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Xbox One Wireless Adaptor for Windows £15.99 @ Game

£15.99 GAME2 Jan 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Entertainment

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Starman

2 Jan 16

Seems to be the cheapest price available from a major retailer currently.

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Xbox One Wireless Adaptor for Windows - With the Xbox Wireless Adapter, experience the advanced precision and comfort of your Xbox Wireless Controller on Windows 10 PCs, laptops, and tablets.*

Compatible with tablets and laptops sized 7” above. Not compatible with controllers designed for Xbox 360. Check game specifications for controller compatibility. USB 2.0/3.0 required.

Top comments

venu44 to GoNz017

2 Jan 16 4 #27

Are you referring to when it 'goes flat and needs re-charging' ? Lol

The_Hoff

2 Jan 16 4 #2

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Latest comments (56)

trakker1

4 Jan 16 #56

Anyone tried a official Xbox one media remote with this in Windows 10? I have the dongle for streaming games but would be great if I could control Windows and Kodi with the remote. I use my iPad at the moment with splashtop which is ok.

Houstieboy

3 Jan 16 1 #55

msata is a hdd interface!

MUFFMONKEY

3 Jan 16 #54

Heat added and item bought,cheers starman good post :wink:

sco0ter

3 Jan 16 #53

got 2 of these pre Christmas and they work great. even better when the controllers have been upgraded. Upgrading also stopped my controllers disconnecting from my Xbox as well. find these more reliable than my old 360 ones.

haritori

3 Jan 16 #52

Why is it? i know id prefer mine installed in my laptop than sticking out of the side.

Houstieboy

3 Jan 16 #51

That's just silly.

Spikecast

3 Jan 16 #50

Heat! Came to £14.14 with my points. Thanks OP!

BulletRizz

3 Jan 16 #49

My Day One XBone is practically unplayable wireless, got 10x worse with that last update
Using the controller with play and charge usb is very loose and unstable. I have to take the batteries out of the controller and pull back & hold the cable, in my hand along the the controller.
My other New controller is worse.

Crazygooner1

3 Jan 16 #48

Thanks OP bought. Making the switch to PC gaming (well trying to) as games tend to drop quicker in price and have no backwards compatibility issues.

Waynej

2 Jan 16 1 #28

I wonder if I buy one of these if I can stick it into my Xbox One so the controllers stop disconnecting... :disappointed:

yubious to Waynej

3 Jan 16 #47

I also have this irritating issue, do these work in the Xbox one? Random thing to ask I know but one of these adapters cud eradicate the disconnecting due to interference issue if they work.

PatonCavaney

2 Jan 16 #1

Banter. Useless to want to use the streaming service

shyguy91 to PatonCavaney

3 Jan 16 #46

Unless you have a partner that wants to watch TV while you want to game, or numerous other situations.

haritori

2 Jan 16 #45

Versions that use, mSata or M.2 slots so they can be placed inside laptops and concealed.

Bugz

2 Jan 16 #44

Cheers op!
Was planning on going and buying one when I'm off shift
But that's a good price best I've seen!
Deffinately ordered,
Just switched to PC gaming and I love using my controller for games like rocket league
But hate the cable

haritori

2 Jan 16 1 #37

microsoft should make msata of m.2 adaptors of these.

Houstieboy to haritori

2 Jan 16 #43

Eh??

slayermatt

2 Jan 16 1 #42

Yep definitely does. I was actually tempted to buy a second X1 controller so I didn't have to get up and sync it :laughing: I'm about 6ft and the box is placed in a way I need a chair to reach it so it's a hassle :smirk:

Bird68

2 Jan 16 #29

Did Game honour the £14.99 pre-order they had for this? I changed my mind and cancelled it.

Bobtab to Bird68

2 Jan 16 1 #36

No. They cancelled my order.

slayermatt to Bird68

2 Jan 16 1 #41

****. Of course I went and bought one for £20 instore on New Years Eve! Ah well.
Yeah they did, although I ended up selling it on to my brother as it didn't work on WIndows 8.1 at the time however :stuck_out_tongue:

macleanie

2 Jan 16 #33

Does this still only work on windows 10?

Starman to macleanie

2 Jan 16 1 #40

Windows 7 and above now.

Details here - http://support.xbox.com/en-GB/xbox-on-windows/accessories/connect-xbox-one-controller-to-pc

I believe it was only ever an online deal - the website mentions 20% discount on accessories online only.

Synthesthesia

2 Jan 16 #39

Been hovering over the buy button on one of these from amazon for £20 (prime), but at this price you've pushed me over the edge and I've ordered one, I can wait a few days to save £4. Thanks, heat!

GoNz017

2 Jan 16 #38

er no. full batteries. it will not wake up unless it is plugged into USB and unplugged so it initiated sync.

Kamikaze1987

2 Jan 16 #35

Would one of these work with an android box

Arnie440

2 Jan 16 1 #31

Still showing as available online...

freeman76 to Arnie440

2 Jan 16 #34

Yeah sorry i meant in the store. This company are such rip offs most of the time i really dislike shopping there, but was at lakeside so took a punt anyway. Ordered one on Amazon in the end. Added heat for the price.

garethcamp

2 Jan 16 1 #32

Yep, just ordered. I'm in no hurry as I've got the 360 version, but it will be nice to be able to use the Xbox One controller, cheers OP.

Arnie440

2 Jan 16 #30

Been waiting for this to drop a bit! I've found micro USB cables are far too fragile for prolonged use in this way.

GoNz017

2 Jan 16 #25

I gave up on mine as you have to plug a cable into the controller once it has gone into sleep mode. defeats the whole point in having one imo unless someone knows another way round it?

venu44 to GoNz017

2 Jan 16 4 #27

Are you referring to when it 'goes flat and needs re-charging' ? Lol

Smoking173850

2 Jan 16 #26

Good price as they are normally £20.
Heat added and bought :smiley:

Daytrader

2 Jan 16 #24

Does the vibration function work yet with this wireless adaptor yet ?

Anniej30

2 Jan 16 #22

Does this work on ipad please

Starman to Anniej30

2 Jan 16 #23

No Windows 7 and above devices.

BadMutha5

2 Jan 16 #12

can this be used with any Xbox one controller, or do you have to have the PC specific version?

Elivercury to BadMutha5

2 Jan 16 #21

Any official wireless xbox one controller, yes. Will probably support any wireless third party ones also, but not going to promise that.

saturos

2 Jan 16 #18

Can you connect two controllers using only one adapter?

Elivercury to saturos

2 Jan 16 #20

Yes. i believe it supports 8 controllers at once actually, or two with full audio/headset use.

Pretty impressive piece of kit and worth every penny at this price imo.

CLEPAU676

2 Jan 16 #19

upto 8 controllers its awesome bought mine last week for £20 :-( although used it extensively on new years eve.

Bossworld

2 Jan 16 #17

I genuinely don't remember having to resync mine when I had a mate round for 2 player FIFA on the console itself. I'll have to double check, especially as the poster above says the same as the MS site, so I'd be inclined to think I'm wrong :smiley:

Zoom7000

2 Jan 16 1 #16

Damn! Just bought this for £20 last week

Agaeti

2 Jan 16 #15

Yeah you do need to resync, I use mine via usb and have to resync when i switch from pc use to console use.

Cstark

2 Jan 16 #14

Thanks for the post!

I will mostly be using for streaming when the misses is hogging the tv! At the moment it's not too much of an issue, though I was thinking ahead for when we move and what options are available of using this upstairs reliably. Guess I'm best waiting for that moment...

The Xbox site (http://support.xbox.com/en-GB/xbox-on-windows/accessories/connect-xbox-one-controller-to-pc) seems to suggest when plugging the controller into the PC it will need re-syncing afterwards, though I might just test this and see if that is the case!

Bobbite

2 Jan 16 #11

I guess you can't use this one with an Xbox 360 controller?

malachi to Bobbite

2 Jan 16 #13

Nope

Cstark

2 Jan 16 #7

Would I be correct in saying I would need to resync the controller with the console after using with Windows? Was thinking of getting the £20 wired controller from Smyths... For this reason

Fynn to Cstark

2 Jan 16 #8

Yeah you have to re-sync the controller each time you want to use it again on your xbox which is pain but I bought another controller so I can play the Lego games on the sofa with my girlfriend which works fantastically

ste1975 to Cstark

2 Jan 16 #9

Nope. I have mine paired up with my Windows 10 PC, and it still works directly from the Xbox One with no issues whatsoever. Great bit of kit and the streaming from my PC is perfect.

Bossworld to Cstark

2 Jan 16 2 #10

Are you using it for XBOX One streaming or PC gaming? If it's the former, you might be able to save your cash depending on how far away your PC and XBOX One are. Might help that I'm in a new build house and the walls are made of paper mache, but I can still use my spare XBOX One wireless pad synced to the console itself, while upstairs.

Alternatively, you can plug a wireless XB One controller into the PC via a standard micro usb cable, and it preserves the sync to the console (for PC or streaming use).

If you've got brick walls, leaving the pad synced to the XB One might not work but I'd suggest trying it first.

malachi

2 Jan 16 1 #6

Got 2 of these myself, works great. Now Windows 7 and 8 are officially supported.

crazygoldfish

2 Jan 16 #5

Good devices, use them on my main pc and on my mini pc upstairs.

Also use it for streaming my xbox.

On a side note I only found out the other day you can usemyour xbox 360 pad when streaming your xbox to a windows 10 pc.

Matty8787

2 Jan 16 #4

Want one of these, might get it today! Cheers OP.

fishleg

2 Jan 16 2 #3

Has crazy good range... Wont plug into steamlink but it works from bedroom to living room through 2 walls.

The_Hoff

2 Jan 16 4 #2

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