PowerA FUSION Pro Wireless Controller for Xbox Series X|S with Lumectra, gamepad, wired video game controller, gaming controller, Officially Licensed for Xbox Series X|S and works on Xbox One and Windows 10/11

Great quality, easy to install, my 11yr old loves it with his Xbox. He likes being able to adjust the knobs for different games, and loves that it charges on its stand. Lights up just like description shows.

Update: had it for a while now things i love is that its wirelessly, works amazing, and I can control the volume of the headset if i connect it through the 3.5mm jack... the cons is that sometimes it just disconnects out of nowhere without warning and takes forever to connect back and mind you that im like 3ft away from my xbox, secondly you never know when its fully charged and no way to turn off the lights when charging so its always on... when using it and you want the lights completely off just press the start and select button at the same time and it will turn off for the time you are using it until you turn on your xbox again... so far its a good controller but could be better.This controller to me is the perfect xbox controller because it has a good price, RGB is on point I love it so much, has a charging dock and I don't have to pay extra for it... I'm happy with the triggers just wish I didn't have to press that in..wish it was a shorter stop on T1 but other than that, its freaking amazing but this is an early review and will update if anything changes or breaks down in the future.

Programming the LEDs does not save, when the controller is powered off it resets back to default. It has apparently never achieved a full charge either, left charging it overnight and the power LED never turned white to show it was fully charged. Mostly going to use it plugged in, but that’s still annoying. Also, if it’s sitting on the charging puck while the puck is plugged in the front LEDs start with the rainbow wave effect which probably takes battery the whole time, keeping it from achieving a full charge. Controller works as a controller so 3 stars, but these issues are annoying.EDIT: the controller won’t connect to my PC at all now without warning, nothing has changed with my computer. Tried reseating the dongle, nothing. Tried using wired connection, nothing. Tried resetting my computer, nothing.This is a paperweight now. I wanted to give this company another shot as a previous controller I bought from them failed within 6 months but that was years ago. Don’t buy anything PowerA branded, they are manufacturing e-waste products. Save your money and buy an actual Xbox branded controller.

Great controller

I honestly loved the controller for the roughly 1-2 months I was able to use it. The left joystick completely gave out after about 1.5 months. Was really disappointed as I was told that Powera controllers had very good quality and durability. Love the look and feel but can't rate it higher due to the durability, even if mine was some kind of outlier. Would've loved to get another one to see, but it broke right after the return period. Shame.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I bought my Fusion Pro because I needed a controller with mappable advanced gaming buttons and I wanted it to be wireless. So far this controller has exceeded my expectations and needs. I saw some reviews talking about the long charge time and the initial charge does seem to take quite a long time but if you think about it the battery is designed to function for a long time so be a bit patient and it WILL fully charge. Also the gamer HQ app takes some getting used to but overall works well. I’m loving this controller so far

I got this for the curiosity of what makes a leading controller. The controller is nice in that it's all standard Xbox style interfaces with some neat additions. For the high price point this is really for, in my opinion, extreme gamers that need the button mapping and cycling of controls. The lights are nice but ultimately will end up using more battery.Good:+Hall-effect sticks and triggers ensure longevity of the controller+Buttons feel solid, they are not click/switch ones but don't feel cheap either+Graphic is nice and hidden unless you want it to show with the lights+Trigger limits are interesting, allows better control of each stage and can be useful for some games. Driving for example limit throttle dynamically. Limits puts in a physical block on the trigger and you can squeeze past the limits.+Stick height adjustment is nice and adaptable. They don't move easily which is nice+Fast response times and consistent between wired and wireless. On par with other pro-style controllers+Headphone jack does work wireless. Bright red light when muted. Only activates when jack in use, otherwise hidden in windows+Magnetic charger can be snapped onto controller while using, very nice to not interrupt gaming+Back buttons line up rather nicely to a natural hold for me.+Interesting pro mode, adjustable sensitivities per game possible. Using within game could be problematic with switching though possible after training.+Docking station is really nice, great display of controller and has a slot for dongle.+Highly protected carry case for just the controller with wire and dongle in pouch.+Strong motors, feels like there are 4 reactive onesQuestionable:* Low sample rate, max 250Hz with both wired and wireless. Appears non-adjustable at the moment* Controller is stuck on what appears to be RAW mode only, no circularity tuning possible despite calibration. To some this is preferred and to others 0% error is desired. (See circularity chart)* Requires deadzone adjustment and calibration. This is only accomplishable via software provided. Deadzone needed about 5% center to be applied* Charging with magnetic charger causes full lights to turn on, despite defining mode. Requires setting of lights to desired reaction after disconnection. This, though, is not a problem when lights are off as it stays off after flashing signifying it's charging.* Bulky design, underside of controller where fingers tend to rest on others is filled in quite a bit. Comparing to a simpler controller it's quite thickBad:- Light controls are broken within software. The windows app allows you to select from a wheel but it always stays green. This is not so much of an issue to me but is a marketing for this. You can painfully control the lights via controller with several clicks.-Notes:Undocumented: Lights can be turned off with view/menu buttons at same timeDuring calibration: Do not press down on sticks, it will impact calibration rather significantly

Pretty cool controller. Does not hold a candle to my Elite series 2 but its still a good controller. Would like it to be a bit heavier. Textures feel good in the hand. I would not pay full price...but I bought it open box on Amazon warehouse.