Recently, there has been a leak revealing some interesting details about the new Xbox Series X console. One of the most exciting findings is the introduction of the Xbox Universal Controller. Microsoft plans to make it the centerpiece of its gaming brand, allowing it to be used across various devices. While it bears a resemblance to the current controllers, there are a few notable changes.

The first noticeable difference is the two-tone design, which sets it apart from the standard design available now. It will also come with built-in support for Xbox Wireless 2 and Bluetooth 5.2. Additionally, the leaked documents indicate that the Xbox Universal Controller will feature haptic feedback, similar to the PlayStation 5’s DualSense controller. It will also have modular thumbsticks for customization and a rechargeable battery pack.

The controller will have an accelerometer, allowing it to detect movement and turn on automatically when picked up. Moreover, its modular design aims to make repair and disassembly easier, making it a more durable controller. Furthermore, a dedicated app will provide users with a simple way to pair and sync the accessory with multiple devices.