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Xbox Design Lab Review: Is This Custom Controller Worth It?

Posted on August 1, 2016December 9, 2018 By Jarvis

Whether you love or hate the Xbox One, you have to give Microsoft some credit for giving gamers lots of choices when it comes to controllers. Last year, the company introduced its ultrapremium Elite Wireless Controller, and now, you can customize your own version of the revamped, standard wireless gamepad, which is being rolled out alongside the slimmed-down Xbox One S.

But should you shell out $79 for one? Our customized pad certainly looks as good as we hoped it would back when we ordered it, and it even has a few technical benefits over the older Xbox One controller. While other, more expensive customization shops let you get much more creative, the Xbox Design Lab offers plenty of tools for creating a great-looking Xbox One controller at a decent price.
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Wearables Tags:controller, Creative, Microsoft, review, wireless, Xbox, Xbox Design Lab, Xbox One, Xbox One S

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