As part of CES 2025, peripheral manufacturer Hyperkin revealed a new version of The Competitor, which is its wired pro-style gamepad for Xbox consoles and PC. It’s geared towards competitive ...

Pre-orders are available for the Hyperkin DuchesS, which re-imagines Microsoft’s Xbox Controller S (the one that replaced the console’s original “The Duke” gamepad) for Xbox One and Series ...

In terms of price, Hyperkin models do tend to be on the more affordable side. For example, the Hyperkin Xenon - a near 1-to-1 recreation of the iconic Xbox 360 controller - retailed for $49.99 ...

The new controller dubbed DuchesS is coming for the Xbox One, Series X and S, and Windows 10 and 11. It brings the classic vibes of the Xbox’s early days.

The new controller was announced at CES 2025. Hyperkin However, the controller retains the screenshot button from the regular Xbox wireless controller and features extra buttons on the back.

Hyperkin's "The Competitor" pro controller mirrors the DualSense, with symmetrical sticks and a black-and-white color scheme. The wired controller features back buttons, Hall Effect analog sticks ...

If you’ve ever wanted to use a PS5 DualSense controller on Xbox, Hyperkin has you covered — sort of. At CES 2025, the video game peripheral manufacturer unveiled a DualSense-inspired Xbox controller, ...

Finding an original Xbox Controller S is nearly impossible nowadays, making the upcoming Duchess Wired Controller the best way to relive the glory days of the original Xbox. Built with Hall Effect ...

Following Hyperkin announcing a translucent green controller at CES 2025 based on the Halo-themed Xbox Microsoft introduced in 2004, and Backbone releasing a green Xbox-branded Backbone One last ...

Hyperkin is showing off its latest Xbox and PC controller called The Competitor at CES 2025, which is a PS5-style gamepad with back buttons and Hall Effect sticks and triggers.

For example, the Hyperkin Xenon - a near 1-to-1 recreation of the iconic Xbox 360 controller - retailed for $49.99 / £34.99. The Competitors will likely be pricier than this, but we'd be ...