Microsoft Xbox Wireless Controller - Mineral Camo - Series X

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This guide is for gamers seeking an enhanced, comfortable, and versatile controller experience. The Xbox Wireless Controller in Mineral Camo offers sculpted surfaces, refined geometry, and a unique aesthetic, providing precision control and a secure grip across multiple gaming platforms. While it delivers excellent performance and broad compatibility, users should note it operates on included AA batteries.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Series | Series X |
| Model Part Number | QAU-00074 |
| Brand | Microsoft |
It is compatible with Xbox Series X, Xbox One, Windows PC, and Android devices, offering broad gaming flexibility.
No, it uses two standard AA batteries, which are included in the package. Rechargeable battery packs and a USB-C cable for wired play/charging are sold separately.
You can easily update the firmware using the Xbox Accessories app, available on your Xbox console or through the Microsoft Store on a Windows PC.
Yes, you can connect the controller to your device using a compatible USB-C cable for a stable wired connection, which can also be used for charging if you have a rechargeable battery pack.
The wireless range is generally up to 20-30 feet (6-9 meters), though actual range can vary depending on environmental factors and wireless interference in your home.
The special edition Mineral Camo design is applied with durable finishes intended to withstand regular use. However, like any peripheral, it can be susceptible to scratches or wear from harsh treatment or abrasive cleaning. Proper care is recommended.
Yes, you can customize button mapping and create profiles using the Xbox Accessories app on your Xbox console or Windows PC, allowing you to tailor the controls to your preference.
Check if the AA batteries are inserted correctly and have charge. Replace them with fresh batteries if needed. Ensure the Xbox button is pressed firmly until it lights up.
Ensure your device's Bluetooth is on (for PC/Android) and that both the controller and device are in pairing mode. Try restarting both the controller and your device. If on Xbox, ensure the console's pairing button was pressed before attempting to pair the controller.
Ensure there are no physical obstructions between the controller and the device. Move closer to the console/PC. Check for interference from other wireless devices (e.g., Wi-Fi routers). If on PC, ensure your Bluetooth drivers are up to date.
Try resetting the controller by removing and reinserting the batteries. Check for any visible debris obstructing the buttons or sticks. If using a wired connection, try a different USB-C cable or port. Update controller firmware via the Xbox Accessories app.
Ensure your controller's firmware is up to date (check via Xbox Accessories app on console or PC). Reduce distance to the console/PC. If on PC, try a wired USB-C connection to eliminate potential wireless interference.