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Microsoft Xbox Wireless Controller - Carbon Black
Android, iOS, PC, Xbox One S, Xbox One X, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
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Still interesting, at least the prices are the same now. I'll gladly take the "free" USB-C cable.
The Wireless Stick is not required for Bluetooth connection with Windows 10.
5 years ago
Please contact our Digitec Assistant in this regard so that we can help you individually with your request: https://www.digitec.ch/help
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Yes no issue it connects with bluetooth
the cable is 2.70m long
Yes, this controller is compatible with the following models:
Xbox One S, Xbox One X, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
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It is a usb-c to usb-a cable :)
Yes, the Xbox Wireless Controller 1V8-00002 works wirelessly with the iPad.
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no, without
digitec
4 months ago
Yes, you can use the controller on your Mac, but please note some requirements: macOS supports wireless Xbox controllers with Bluetooth from newer versions and for full support your Mac should have macOS Ventura (or newer) or a more recent macOS version; Apple lists Xbox Wireless Controller (with Bluetooth, model 1708), Series S and Series X as supported controllers.
If you want to connect via Bluetooth, activate Bluetooth on your Mac, set the controller to pairing mode (Xbox button + Connect button) and select it in the Bluetooth settings.
Alternatively, a USB-C connection will also work if macOS recognises your controller; older controllers or macOS versions may require a driver or third-party tool.
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There is no technical difference.
Both controllers are identical and can be used wirelessly and via USB-C cable.
The only difference:
- Version with USB-C cable -> cable included.
- Version without USB-C cable -> no cable included.
I don't know if this is the latest model, but I previously had an older model which was slightly different in feel to this model (bought this model about 2 years ago).
digitec
6 months ago
This controller is compatible with macOS via a wired USB-C connection, particularly since the macOS Sequoia 15.0.1 update, which enables native recognition of wired Xbox controllers. Bluetooth connection is also possible if the controller supports Bluetooth, which is the case with recent models. You simply need to connect the controller with the USB-C cable supplied to use it without an additional driver. However, some features, such as force feedback and audio output, may not be supported by wired connections on macOS.
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Ask Chatgpt because somehow I don't see any difference.
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Yes, you dulli. It says yes.
digitec
1 year ago
The Xbox Wireless Controller is compatible with Android devices, allowing you to use it wirelessly via Bluetooth. This means it should work well with services like GeForce Now (GFN) on Android. All buttons and joysticks should be detectable by hardware testing tools like those on hardwaretester.com/gamepad, given the controller's Bluetooth connectivity and compatibility with Android platforms. If you encounter any issues, ensure your Android device supports Bluetooth and that the controller is properly paired.
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A rechargeable battery is not included in the scope of delivery. However, you can use batteries or commercially available rechargeable batteries.
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As you can see on the Digitec website, this model is sold with or without a cable. It's a USB-C cable, but a very long one. A simple USB-C cable should suffice for updating.... (This has never happened before). The batteries do run down quickly, so it's better to buy rechargeable batteries if you play a lot.
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No battery supplied.
Can I connect these controllers to the Apple TV? For example, can I use them for the Steam Link app?
Yes, according to Apple it is possible to pair the controller with Apple TV. Here is the link: https://support.apple.com/de-ch...
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Good question. I only know that the "Basic" controller is still compatible with the Series S/X. So I strongly assume that this is the case. Only the share button could be without function. But it wouldn't make any difference.
The early bird catches the worm!
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That's right, the battery is not included.
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