Xbox Wireless Controller - DOOM: The Dark Ages Limited Edition
Xbox Wireless Controller - DOOM: The Dark Ages Limited Edition
Xbox Wireless Controller – DOOM: The Dark Ages Limited Edition gamepad
With the arrival of the new generation Xbox Series X|S console, Microsoft decided to improve an absolutely essential accessory – the gamepad. Although the main controls are practically identical, there are several noticeable improvements. For example, all elements have been rounded off to make the controller more comfortable to hold. In practice, you'll appreciate its compatibility across a wide range of devices.
Textured grip for greater comfort
The textured triggers and buttons on the Xbox Wireless Controller are designed to give you a better grip, even after many hours of gaming.
Hybrid D-pad
The Xbox Wireless Controller – DOOM: The Dark Ages Limited Edition gamepad features a completely redesigned D-pad. This gives you faster and better control of movement in all directions.
Share button
The dedicated share button makes perfect sense, letting you intuitively share your latest gaming experience with friends or fans at the single press of a button on the Xbox Wireless Controller – DOOM: The Dark Ages Limited Edition.
Gamepad with seamless connectivity
Thanks to Bluetooth LE and USB-C interfaces, the new Xbox – DOOM: The Dark Ages Limited Edition controller is compatible not only with older Xbox consoles but also with PCs and Android-based devices. And for charging? Use high-quality AA rechargeable batteries or the optional rechargeable battery pack.
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| Code: | MXO001SC28 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
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