The Xbox Wireless Gaming Controller is Microsoft’s current standard gamepad, updated in 2025 with a hybrid D-pad, a Share ...

The last few years has seen gaming go from being possibly as affordable as it ever has been, to being substantially more ...

Manba, today announced the Manba One Series Wireless Gaming Controller with interactive screen, designed for seamless gaming across multiple platforms, including PC, Switch, iOS and Android. The Manba ...

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PowerA has announced two new wireless PC gaming controllers in its overpowered series portfolio – the OPS v1 and the OPS v3 Pro wireless controller. Both controllers are designed to cater to every ...

ASUS has announced the ROG Raikiri II Pro PC, a new wireless gaming controller aimed at PC enthusiasts who prioritize low-latency input, extensive hardware customization, and long battery life. The ...

Asus Republic of Gamers has announced the ROG Raikiri II Pro, a high-end, elite performance PC controller, and the premium, ...

Nova and Nova Lite, are the latest multi-platform wireless gaming controller designs from GameSir to offer affordable well-made controllers. With their innovative anti-drift Hall effect sticks, you ...

The Xbox wireless gaming controller is down to $52 at Amazon, after a nice 21% discount. This offer applies to the classic Carbon Black version. It comes in several other colors and interesting ...

8BitDo has launched the Ultimate 2 Wireless Controller, a versatile gaming accessory designed to elevate the gaming experience for Windows PC and Android users. By combining advanced technology with ...

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My wife always gets annoyed when we game together. Not because I complete the jump puzzles in It Takes Two faster than her (I do), but because my wireless Xbox controller is “always disconnecting.” ...