Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows 10

This adapter is great, connects to lots of controllers at once as well as headset; I’ve had a great experience with the Steelseries Arctis 9X and elite series two. You just plug it in and it works (at least on Windows 11) it heats up but still performs well after continued use. It’s definitely a great bang for your buck and is worth buying the official version.

Exactly what I needed. My PC was having Bluetooth issues and I couldn't connect my Elite 2 controller. The packaging says for windows 10 but also works perfect on windows 11 hooked up to my USB hub. No issues with connectivity or distance.

Bought as a gift for a friend who just recently started pc gaming and was using a controller with a wire, which is extremely annoying, so I gave him the gift of wireless gaming! He loves it and says it works great.

It could receive better range I used a off brand 10 dollar adapter with the same tech that's in this one and I was able to walk around the entire house without worrying about disconnects however I lost that one but with this the official one it tends to get warm and disconnects when you leave your room or get about 6 ft away from it which is unacceptable when there are better adapters with more range or Bluetooth keep in mind that the prevoius adapter worked with widows 7 8 and 10 and 11 however this work just with 8 and has the same protocol id say be extremely careful with this when takeing it out and back in and where you plug it and how hot your conditions of your PC or room is bc you can break this thing very easily Ive had to replace this dang thing so many times when you can get it to work it's great am able to connect a razer headset to it and a Xbox contriller with no delay between both items

***Note: Works with Windows 11*** I got the Elite Series 2 cause I was hoping I could use it as a replacement for my Astro C40 TR. I liked the fact that I could use Bluetooth... until I USED Bluetooth. It was CRAP. I could say "one-one thousand" between pressing the button then seeing the output on the game. It was TERRIBLE (it caused so many deaths in Elden Ring). My only choice was playing plugged in. Great, right? So, I started searching and everyone online was saying that using this was like using the controller plugged in. They were right. Not only does it seem (virtually) lag free compared to connected via Bluetooth, the Xbox Accessories App also recognizes the controller! The only way to get the app to recognize the controller was through cable connection prior to this. Now, the price? That sucks. I believe that it should maybe be like $25, but you'll be hard pressed to find it for that price as it is no where to be seen at retailers. Short of buying with with the Xbox controller bundle, paying the scalpers a bit is your only option. Now, was it worth the price to me? Yes, because now I can use my $200 controller the way it is meant to be. Thanks Microsoft.

The connection between the controller and PC is easy and flawless

This adapter is practically worthless. I bought it mainly to use the Xbox wireless headset on my pc with lower latency than a standard Bluetooth connection but not only does it still have a noticeable delay, but it also cuts in and out despite being close and unobstructed. I also tried using one of my xbox series controllers with it and compared to Bluetooth there is slightly less latency but it also will briefly lose connection or just delay and input which oftern means death in the games I'm playing with it. The adapter overheats after little use and when it does the problems worsen. If you want low latency on pc just use wired, if you want wireless use the built in Bluetooth don't waste your money on this worthless plastic usb stick.

Old one broke, new one still kicking after 1 year