A new video of the White Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller has arrived.
The Xbox Elite Series 2 controller was only available in black (or a limited-edition Halo-style version), but a white edition has been expected for some time. After Rebs_Gaming (via VGC) found a new video of the controller being unboxed.
“I think this is the first footage of the Xbox Elite Series 2 White Edition controller,” he said. Via Twitter. “I saw a leaked image of the controller @IdleSloth84 It dates back to March.
Leak: I believe this is the first footage of the Xbox Elite Series 2 White Edition controller.I saw the leaked image of the controller @IdleSloth84 It dates back to March.
sauce: https://t.co/WfMCEk3FQv#Xbox #XboxOne #XboxSeriesX pic.twitter.com/t97qbaNPCu— Rebs Gaming (@Mr_Rebs_) August 8, 2022
Microsoft has yet to confirm the existence of the legendary White Xbox Elite Series 2 controller, but the video looks authentic and shows a simple unboxing of the controller. I’m noticing it was removed quickly, but the box may have been prepared or already opened before the unboxing video.
The original video was posted by YouTuber Nicholas Lugo, but there’s currently no information on how Lugo got his hands on the coveted controller.
According to Microsoft, the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller is “the world’s most advanced controller” with a range of pro features, including:
- Thumbsticks with adjustable tension
- short hair trigger lock
- wraparound rubber grip
- Up to 3 custom profiles and 1 default profile
- button mapping
Additionally, the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller is the only Xbox controller with a built-in rechargeable battery pack.
The standard Xbox Elite Series 2 controller includes the controller itself, a carrying case, a set of 6 thumbsticks (2x standard, 2x classic, 1x tall, 1x wide dome), 4x paddles (2x medium, 2x wide dome) x wide dome). Mini), two directional pads (standard and facet), a thumbstick adjustment tool, a charging dock, and a set of USB-C cables.
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