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If you’ve been waiting to pull the trigger on an Xbox Wireless Controller, now might be the time. The Elite Series 2 Core (White) is currently discounted $20 to $109.99, and the Elite Series 2 (Black) is discounted $20 to $159.99. The savings on the standard controller depends on the color you want:
- Carbon Black / Robot White / Pulse Red: $44.99
- Electric Volt: $49.99
- Deep Pink / Velocity Green / Shock Blue / Daystrike Camo Special Edition / Mineral Camo Special Edition: $54.99
- Stellar Shift Special Edition: $59.99
All Xbox Wireless Controllers are compatible with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows, Android, and iOS. The Elite Series 2 – Core features adjustable-tension thumbsticks, wrap-around rubberized grips, shorter hair trigger locks, and refined components. The Core version of the Elite Series 2 is more affordable because it doesn’t come with the Complete Component Pack, which costs $59.99. The more expensive Elite Series 2 includes a carrying case, charging dock, four rear paddle buttons, an additional D-pad, and four additional thumbsticks.
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