The Xbox Nano Controller is a compact, 'entry-level, rechargeable controller' launching next month — here's where to pre-order yours
Microsoft has announced the Xbox Nano Controller, an affordable, rechargeable compact gamepad launching on November 4.
Microsoft has unveiled the Xbox Nano Controller, a compact, rechargeable gamepad set to launch on November 4th for $49.99 / £44.99. The controller, Microsoft's smallest yet, measures just over 5 inches, weighs 3.5 ounces and is lighter than most smartphones. Priced affordably, it's designed to be a budget-friendly, pocketable choice for players of all ages, catering to smaller hands or those who need a portable gaming option.
It retains all 18 standard Xbox gameplay inputs, supporting popular games like Minecraft Dungeons 2, Grounded, and Forza Horizon 6. The Nano Controller comes equipped with a rechargeable battery and a programmable Action Button for custom functions such as screenshots and gameplay capture. It supports Xbox Wireless and Bluetooth, enabling connections with a variety of devices.
Microsoft has partnered with Samsung and Meta for exclusive holiday bundles, offering the controller and a 2-month Game Pass Ultimate subscription to new members purchasing select Samsung TVs or Meta Quest systems.
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