Xbox One S wireless controller

knetroot · Dec 6, 2016

Hi,

The Xbox One controller and Xbox One S controller are diffenrent ?

The Xbox One S controller is the only with bluetooth ?

How I reconoce it in the seller ?

Best regards,

:)

Mr ImaKirby · Dec 6, 2016

Xbox Bluetooth controller

Does an Xbox One S Bluetooth Wireless Controller work on a normal Xbox One?

irrocky9087 · Dec 6, 2016

can anyone please tell me if xbox one wireless controller (old black one) works with the XBOX ONE S?

can anyone please tell me if xbox one wireless controller works with the XBOX ONE S?

Miss Bijoux · Dec 7, 2016

Hey there!

Yes, there is a difference between the Xbox One controller and the Xbox One S controllers. As you've mentioned, the Xbox One S controllers have Bluetooth capability whereas the original series does not. You can sort of tell the difference when you look at
the controller itself. If the area around the Xbox guide button matches the controller, it likely is a Bluetooth capable controller vs an original one. A good example is the difference between the

Lunar White Controller (non-Bluetooth capable) and the new white
Xbox One Controller (Bluetooth capable). You can see the difference in the controller around the guide button. If you see a controller in the store that you like, you can always check on the web to see if it has Bluetooth or not.

Let us know if you have any other questions.

Francia J.

If I may ask, is this an Xbox One Wireless Controller or Xbox Series X|S Wireless controller?

SparkyGnome

hi there, yes the xbox one wireless controllers will work with the xbox one s

John P_14

Hi and thanks for reaching out. I hope you’re doing well. I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft user like you and I'll be happy to help you.

Xbox wireless controllers, including the latest Xbox Wireless Controllers included with the Xbox Series X and Series S consoles, are compatible with the Xbox Series S. In addition, some older Xbox One wireless controllers work with the Xbox Series S. As for third-party wireless controllers, the compatibility depends on the specific controller and whether it is designed to work with the Xbox wireless protocol. The Ant eSports controller you mentioned appears to be a third-party controller designed for PC gaming, and it may not be compatible with the Xbox Series S.

IceStorm III

[quote user="Paladin Evans"]i don't want a wireless controller. didn't you read that?[/quote]Unlike the 360's wireless controller, when the Xbox One's wireless controller is plugged into USB it switches to a wired mode of operation (the PS3's controllers
did the same thing).

Internet Expert

You can use a regular Xbox One controller on an Xbox One S console, and you can use an Xbox One S controller on a regular Xbox One console.

All controllers connect to the Xbox console the same way, via proprietary RF.

If you are confused because of the addition of Bluetooth in the Xbox One S, just know that Bluetooth is only built into the Xbox One S controller (there is actually no bluetooth functionality in the Xbox One S console itself). The Bluetooth in the controller
is just a secondary method of wireless connectivity designed solely for connecting the controller to a Windows 10 PC via Bluetooth (without the need of a
USB adapter). It connects to the Xbox One/One S the same way as the original controllers do.

Xbox One S wireless controller