Brook Wingman XB Converter - Support Xbox Series X/S/One/360, PS5/PS4/PS3, Xbox Elite 1/2, Switch Pro Controllers on Xbox Series X/S/One/360 console, Support Turbo and Remap

I couldn't be more happy with this product!A little backstory: I am heading off to college soon and have to downgrade from a PC to a console since I don't want to haul a large and expensive piece of technology with me. The Xbox Series S seemed like the most logical choice to go with, but I didn't want to have to give up my Dualshock 4 controller that I love... this product solved that problem! I can now use a Dualshock 4 controller on my Xbox Series S and play the way that I'm used to!!A piece of advice, MAKE SURE you update the converter when you receive it. I didn’t at first and I had a lot of lag and jerky movement in FPS games. I have seen other reviews complaining of this issue as well, updating the converter fixed these issues. Now it works flawlessly, wired and wirelessly.My only request from the Brook team would be to change the way that the Dualshock 4 controller is mapped. Right now, the DS4 Touchpad is mapped to the Xbox Share button and the DS4 Share button is mapped to the Xbox Select button, which is a little inconvenient. I would rather it be the other way around like it's intended to be, that way I can actually utilize the touchpad as an extra input in games.Otherwise, this thing is absolutely amazing and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a way to use non-Xbox controllers on an Xbox. Thank you Brook Converters!!

Didn’t want to buy an elite controller or use third party when I have flawless PlayStation controllers with paddles laying around. Works great right out of the box for dualshock4 but wireless Dualsense I believe needs a firmware update. Updating firmware required video help as it was not as simple as updating my strikepack was. Controller aiming and response time feels very accurate and responsive. The only real negative is that the adapter keeps an iron grip on your data/charge cable. This tightness loosens over time but be careful if you have the adapter directly plugged into the console if you’re going to be removing the controller cable from the adapter as it will easily yank or add pressure to the console USB port. I recommend using a usb extension cable of any length until the adapters female usb’s grip correctly loosens. —-Notice = you can only turn off the console by controller and turning on has to be done by hand. No audio or mic can be done while using this. Also, if your controller ever feels like the adapter is broken then it’s just your controller battery being low. ,,,,,,tldr - I’m very happy with this on SeriesConsole

I decided to get this device to use with my original Xbox. Even though it is USB, all you need to do is get an Xbox to USB wire (they are super cheap and common), plug this in, and pair a compatible controller. That's it! It's a must-have if you have an original Xbox and want to bring it up to modern wireless standards. It's not wirelessly compatible with every Xbox controller (for example the older Xbox One controllers that lack bluetooth, and Xbox Series controllers) but it does work wirelessly with newer Xbox One controllers as well as Elite 2 controllers. Every compatible controller that I tried feels really great with minimal lag, and the range seems fine too. Overall, this gives you a huge variety of options at a fair price, and there's very little to complain about. Worth it!

I’m using my Dual Sense on my XSX and it works well. I am very sensitive to latency and I feel none. This thing is perfect. Pairing is simple as plugging a controller into the end of it and then unplugging it.Unfortunately I’ve had a random disconnect and a random button press after using it only a few times. Also noteworthy: it gets a very tight grip on the USB cable being plugged into it.

Use this for my xbox and as my pain adapter for playing gamepad supported games on PC.I prefer using my dualshock 3 controllers so i've been looking for an adapter to bypass the compatibility issues i've faced trying to use them with PC games that only support the 360/XBone gamepads.In comparison to 8bitdo's bluetooth adapters that don't want to work half the time, setting up the device was straight forward and just worked. follow the instructions, pair your controller, and you're done.Plug and play with both platforms with zero issues. It may be pricey at $50 but it's worth it in comparison to other adapters that seem to be a nightmare to get working correctly.If you want to use your playstation controllers on PC or Xbox, this is the best option out there imo.

I've had their previous red adapter and while it did the job, it was a little cumbersome. The Wingman is their successor adapter, and should make it easier to plug your existing controller for a Xbox One or 360 (or PC).The idea behind this product is simple: use what you have versus buying a new controller or modding your fightstick. And there aren't many xbox specific sticks on the market. I have tried this adapter with several different fightsticks from Hori and Qanba, to a Switch Pro or dualshock 4, and never had a problem during gameplay.It is important to keep in mind that Brook occasionally updates their firmware to counteract changes from the platform holders (eg. Microsoft and Sony). The updates also patches in new controllers as they become available. The update process isn't hard, but I would still recommend asking for help if you're not technologically savvy.