Controllers
Need to replace a controller or add one to invite more people to come and share a game with you. We present here Xbox controllers compatible with home consoles but also with PCs running Windows 10. The wireless controllers are originally compatible thanks to Bluetooth® technology. If your computer doesn’t have one, you can either get the USB wireless adapter or purchase the wireless controller package directly from us. You can also opt for the wired version if you don’t mind the cable …
If you want to start playing computer games instead, read our article Technical specifications of computers and tablets where you will find the main information you need to know to choose your configuration…
Wired...
or wireless...
With a large choice of colors, choose a controller to your image ...
Our favorite, the Xbox Wireless Controller in this beautiful sky blue color
The grey and blue version
In red…
The grey and green version
or a more classic white…
Make the choice of customization
The PowerA Fusion Pro is a controller with a high level of customization. From the removable and interchangeable front panel that allows you to change its color to suit your mood to the joysticks of different sizes and finishes with their customizable decorative circular clips, you can design the controller that will suit you best. Note that a module composed of four palettes that you can add or remove and to which you can associate the commands of your choice is supplied with the joystick. Triggers are adjustable in their travel. Finally, note that this is a wired version and that this controller is not a Microsoft product.
The Xbox Adaptive Controller and its wide range of peripherals
The Xbox Adaptive Controller has similar features to standard wireless controllers, including compatibility with both your Windows 10 computer and your home console. Developed mainly for people with reduced mobility, it allows, thanks to its numerous connectors, to connect joysticks or buttons to recreate a totally personalized controller.
On the right-hand side of the screen are the different types of peripherals that can be connected to the Xbox Adaptive controller. They include buttons of different colors, the joystick or the Micro Light switch.
To avoid running out of fuel...
Battery packs
You often have an unloaded controller when you want to start playing. With Venom battery packs you can enjoy your console whenever you want by always having two charged batteries per controller for example.
Other Xbox accessories
PowerA MOGA Mobile gaming clip
Play wherever you are without sacrificing comfort with the PowerA MOGA Mobile. It allows you to keep your smartphone on your Xbox controller giving you a great comfort to play your favorite Xbox games from anywhere on your mobile…
Keep your Xbox in an upright position and use the two charging cradles to make sure your controllers are ready for your gaming sessions. Finally, take advantage of the notches to store your boxes and keep your gaming space tidy…
Vertical loading base Venom
The Venom Dual Dock Station allows you to charge two controllers simultaneously without the need to do so through your game console or computer.
The TX Ferrari 458 Italia Edition steering wheel is a 7:10 scale replica of the iconic Ferrari 458 Italia steering wheel. It features a rubberized non-slip surface for maximum comfort. It is the first steering wheel that Thrustmaster has created specifically for Xbox One. Thanks to Thrustmaster’s unique experience and passion for racing, the wheel has been optimized to provide an incredibly realistic feel in Forza Motorsport 5 on Xbox One, with metal gas pedal and brake pedals and a shift lever mounted on the die-cast steering wheel.
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