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Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Controller
The official wireless controller for the Microsoft Xbox 360. Up to 4 wireless controllers can be connected to the system at the same time. The controller takes 2 AA batteries and lasts for over 24 hours of continuous use. The controller is based off of its predecessor S-Type controller for the original Microsoft Xbox.
MSRP $49.99
Release date November, 2005
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One wireless controller is included with the Xbox 360 Premium Edition and above. There is also a Xbox 360 Wired controller that plugs into one of the two available USB slots. The wireless controller can be coupled with a Play and Charge Kit so that you can recharge your batteries as you play. The wireless controller retails for around $50.
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March 27, 2006 at 6:03 pm by
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MSRP $40.00
Released November, 2005
Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Controller
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Microsoft Xbox 360 Wired Controller
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Reviews
October 16, 2009
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Pros
- Very nice ergonomics - fits well in hand
- Many buttons, triggers, and thumbstick controls
- buttons are "better" than playstation buttons as they are easier to press and rounded
- you know when buttons are presssed even if you didn't press it very hard.
- wireless
- long battery-life
Cons
- No motion/orientation sensors like the Wiimote or Sixxaxis controllers
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July 26, 2009
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Pros
- Very nice ergonomics - fits well in hand
- Many buttons, triggers, and thumbstick controls
- buttons are "better" than playstation buttons as they are easier to press and rounded
- you know when buttons are presssed even if you didn't press it very hard.
- wireless
Cons
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September 5, 2008
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Pros
- Very nice ergonomics - fits well in hand
- Many buttons, triggers, and thumbstick controls
Cons
- Dpad is only in 4 directions
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May 11, 2008
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Pros
- Very nice ergonomics - fits well in hand
- Many buttons, triggers, and thumbstick controls
Cons
- No motion/orientation sensors like the Wiimote or Sixxaxis controllers
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September 11, 2007
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Pros
- Very nice ergonomics - fits well in hand
- Many buttons, triggers, and thumbstick controls
Cons
- No motion/orientation sensors like the Wiimote or Sixxaxis controllers
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