Wireless Adapter for Windows 10 (Xbox One)

works straight away no problems with connecting

Brilliant and easy to use, wireless adapter for Xbox controllers, on windows 10.Packaged well. Arrived neatly presented in a white cardboard box.This is a brilliant little adapter. This also comes with an extended adapter too. The extended adapter is for just incase the adapter interferes with another adapter close.I would use one of these adapter's, even if you have a Bluetooth receiver, they can be notoriously unreliable for signal and connection issues. You can also get cheaper versions of this adapter but in the long run, for hassle free play, no loss of signal or no loss of connection, stick to this brand, it works flawlessly.Simply plug in the adapter, click the pairing button on the adapter and the pairing button on the control pad. This will connect to your pc in the same fashion as it would your Xbox. That's it, ready to go!Signal is strong, even walking around a large room. The pc automatically switches for games as it knows there is a controller connected. No issues at all.I would recommend this adapter. It's brilliant and easy to use.

It feels expensive paying almost as much as I paid for the controller to have it work wirelessly with my PC, but it has been faultless so far with no disconnects and no perceptible latency.

Tried to install this yesterday but it was having trouble with the driver and in device manager it was just showing XBOX ACC with a yellow triangle next to it and it would not hook up. The description said unable to find driver.It was not working on two computers including a surface 4 (which is the Microsoft-ist of Microsoft hardware) so I knew it was not the actual adapter that was faulty. and that it was unlikely to be a hardware conflict due to the Surface being 100% microsoft hardware.I tried loads of things but nothing worked, I then stumbled across the solution.The last windows 10 update (1809) has caused some issues with certain ISP's (BT is definitly one as that is what I am using) with DNS not routing traffic to the Microsoft servers (I know Microsoft right ??!!?! cutting their own method of communication) so you don't get updates or drivers.But fear not the solution is relatively simple.You just need to connect up to a different ISP, in my case I connected using my mobile by sharing the 4G network and connecting my computer via the WIFI (in other words I tethered it) ,and as if by magic .............. MS updates DONE ! ................. and after selecting install drivers again for the XBOX ACC in device manager the drivers were found and installed for the Xbox adapter which then connected up to my controller and hello wireless gaming :)If you can't get another connection to the internet at the moment but want to be sure this is your problem just go into settings on you computer then updates and check for new updates, if it says it cant connect and you should check your internet connection (even though you know you are connected) then this is your issue and you need to find another connection or wait until they have resolved this issue on your ISP.

TLDR - Works perfectly out of the box, you can sync up to 8 controllers to it at once.After buying a Bluetooth dongle on amazon (that was highly rated) and testing it on my pc with my xbox one controller (with Bluetooth) and having connection issues where it would fail to connect, I decided to take the plunge and just get the Microsoft official one... and I don't regret it at all. The device is well packaged, and is literally plug and play. There is a sync button on the top of the very small receiver that you press alongside the sync button on your controller and it instantly pairs, and stores the controller in its memory, meaning no more opening the Bluetooth device drivers and pairing every time you want to use a controller. This adapter also allows up to 8 controllers to be synced to it, which is definitely more than I need, but nice to have if you decide to play split screen games.