While all models support a wired connection via either Micro-USB or USB-C, wireless connections vary between models: Model 1537 and Model 1697 only support wireless through the use of Wireless Adapters, while Model 1708 and Model 1914 support Bluetooth connectivity on top of that. Select games can support the controllers' Impulse Triggers feature. So far, Microsoft has released Series 1 (Model 1698) and Series 2 (Model 1797).Īll models of the Xbox Wireless Controller are native XInput controllers, meaning that they are supported in games that use the XInput API.
The controllers also have pro-orientated models, known as the Elite controllers.
The fourth and current model, Model 1914, was released on Novemalongside the Xbox Series X|S This model has a flat concave D-pad, an additional "Share" button, and the change from Micro-USB to USB-C. The next model, Model 1708, was released on Augalongside the Xbox One S console this model added Bluetooth connectivity. On June 9, 2015, Microsoft unveiled the Model 1697, which added a 3.5mm audio jack and the ability to do firmware updates wirelessly. The launch model that was released alongside the Xbox One console was known as Model 1537. There is an expansion port on the bottom of the controller for expandability. While the controller layout was largely unchanged from that of its predecessor, the new controller has one unique feature called Impulse Triggers, in which each trigger has their own rumble motor. The Xbox Wireless Controller is a game controller released by Microsoft on November 22, 2013.
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