Xbox Reviews — Page 2
Xbox Wireless Controller Review: The Benchmark Pad
Microsoft's standard Xbox Wireless Controller is comfortable, dependable and works almost everywhere. Is it still the one to beat? Our verdict.
Xbox Series S Review: Small, Smart and No Longer a Bargain
The Xbox Series S is tiny, quiet and fast, but after the 2026 price rise is it still the budget way into Game Pass? Our verdict.
PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller Review: Cheap, Cheerful and Licensed
The PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller for Xbox is a budget, officially licensed pad with back buttons. Is it good enough? Our verdict.
Turtle Beach Recon Controller Review: Built for Headset Users
The Turtle Beach Recon Controller is a wired Xbox pad with built-in audio controls and rear buttons. Is it worth it? Our verdict.
Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 Review: Premium, With a Catch
The Xbox Elite Series 2 is packed with pro features, from paddles to adjustable sticks. But can you trust its build quality? Our verdict.
Scuf Prestige Review: Light, Wireless and Paddle-Packed
The Scuf Prestige brought rear paddles and a light, wireless design to Xbox One and PC. How does it compare today? Our verdict.
Xbox Adaptive Controller Review: Gaming Made Accessible
Microsoft's Xbox Adaptive Controller lets gamers with limited mobility build a setup that suits them. Why it's one of the most important controllers ever made.
Hyperkin Duke Review: The Big Pad Is Back
Hyperkin's officially licensed Duke recreates the original Xbox controller for Xbox One, Series X|S and PC. Nostalgia trip or genuinely good? Our verdict.
Xbox One X Review: The Last-Gen Powerhouse Is Now a Bargain
In 2017 the Xbox One X was the world's most powerful console. Is a second-hand One X still worth buying today? Our retrospective verdict.
Razer Wolverine Ultimate Review: Customisation Meets Chroma
The Razer Wolverine Ultimate offers extra buttons, swappable sticks and RGB lighting for Xbox One and PC. Is it still worth it? Our verdict.