The Razer Wolverine Ultimate is a genuine contender to Microsoft’s excellent Series 2 Elite for the title of best Xbox One controller and arguably has even greater customization thanks to the additional M1/M2 shoulder buttons. If you want something a bit more specific with back buttons or bespoke features that'll give you a competitive edge, an Elite controller will likely be worth the extra cash. If it's just for general use as a replacement for your worn out Xbox controller, you may not need anything more than the official gamepad. You can have confidence in the fact that these excellent Xbox One controllers will work with new-gen consoles and rival some of the best Xbox Series X controllers' performance (although they don't feature the newer 'share' button if they were made with the last generation console specifically in mind). In order to narrow your search slightly, we'd recommend sussing out what you'd use your new controller for. Before we break down the explicit benefits of each controller in detail, it's worth noting that many of the options below will serve you as the best PC controllers too. After Xbox came out with the Elite line, a myriad of choices exploded onto the shelves, and Sony has only just followed suit with its first pro controller, the DualSense Edge. The Xbox One generation sparked a lot of interest in the production of pro controllers that blur the lines between the comfort and ease of gamepads, and the competitive functions of a mouse and keyboard. The controller market is in an exciting at place at the moment.

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