Hyperkin Xenon Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One & Windows 10|11, PC, Plug and Play Gaming Gamepad with 3.5MM Audio Jack, Impulse Triggers - Black - Officially Licensed

Ordered this as an early birthday present for myself on Cyber Monday 2025, since my birthday is literally right around the corner from BF/CM. I must say, I am absolutely in love with the controller. It feels as natural as an official wired 360 pad from back when I used to play the 360. While I wish they kept the "ringed quadrants" around the Xbox "X" in the center, the way they implemented the status light feels unobtrusive and I don't feel distracted by it. I also kind of wish they had went with the Hall-Effect sticks like they did with the DutchesS, for longer-term support... Because I feel like when I FINALLY DO get stick drift on the controller, scalpers will have scalped or these will be so hard to find that it'd be better to buy an official refurbished 360 controller with a wireless adapter on eBay. Functionality on Linux works as it should. While in my distro, it shows up as a "Generic X-Box gamepad (sic)", the DutchesS shows up exactly as it should. So Linux compatibility isn't the BEST out of box, but it does the job and both Steam and all my games work just fine with it. :) I can't say I've encountered stick drift like others have, but I won't say I will never encounter it either. Thankfully, I got it for pretty cheap on Cyber Monday (~$30USD). So that takes some of the sting off if I develop it early enough. It's definitely taken some heavy usage since I got it (my fiance's constant addiction to MK and me with both Guitar Hero games and tons of shooters and whatnot), as well as a few drops on the hardwood flooring here and there, and has held up just fine for me. Overall, it's a great addition to my DutchesS controller. Still might use the DutchesS more due to the Hall Effect sticks... But it's an amazing remake of the 360 controller and I love it! I just hope they make a revision sometime to iron out some of the kinks with it that folks seem to be having. :D

Very nice y2k retro controller. It is a nice little conversation starter when I invite my friends over. All the buttons and sticks feel great. I use it for my PC and it registers the controller as a standard Xbox controller, so it is supported for all controller games, no extra setup required (I presume it also works for an actual Xbox as well, but I don't have one). It has a headphone jack which is nice. The only downside is that the pause/select and clip buttons don't match the rest of the controller.

Great product! Has the classice 360 feel and look down to a T... well, 98% of the way. My only two takeaways for this controller are: its not wireless, this isnt a deal killer for me, but might be for you. Luckily the cord is pretty long, and is usb to usbc (so you could get a longer one). The other take away is mer of a personal nit pick, but its the weight. It's quite light. Personally I like a little heft to my controller, but again its far from a deal breaker. At this price, I couldn't not recommend it. It's a great little throw back with modern upgrades (hall effect sticks). Absolutely worth the money.

this controller is CRAZY good like beyond amazing i love this controller i grew up playing on the xbox 360 and this controller is a good replacement (especially if you have an xbox one) i wish i got it in white but eh its fine the controller feels good to hold i mean it feels like an actual xbox 360 controller so if your someone who plays on the xbox one or series X/S you need to get this and i love how the wire is long enough to play from afar 10/10

It's a really nice controller and works well with my Xbox Series X. But because it's a USB C plug and not a direct wire, it will eventually give up and stop working. And the controller doesnt work without the wire. I knew it was going to happen bc that's what's gonna happens in general when dealing with wires like these. It's worth the purchase if you really love the 360 controller design. Which I do very much but now it's like money down the drain because you'll either need to buy another controller or a new wire and hope it's saved your current purchase. And what's sucks is that I can't find another controller of the same 360 layout for a cheaper price that works with my Xbox Series X. Pleaseeee make these controllers strictly wired!! Because it does not work wireless and the constant movement of the wire will and is damaging the port.

This controller was very well put together in terms of trying to replicate the look and feel of the original 360 controller. Overall the casing feels very close to the original and the buttons do as well. It is also very light as this is just a wired controller, so no weight from double A batteries which I like. The bumpers and face buttons are a bit more loud and thumpy, but still done well and I personally enjoy the thumpiness of it. However some things worth noting: The original 360 controller had a different stick curve where pushing the stick by small amounts had more resistance. This replica mimics more of the modern controller from Xbox where it does not have the change of resistance and is more of a linear curve, unlike the original. However this is not a bad thing. A lot of games now also have response curve settings (FPS wise at least) to help change how the curve reacts along with your stick sensitivity. For older titles from this generation or even current ones it overall feels great. Hyperkin did a great job of providing a close feel to the 360 controller while giving some feature sets from modern controllers that I think balance nicely. Only thing I think they should consider changing (if I were to be ABSOLUTELY nit picky) is change the menu, share, and view button colors on the controllers besides the black model to match with the scheme a little better. I also think they should come out with a wireless version for those who would prefer that. Overall for those who are interested in the older 360 design or loved the design back during that generation of console gaming but wish for it to be modernized with current features, this is an excellent choice and I’d personally recommend it and may purchase another in the future for myself.

I ordered this controller for my Xbox Series X console. I always loved the feel and control of the old Xbox 360 controller, so I was excited to see this when it was first announced. After testing it a bit on a few different games, I can say I am overall happy with this controller, albeit a few complaints and disappointments. The pros: - the buttons are very snappy and responsive, they don't stick or feel sluggish while pressing - the triggers have a nice spring to them - the sticks do not get stuck and can be moved and clicked with ease. No signs of drift issues yet - overall scheme greatly resembles the old school Xbox 360 controller while having additional buttons for the Xbox Series X functions The cons: - feels way too light. I wish it had similar weight to the original 360 controller - plastic on some parts feels to be on the cheaper side of quality - home button doesn't light up like original 360 controller does. Only has a white light above it. - no wireless option; you have to be wired the whole time (not an issue for me since I prefer wired, but I know some prefer or need wireless) Overall, it's a decent controller. I admit I'm a bit disappointed seeing how this was released in comparison to the Hyperkin Duke controller, which in my opinion was way better. If you really want a Xbox 360 controller for Xbox One or Series X, then sure go for it. At $50 retail though, I would wait until there's a sale if you do not need it immediately. I was expecting more for the $50 retail price.

What a great controller. Obviously based on the 360, the controller feels, great good button responsiveness. Has a good weight and feel in hand, not cheap at all. Cord has enough length to play from a decent distance. Will buy again to have an extra.