that does have bluetooth to android i think it was xbox one s remote but i just wanted to see if i was right or if there was a way to connect the normal xbox one controller

Do you have an original Xbox One, or a Xbox One S/X? If you have the original Xbox One (not the S or X) you will need to have Kinect in order to have the Xbox control your A/V equipment.

If you do have Kinect and/or a Xbox One S/X, make sure that the IR Blaster on the Kinect and the console aren't obstructed, and that the IR light can hit your equipment. If you have a home theater with dark walls, it might be that the IR signal can't be
reflected off the walls towards the A/V equipment.

And finally: The TV needs to be able to be controlled via Infrared remote controls. If you have a very modern TV with a Bluetooth remote, the Xbox can't control that. It has to be Infrared controlled.

Hi there XBX,

Thanks for the reply. I understand there is an issue with the Xbox One S not compatible for the Media Remote. I recommend to try this article for further information:

Xbox One Media Remote.

Do you have the controller listed in the article?

Let us know so we may further assist.

personally i have tried the elite controller and never enjoyed, my Xbox one s came with a white controller and well trying to keep it clean is a nightmare, i just went out and bought a black remote.