A brand new Xbox controllers are available, is in essence the same thing as a PlayStation 5 DualSense
The new Xbox controller will feature exactly the same functions as PlayStation 5’s DualSense It is scheduled to launch next year.
Xbox as well as Microsoft are popular in the present, and recent leaks revealed plans for the new Xbox console, as well as plans to launch the next Generation of consoles for home use and even a wish to purchase Nintendo via the merger process.
Today’s subject however is a brand new controller that will be compatible with existing Xbox models, which is scheduled to be launched this year along with a fresh Version of the Xbox Series X. Descriptions and images of the controller have been published online. Judging by its main features the controller is basically an Xbox PlayStation Five DualSense device that comes with the Xbox shell.
It shouldn’t really come as an unwelcome surprise, considering that Xbox has asked its fans by surveys whether they’re interested in getting the majority features from PlayStation’s controller capabilities that are being ported over into Xbox controllers. The controller is expected to include improved wireless connectivity with seamless pairing with haptic feedback, an accelerometer, a speaker as well as a switch that can be turned off when you pick the controller up.
The fans will be thrilled to learn that it will come with an internal rechargeable battery that’s an option PlayStation controllers have been equipped with since the PlayStation 3 However, Xbox is always lacking using AAA batteries or rechargeable battery packs.
Other improvements include more quiet keys, upgraded thumbsticks which are expected to last for a long time, with no drift as well as a more eco-friendly design, and most importantly the capability to update wirelessly to enhance performance.
With all the latest features however, the controller will keep its classic design and shape which it has had since the introduction in the Xbox One, so it isn’t a surprise to those who have been around for a long time.
It’s anticipated to be launched in 2024 along with the new Xbox Series X variant, though it’s expected to be available separately to those that already have an Xbox Series S/X.
