Yeah! I'm in! Quick question, though. Can I use a third party controller for android, or...

im waiting on a quick charge third party device...i dont like the controller stands, i want to be able to switch batteries only, and not have to put them into a controller and then connect them or switch out controllers. Ya though, its been atleast 8 years
since i've used a wired controller...

I made sure to use the same settings when testing this out in-game and I'm not sure about updating my controller because I'm using a third-party controller. I do feel like it has something to do with the accessories app though.

Are you sure your Xbox 360 controller is brand new Microsoft controller? A quick look on sites like Amazon will bring up loads of these controllers, but they're all third party. Microsoft stopped making 360 controllers nearly a decade ago. These third party controllers vary in quality.

If it really is a 'new' 360 controller then it may just be faulty. It won't be an issue with drivers. The Xbox 360 controllers use the Microsoft XINPUT API which has been around ever since 2005 and has been built into every version of Windows since Windows Vista.

That's a very useful link though!

For the same asking price, I more so would go with a first party controller than a third party one. Though I'm not getting either this or the elite since I'm not a professional competitive player.

Quick question. Is it the xbox play and charge kit?

That's the only offical battery anything else is third party and licensed