As announced by Microsoft yesterday, the Xbox Wireless Headset has been updated with Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) support. This ...

While the Xbox Series X/S console and Xbox Wireless Controller can get you started on your console journey, there’s no harm in enhancing what’s already there. If you want to install more games, for ...

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As part of its last Xbox-focused software update of the year, Microsoft is improving the Bluetooth performance of the Xbox ...

An Xbox One only gets better with the right enhancements. These accessories will help solve your problems, create more immersive experiences, and even offer new accessibility options. Take a look and ...

With the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S being easier to get a hold of, you’ll want some really cool accessories in your setup, and we’ve rounded up the best accessories for the new console family ...

In an apparent policy change, Microsoft has begun blocking “unauthorized” accessories, like controllers and adapters, from use with Xbox consoles. Users who connect an unlicensed third-party device to ...

The best Xbox Series X accessories let you take full advantage of your new console and enjoy your gaming investment. Here are our recommendations for the best upgrades to spend your money on. If you ...

A new error code has appeared on Xbox systems stating that unofficial devices will be blocked from usage in November. When plugging unofficial Xbox accessories into ...

Even if you bought the full Xbox 360 system complete with all the goodies, you'll likely need a few accessories to round out your next generation console. You're going to need some controllers for ...

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