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3 things to know about the Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows

3 things to know about the Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows

Posted on October 13, 2015September 28, 2019 By Jarvis

Windows gaming fans and Xbox gaming fans might argue about whose platform is better, but they generally agree on Microsoft’s controllers. Until now, though, if you’ve wanted to use an Xbox One gamepad with your Windows PC or tablet, you’ll have had to plug in a microUSB cable.

Sometimes that works out okay – it certainly does away with issues of charging the gamepad – but wireless can definitely be easier if your PC is in an unusual place or just too far away from where you want to game.
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