New Xbox controller officially revealed

8BitDo has just officially announced the Ultimate 3 and Ultimate 3E controllers XboxPC and mobile devices. These officially licensed Xbox controllers are highly customizable and offer pro-level accuracy, and are slightly cheaper than the Xbox's own Elite controllers.

For over a decade, 8BitDo has remained one of the leading voices in the world of video game accessories, controllers and peripherals. While the company has released an assortment of products over the years that are sure to take inspiration from some of gaming's most iconic color schemes and tech designs, 8BitDo has also produced plenty of officially licensed accessories. For example, Xbox has had a strong relationship with 8BitDo for some time, working with the company on official releases Forza Horizon-themed charging docks, Rare-inspired controllers, and transparent green mechanical keyboards inspired by Microsoft's first home console.

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8BitDo presents the Xbox Ultimate 3 Controller Series

The new Xbox Ultimate 3 controller from 8BitDo costs $99.99 and offers plenty of features you'd expect from a pro-level controller, like back buttons, adjustable Force Rings for TMR joysticks, hall-effect pulse triggers, and even extra bumpers. This controller is set to release on October 31, 2026, and pre-orders are now open through Amazon. When compared directly to Microsoft's own offerings, 8BitDo's Ultimate 3 controller is most similar to the Xbox Elite Series 2 Core controller, which typically retails for around $140.

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Here is the full list of features for the new 8BitDo Xbox Ultimate 3 controller:

  • 2.4G wireless and wired for Xbox and PC / Bluetooth for mobiles

  • Improved grip with increased comfort

  • Force Ring – Adjustable joystick tension

  • TMR joysticks

  • Hall-effect impulse triggers with two trigger stops

  • 2 pro level back buttons

  • Extra fast bumpers (L4 and R4)

  • Integrated dock for wireless charging

  • Up to 1000 Hz polling rate (PC only. Not supported on Xbox consoles)

  • 6-axis motion control (PC only. Mappable to LS or RS)

  • 3.5 mm audio jack

  • Support for 8BitDo Ultimate Software X and Ultimate Software V2 Mobile

  • Battery life: 20 hours with a charging time of 4-5 hours

Xbox Ultimate 3E Driver by 8BitDo

On the same day, 8BitDo is also releasing the Xbox Ultimate 3E controller, a higher-end model that costs $149.99. Amazon pre-orders are now open for this model as well. Along with all the bells and whistles present in the Ultimate 3, the Ultimate 3E controller comes with a set of customizable buttons with a magnetic face and options for multiple user profiles, along with other exclusive features. As a higher-end model, this controller is more similar to the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller, which typically retails for around $200.

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Here is the full list of features for the Xbox Ultimate 3E controller from 8BitDo:

  • 2.4G wireless and wired for Xbox and PC / Bluetooth for mobiles

  • TMR joysticks

  • Improved grip with silicone texture

  • Hall-effect impulse triggers with two trigger stops

  • 2 pro level back buttons

  • Extra fast bumpers (L4 and R4)

  • Integrated dock for wireless charging

  • Interchangeable magnetic faceplate and accessory kit (accessory package includes standard D-pad, micro switch ABXY module, tall joystick, dome joystick, thick neck joystick)

  • 6-axis motion control (PC only. Not supported on Xbox consoles)

  • Up to 1000 Hz polling rate (PC only. Not supported on Xbox consoles)

  • Custom profile switcher

  • Fire Ring – RGB lighting joysticks

  • 3.5 mm audio jack and sound settings

  • Battery life: 18 hours with a charging time of 4-5 hours

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