Naturally, the first step for pairing your Xbox One controller to your Xbox Series X or Series S is turning on the console.

This Xbox Core wireless controller is identical to the one that's bundled with the Xbox Series X and S consoles right down to ...

head to our Explore the L3 Button on your Xbox Controller guide. Nevertheless, there are different buttons on the Xbox One controller. Below we explain the Xbox One controller buttons. Here’s a quick ...

Everyone has different preferences when it comes to their listening experience, so the 11 Xbox Series X/S gaming headsets we’ve chosen reflect that. And of course, each one offers a simple wired ...

The gamepad keyboard layout improves the on-screen keyboard in Windows 11, so you can use an Xbox controller to type or navigate around the OS. The gamepad keyboard is now in testing as part of ...

Kakashi is the only one ... Xbox. Even the trigger buttons are labeled like a PS4 controller, the genjustu here is strong. Like the Susanoo is visible on the Sasuke Revenge headset, Kakashi's ...

but you're not missing out if you're an Xbox One player as all controllers featured in this list are compatible with the last-gen system via backwards compatibility. We've made our choices with ...

Even the latest and greatest versions of the Series X and S that come with expanded storage can benefit from a decent headset, a pro controller ... making it one of the best Xbox Series X ...

Investing in a good headset for your Xbox Series X is a great way to make the most of the console’s advanced audio capabilities. Now that the system is well into its third year on the market ...

Xbox is a lot better at forward and backward compatibility than PlayStation, so an Xbox One controller will work in the majority of Game Pass Games - regardless of whether you're playing on a ...

My pick as the best Xbox Series X game? Forza Horizon 5. The Mexican-set open-world racer is one of the greatest driving games ever made. Many of the best Xbox Series X games below look stunning ...

It’s been six months since Microsoft’s bizarre Xbox “business update” podcast, where the company first announced that four Xbox-exclusive games were heading to PS5. In the months since ...