Xbox Reviews — Page 3
Xbox One S Review: A Cheap 4K Blu-ray Player That Plays Games
The Xbox One S slimmed down the Xbox One and added 4K Blu-ray and HDR. Is a second-hand One S still worth buying? Our retrospective verdict.

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Xbox Elite Wireless Controller (Series 1) Review: The Pro Pad Pioneer
The original Xbox Elite Wireless Controller brought paddles and hair triggers to the mainstream. Is it worth buying second-hand? Our verdict.
Xbox One Review: A Rocky Start That Found Its Feet
The original Xbox One stumbled at launch but built a superb library and great backwards compatibility. Is it worth buying today? Our verdict.
Xbox One Wireless Controller Review: A Refined Classic
The Xbox One Wireless Controller refined the much-loved 360 pad and later added Bluetooth. Is it still worth buying today? Our verdict.
Razer Sabertooth Review: The Onza's Ambitious Successor
The Razer Sabertooth added an OLED screen and six programmable buttons to Razer's Xbox 360 controller. Is it worth tracking down? Our verdict.
Razer Onza Tournament Edition Review: A Premium Pad Before Its Time
The Razer Onza Tournament Edition brought extra buttons and adjustable sticks to the Xbox 360. How does it hold up? Our retrospective verdict.
Mad Catz MLG Pro Circuit Controller Review: Modular Before It Was Cool
The Mad Catz MLG Pro Circuit Controller let you swap stick and D-pad positions on Xbox 360 and PS3. Is it worth hunting down? Our verdict.

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Xbox 360 Controller With Transforming D-pad Review: Fixing the Flaw
Microsoft's Xbox 360 Wireless Controller with Transforming D-pad finally addressed the 360's biggest weakness. Did it work? Our verdict.
Mad Catz Street Fighter IV FightPad Review: Built for Fighters
The Mad Catz Street Fighter IV FightPad brought a six-button layout and a proper D-pad to Xbox 360 and PS3. Is it still worth it? Our verdict.
Xbox 360 Wireless Controller Review: One of the Greatest Pads Ever
The Xbox 360 Wireless Controller set the template for modern controllers. How does it hold up today? Our retrospective verdict.







