Brook Wingman XB 2 Converter - Wireless Controller Adapter for XB Retro Consoles and PC, Supports Remap and Adjustable Turbo

I bought this over two years ago so I could use a King Kong Pro 2 controller, which is officially made for Nintendo Switch I think, while playing my Xbox Series X. It has worked perfectly except for needing to restart the Xbox when the game I’m playing gets an update. A minor inconvenience for being able to use a controller with hall effect sensing joysticks and never have stick drift again. I recently upgraded to the King Kong Pro 3 controller and it works just as well. I sure went through a lot of Xbox controllers before I figured this out.

This is the best converter adapter for the Xbox, way better than the Mayflash adapter. I have not experienced any controller lag or latency issues as i had with the Mayflash adapter. I would recommend this product to anyone just tring to use a PC controller on xbox, this has worked for all my EASY SMX, Big Big Won, 8BitDo and Gamesir PC controllers.

I recently started using my Xbox 360 again for some older games that aren't playable on the Series X. Unfortunately the 360's controller has not aged well. Not comfortable to hold for extended gaming sessions. Then I stumbled upon this wonderful device via a Reddit post recommendation. This worked right out of the box to sync up with my Elite Series 2 controller and works flawlessly. Whomever came up with the idea for this adapter is smart! This is a great addition for gaming. If you're looking to use current gen controllers on previous gen systems, Brook seems to know what's up!

From the testing, works pretty well. Within 3 hour testing on 360 and PC with Wireless XBOX Series Controller there were no disconnects. And it's a plug-and-pair-and-play so it's pretty easy to use. However, installing drivers was a *chore* - for some reason, on all my PCs and Laptops dongle did NOT want to cooperate to install drivers. No clue why but software they've "provided" (had to look into like 15 sub-websites with even Google Drive as an offline installer!?) was so hidden I had to mess with it for over 2 days before I got it to work. Additionally, Dongle (or maybe software) is buggy/loose enough that all the previously mentioned software and drivers didn't recognize it - It was "Not detected", "Detected" for millisecond, then back to "Not Detected". So I had to find perfect angle (and wait few moments) before I got it to work with installer. I'm unable to say how it looks on Linux since I did not test that (but I'm guessing it probably works since 360 adapter is built in there without additional drivers) but Dongle on Windows - no matter the port USB 3.0 or 2.0 - did not cooperate with Xbox360 adapter - so the part where you can put Adapter into the Dongle's Port into USB Slot is false advertising, or my fresh install PC is problematic (betting on the former). Overall, it's a good product but *lord* is it expensive to ship. Polish Amazon doesn't sell them so I had to ship it from American one to my address. Not a biggie with waiting but ~10% of monthly salary. Jeez. Edit: After finally getting a chance to test it out, turns out on actual 360 it can only allow ONE. of the 3rd party controllers. My original 360 pad doesn't work anymore and I had to buy second Series controller. Nope, either the old one or new one connected at the same time. By this point why did I bother? I'm better off buying those chinese ripoff 360 controllers.

Works as intended. Using a Xbox Series X controller on an original Xbox wirelessly has random disconnects. No issues when using the controller wirelessly on a 360. When going wired, it works perfectly on both systems.

Works great connecting my elite series 2 controller to my 360. No more or less latency than the original wireless controller that I noticed.

I purchased this because the standard controller that comes with the series x has a small width and is designed for smaller hands than mine. As an adult gamer with XL adult hands, I much prefer the layout of the dual sense controllers. This does not support the haptic feedback or adaptive triggers of the dual sense but it does support the rumble and vibration options. The series x says that it doesn't support the device but just close the notice screen and then everything works fine. You do have to have to have the console on to pair the controller.

This would be an easy 5 stars if it worked correctly all of the time. Unfortunately, this adapter struggles in a couple of areas: - When using wireless controllers, the connection just randomly drops after a duration of play. It doesn't matter if you're playing on OG Xbox or on Xbox 360, this happens. - On OG Xbox, the rumble support is very hit and miss. On some games the rumble works as I would expect, but on others it either doesn't work at all or the controller gets stuck vibrating endlessly. I have not been able to find a firmware update on their website that fixes these issues.