Dinosoo RGB Wireless Controller

If you want an **Xbox controller** for **Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC** that adds macros, turbo, and RGB without jumping to Elite pricing, this is aimed squarely at that crowd. It also works over Bluetooth and includes a 3.5mm headset jack, so it covers the basics most people actually use. ## What makes it worth it The headline extras are the selling point: **4 vibration motors** give more granular rumble than a basic controller, while the **TURBO** and **macro programming** features are useful if you play action games, shooters, or anything with repetitive inputs. The **six-axis gyroscope** adds motion control support, which is still rare at this price. Compatibility is broad on paper, covering Xbox consoles, Windows, Android, and iOS, but the seller notes an important catch: you need a **Windows PC upgrade** before it will connect to Xbox. ## Where it falls short This is not a plug-and-play pick for Xbox buyers, and that update step is a real inconvenience. It also runs on external batteries rather than having a built-in rechargeable pack, which feels dated compared with newer wireless pads. At this price, the extras help, but the finish still reads more budget than premium. Buy it if you want a cheap feature-packed Xbox and PC controller with turbo and back-end customisation. Skip it if you want the easiest wireless setup or the best-feeling controller in this class.

£39.99