Microsoft Xbox One Elite

The Digital Foundry review of the Microsoft Elite Series 2, what we believe is the best Xbox and PC controller on the market.

Microsoft’s Xbox One console hasn’t changed much since its introduction two years ago. It’s still a big black set-top box that will dominate your living room, but Microsoft has a new, slightly more...

The premium Xbox One’s hard drive isn’t a difference-maker, but its controller is.

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Get the pros and cons, key specs, and reviews of the Microsoft Xbox One Elite Wireless Controller from users, Engadget editors, and other tech reviewers.

Its $150 price tag certainly puts it in an exclusive class, but the Elite controller is one of the most customizable, comfortable and luxurious controllers we've ever used.

Microsoft's original Xbox Elite Controller had lofty ambitions but collapsed under the weight of some crippling flaws. The Elite Series 2 fixes most of that while piling on extra features. Here's our review.

The Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 doesn’t reinvent the wheel… but feels like a revolution all the same

Evolution not revolution is the name of the Xbox Elite’s game with an HDMI-out and bigger hard-drive the bait for anyone who managed to resist the original’s charms

Microsoft's first-party native support of their Xbox brand has had them bring out relevant hardware and software on Windows as well. The Xbox controller is synonymous with PC gaming today, and we take a look at the Xbox Elite Series 2 to see how it stacks up against the competition.

Microsoft’s clever revisions to the Elite controller in Series 2 solve all the problems of its predecessor resulting in a truly awesome product. It was a delight to use for over 20 hours worth of gameplay.