Xbox unveils the Nano Controller, a smaller, cheaper alternative that fits in your pocket
Called the Xbox Nano Controller, the company says its size and shape make it an ideal option for people with smaller hands, younger players, or anyone who wants something more portable that fits easily into a pocket. Read Entire Article
Xbox has introduced the Xbox Nano Controller, a compact and budget-friendly version that can fit comfortably in a pocket. Designed with smaller hands and young players in mind, the device shares the same layout and layout as the standard controller but has had the grips and buttons compressed into a more compact area. Despite its smaller size, the Xbox Nano maintains all 18 standard Xbox gaming inputs.
Available for pre-order at $49.99 starting November 4, the controller's limited availability is set at five units per account to prevent potential Christmas scalping. With a length of just over 5 inches and a weight of 3.5 ounces, the Xbox Nano is touted as a highly portable gaming accessory. Unlike its larger counterparts, the Xbox Wireless and Elite controllers, which measure 6 inches and weigh 10 and 12 ounces respectively, the Nano boasts a rechargeable battery via USB-C.
It also features a programmable Action Button for easy access to shortcuts like capturing gameplay or screenshots. The Nano supports both Xbox Wireless and Bluetooth connectivity, enabling it to connect with PCs, mobile phones, and smart TVs. As part of promotional initiatives, Xbox is partnering with Samsung and Meta to offer the Xbox Nano Controller bundled with a free two-month Game Pass Ultimate subscription for new members, exclusively when purchasing certain Samsung TVs or Meta Quest headsets during the holiday season.
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