Xbox’s smallest-ever controller is surprisingly comfortable
Even though I knew Microsoft's new Xbox Nano controller was tiny, I still gasped when I unboxed it a few days ago. The compact controller is small enough to slip into a pocket unnoticed, and it has been designed specifically for younger people, or for anyone with smaller hands. I'm not young, but I do […]
Microsoft has unveiled its smallest Xbox controller yet, the Xbox Nano, which boasts a surprisingly comfortable design. The compact controller, measuring just over 5 inches in length, is specifically tailored for younger gamers or those with smaller hands. Unlike its larger counterpart, the Nano has smaller buttons, miniature thumbsticks, and triggers that click when bottomed out. Despite the reduced size, the controller still features grips to ensure comfort during extended gaming sessions.
At 101 grams, the Nano is light enough to be held without much strain. While the battery life is shorter than the larger controller, it charges quickly, providing a usable charge within 10 minutes. Unfortunately, the Nano lacks vibration support, likely due to the impact on battery life, a feature found in smaller controllers such as the Nintendo Joy-Con.
Priced at $49.99, the Xbox Nano controller will be available for purchase starting November 4th. It appears to be an ideal choice for younger gamers, but its compact size may not be suitable for everyone with larger hands.
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