On October 15, Microsoft announced the “Xbox Nano Controller.”
Compact! Rechargeable! More affordable than the standard controller
It was announced that the “Xbox Nano Controller,” a new addition to the “Xbox Wireless Controller” lineup—which is compatible not only with Xbox but also with PCs, mobile devices, and select smart TVs—is now available.
Pre-orders have begun at $49.99 in the U.S. and 8,000 yen at the Microsoft Store in Japan. It appears the controller will go on sale in Japan on November 4.
Unlike the standard Xbox Wireless Controller, which uses disposable batteries, the Nano is rechargeable and features a built-in battery.
Features of the Xbox Nano Controller
A new design that fits smaller hands and is easier to carry
Size: Approx. 12.7 cm in length (compared to 15.3 cm for the standard controller)
Weight: Approx. 99 g (the standard controller, based on the 2017 model, weighs 230 g including batteries)
Functionality is the same as the standard version: 18 input commands, identical to the standard controller
Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Supports customization of button functions, including shortcuts, screenshots, and captures
Compatible with Xbox Wireless and Bluetooth connections
USB-C cable sold separately
￥1,550
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￥6,799
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