Microsoft Wireless Gamepad for Xbox 360

Pros: Flawless performance, easy setup

Cons: You'll need to change batteries or have the play & Charge kit

The Bottom Line: if you have friends who want to play your Xbox 360 (and who doesn't) then you need at least one of these to share.

Review: One of the best things about the new X box 360 Console is the wireless controllers. But the problem is that there is only one included in the premium bundle. This makes it a problem if you want to play with your ...

Pros: Perfectly molded for your hands, Guide button, Buttons placed excellently, Rumble

Cons: D-pad, wireless can be negative to some

The Bottom Line: You really don't have a choice when it comes to an Xbox 360 controller. Microsoft's official one is the only way to go.

Review: I'm a bit skeptical of wireless gaming devices, especially controllers. I won't use a wireless gaming mouse or keyboard because of the response time. So using this controller has been great because it seems so precise. I still won't use wireless PC ...

Pros: wireless, cool

Cons: Ring of Light is not all that useful, looks cheap

The Bottom Line: better to pay the extra money and get this wireless version

Review: I see that plenty of people are raving over this controller and perhaps even saying this is "the best controller ever". While the 360 wireless controller is pretty sweet, it's not all that innovative except with its Ring Of Light features, which are ...

Pros: Good build quality, many buttons & functions, well designed, built in vibration.

Cons: Can be expensive with accessories, no tilt function.

The Bottom Line: Well designed control pad with good build quality, highly recommend the wireless version due to the convenience of no cables

Review: The first Xbox controller released on the original Xbox was a disaster, too big, clunky and poorly designed. This was soon replaced by the Japanese designed Controller S and the original was discontinued. Having been so used to the Controller S over the ...