I bought one of these a while ago and it was just like a brand new controller, but without the original packaging. Official Microsoft product, compatible with Xbox 360 and Windows PCs.
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aLV426
7 Jun 16#22
I posted a deal earlier for used £15 official Microsoft controllers from CEX - that deal is even better now as they are £12 and come with a 2 year warranty...
slimdavey
7 Jun 161#21
Yeah was this not £9.99 only a couple of hours ago? the fact they've pushed the price up in such a short time, presumably because demand has risen is enough reason to not give them my money. In other words F#*$'em.
foulone
7 Jun 16#20
Another price hike. 13.99 now
reddragon105
7 Jun 16#19
You're right - the photo used is clearly a cheap third party one. No 'X' logo on the home button and the USB connection is the wrong size/shape for an official Microsoft one (they're quite chunky, with enough room for the MS logo).
However that is not only an official controller, it's one of the later, improved versions (note the black thumbsticks and D-pad, as opposed to grey on the older controllers). So if that's what you get from this auction then it's a great deal!
Yes, they're the best controllers to use on a PC as they're natively supported (as Microsoft make both the 360 and Windows!) so there's no setup/configuration required (for Steam/modern PC games anyway - your PS1 emulator might require it). I believe the driver is included in Windows 8 and 10 so it will just be plug and play. For Windows 7 and older you might need the driver which is available here - https://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-gb/d/xbox-360-controller-for-windows
Might get an extra one for my PC - have a wireless receiver but I always end up plugging it in using the play and charge kit anyway as it syncs automatically that way and keeps it charged, and I'm sick of transferring it between 360 and PC so this would be very handy to have.
m3racer123
7 Jun 16#18
Nope, genuine Microsoft controllers. Don't be fooled by the misleading picture.
jfclfc
7 Jun 16#17
fakes
ReesFitz92
7 Jun 16#16
Decent price. Might have to pick one up for my pc
m3racer123
7 Jun 16#15
Yes, they work on PCs.
hughesc
7 Jun 16#14
Do these controls work on a PC as a games controller, as i want to use for couple of ps1 games that i have on an emulator.
Yes i have the originals before anyone states the laws, just can't be bothered to unpack the ps1 and games
jimbo23
7 Jun 16#13
£12.99 now..
sach1636
7 Jun 16#12
shows £12 odd
m3racer123
7 Jun 16#11
lol, that button is like a mirror!
McGoose
7 Jun 16#10
But is your striped TShirt official!
Misterel
7 Jun 16#9
Wired 360 controllers work well on Windows 10.
Bhav007
7 Jun 16#8
Will this work with windows 10?
oUkTuRkEyIII
7 Jun 161#7
Nah not really, even as a second controller its a bargain. To this day I still forget to charge it for PC.
Heat.
Houstieboy
7 Jun 16#6
A wired controller? Slightly antiquated!
m3racer123
7 Jun 161#5
Here's a picture of the one I received - says "Microsoft Corporation" on the back and the cable comes with a 360 to USB adapter attached:
FinderOfDeals
7 Jun 16#4
Fair enough. I just wanted to be sure. Thank you.
m3racer123
7 Jun 16#3
I can assure you it's an official Microsoft one - I bought one myself. I agree the picture is misleading, though - it looks like they've copied it from another seller.
mikedigitales
7 Jun 16#2
They've used the part number and EAN for the official controller in the blurb - I think eBay would help you out if it turns up as a fake.
FinderOfDeals
7 Jun 16#1
Is it really the official Microsoft ones? The photo even though it's for illustration purposes only, it looks more like the cheap knock offs, and if a seller was pushing the real thing, I would have thought they'd use a picture of a real one. I say this, because the silver button doesn't have the green X across it. Where as the real ones do. Even in rubbish photos, you can always see the green X. Plus, it doesn't have a break away cable.
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However that is not only an official controller, it's one of the later, improved versions (note the black thumbsticks and D-pad, as opposed to grey on the older controllers). So if that's what you get from this auction then it's a great deal!
Yes, they're the best controllers to use on a PC as they're natively supported (as Microsoft make both the 360 and Windows!) so there's no setup/configuration required (for Steam/modern PC games anyway - your PS1 emulator might require it). I believe the driver is included in Windows 8 and 10 so it will just be plug and play. For Windows 7 and older you might need the driver which is available here - https://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-gb/d/xbox-360-controller-for-windows
Might get an extra one for my PC - have a wireless receiver but I always end up plugging it in using the play and charge kit anyway as it syncs automatically that way and keeps it charged, and I'm sick of transferring it between 360 and PC so this would be very handy to have.
Yes i have the originals before anyone states the laws, just can't be bothered to unpack the ps1 and games
Heat.