Xbox Scorpio Contoller Support (Wired USB) or a Xbox usb wired controller or perhaps a...

The Xbox One family of devices (including Xbox One X Scorpio) support controllers that are licensed for the console only. Some are wired and some are wireless. So the answer is yes, it does support wired controllers.

Alternatively to disposable AA batteries, you could also use rechargeable AA batteries (Eneloop batteries are recommended). Buy a set of 4 with a charger, and you can charge one set, and play wirelessly on the other two.

Whed the batteries in the controller are about to die, replace them with the charged set, and charge the empty ones.

Hi, all the xbox on the market (also xbox one x - aka scorpio) support the compatible controller directly connected with an usb cable.

You can simply use a usb-micro usb cable to connect the joypad to the console, in this way you can use the controller without the batteries inside.

More info here: https://beta.support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/controller/connect-a-wireless-controller

The original Xbox controller uses a USB wiring, but Microsoft put a different type of connection for the controller. The only way to use an original Xbox controller on your PC is to strip the wires and connect them to a USB wire, by simply matching the colors.
It's very simple, as it's the same USB wiring, just a different connection port.

On the Xbox 360 a wired controller was wired and a wireless controller was always wireless even when using a play and charge cable. On the Xbox One if you hook up a controller using a mini usb to usb cable it becomes a wired controller. So take out the batteries,
use a mini usb to usb cable and voila. This has been confirmed by MS. I wil ltry to find the link.