Here's every feature on the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller

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Microsoft is releasing its high-end Xbox Elite Wireless Controller for the Xbox One on October 27 at the hefty price tag of $149.99. Not exactly chump change, but this isn't your average controller. The Elite comes with an Xbox One app that allows you create custom control schemes and settings, swappable analog sticks, rear mounted paddle buttons, and even adjust the brightness of the glowing Xbox Button in the center of the controller. And that's only the beginning. Get an overview of all of the details and features the Xbox Elite Controller has to offer in the video below.

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Lorenzo Veloria
Lorenzo Veloria

Many years ago, Lorenzo Veloria was a Senior Editor here at 12DOVE helping to shape content strategy. Since then, Lorenzo has shifted his attention to Future Plc's broader video game portfolio, working as a Senior Brand Marketing Manager to oversee the development of advertising pitches and marketing strategies for the department. He might not have all that much time to write about games anymore, but he's still focused on making sure the latest and greatest end up in front of your eyes one way or another.

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