Like the original, the adapter allows you to connect up to eight Xbox controllers at a single time, over Microsoft's proprietary 'Xbox Wireless' protocol. Performance: Bring together your favorite devices After the first version of the adapter was blasted for its cumbersome dimensions, this second take is much more suitable for laptop and tablet use. This is especially true for gaming on the go, essentially offering the same functionality at almost half the length of the original. This refinement is what makes the new Xbox Wireless Adapter so compelling as a versatile solution for using Xbox controllers on PC. Oh, and you get a cute cap to cover the USB connector. And while a plastic outer casing still exists, condensing its internals makes for a denser and weightier feel in relation to its size, resulting in a premium feel.
The Xbox name on the side has been ditched, instead opting for a much subtler standalone Xbox logo. The 'Sync' button used to connect controllers has been moved from the side and now fits seamlessly into the rear of the design. The redesign feels like a significant evolution, with refinements in almost every aspect of its design. VPN Deals: Lifetime license for $16, monthly plans at $1 & more
