Xbox Wireless Controller - Forza Horizon 6 Limited Edition
Xbox Wireless Controller - Forza Horizon 6 Limited Edition
The Xbox Wireless Controller Forza Horizon 6 Limited Edition gamepad controls games on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One consoles, PCs, tablets and mobile phones with Android or iOS operating systems. This wireless controller transmits its signal using Bluetooth technology and offers an in-room gaming range. An integrated 3.5mm stereo jack allows for the direct connection of compatible headsets with a microphone. The controller weighs 200g and features a total of 10 buttons, vibration motors and analogue sticks for feedback. It is powered by two AA batteries.
Key features of the Xbox Wireless Controller Forza Horizon 6 Limited Edition gamepad
- Controller design based on the Forza Horizon game edition with Touge Japanese road motifs
- Rear grips have a diamond pattern on the touch surfaces
- Triggers feature a textured surface
- Front panel includes a separate Share button for quick saving of game footage
- Audio output supports spatial sound format
- AA batteries
- Up to 40 hours of battery life
Forza Horizon edition design
The design of the Forza Horizon 6 Limited Edition controller is inspired by the Japanese Touge roads and features specific colour elements. The back of the controller has black and pink grips with a diamond pattern for a stable hold. This textured surface prevents your palms from slipping during racing games. The triggers have a fine texture that provides more precise feedback for your fingertips when pressing the accelerator or brake.
Xbox Wireless Controller for Forza and its connectivity
The device supports a wireless connection to Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S consoles. Bluetooth technology is used to pair with Windows 10 PCs and Android or iOS mobile phones. The USB-C cable interface is used for a direct connection to your gaming station. The controller remembers multiple devices for quick switching.
Sharing your gaming moments
The physical Share button is located right in the middle of the controller's front panel, next to the menu buttons. With a single press, you can take a screenshot or instantly start recording video of your current gameplay. This element speeds up capturing and sharing game recordings or pictures with friends. The system saves multimedia files in the background without interrupting your game or leaving the race track.
Spatial sound and audio features
The underside of the body features a classic 3.5mm audio jack for connecting a headset with a microphone. After connecting a compatible headset, you get access to spatial sound technologies for precise orientation. These audio standards help you pinpoint the direction of approaching opponents or surrounding sounds in the game space.
Power and battery life
The controller runs on two classic AA batteries, which are part of the power system. The manufacturer states a total operating time of up to 40 hours on a single charge, depending on the vibration intensity and connection methour The battery compartment at the rear maintains a balanced weight distribution for the entire device. You can swap out dead batteries for charged ones in an instant and get right back to the race.
Dimensions:
20 × 20 × 4cm (H × W × D)
Platform:
Xbox One, PC, Xbox Series X|S, Mobile phone, Tablet
Connection type:
Wireless
Interface:
Bluetooth
Connectors:
3.5mm Jack (on controller), USB-C (on controller)
Number of buttons:
10×
Weight:
200g
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| Code: | MXO001SC31 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
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