Xbox Adaptive Controller
General Information
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Specifications
General Information
The Microsoft Adaptive Controller is a customizable game controller designed for accessibility. It works as a hub for switches, buttons, and joysticks, allowing players to build a setup that matches their abilities.
Key Features:
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Central hub with ports for external switches, buttons, and joysticks.
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Highly customizable layouts to support different physical needs.
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Broad compatibility with Xbox consoles, Windows PCs, and select other devices.
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Simple design with large, programmable buttons for easy use.
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Developed in collaboration with accessibility organizations and gamers with disabilities.
Examples of Use:
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Build a personalized gaming setup with custom switches and inputs.
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Connect joysticks or large buttons for users with limited mobility.
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Enable collaborative play by allowing a caregiver or friend to share controls.
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Utilize the controller as a gateway to technology beyond gaming.
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Specifications
System requirements
- For use with Xbox One consoles gaming on Windows 7, 8.1, and 10/11 PCs. Limited functionality on Windows 7 and 8.1.
Xbox Accessories App
- Available on Xbox One consoles and Windows 10/11 PCs.
Connectivity
- Includes Xbox Wireless Bluetooth, and USB-C connectivity for gaming on Xbox One consoles and Windows 10/11 PCs.
Ports
- Nineteen 3.5mm ports and two USB 2.0 ports for external inputs. One 3.5mm stereo headset jack for audio.
Assignable inputs
- Remap buttons and create multiple controller profiles through the Xbox Accessories App on Xbox One or Windows 10/11.
What’s in the box
- Xbox Adaptive and 9’ USB-C cable.
Mounting
- 1/4-20 screw designed for AMPS compatible mounts. °-20 screw designed for tripod mounts.
Battery and charging
- Contains an internal lithium-ion battery that can be charged via included USB-C cable or power adapter (sold separately).
Dimensions
- 292mm (L) x 130mm (W) x 23mm (H).
Weight
- Xbox Adaptive Controller: 552g, USB-C cable: 64g.




