- Paid $199.00 (AU) for the elite controller because of the sales pitch about being able to configure it on Windows 10 using the App.
- Downloaded the App.
- Connected elite controller to Windows 10 with the supplied usb cable
- The App did a controller firmware update.
- Then the app opens to the controller config page but doesn't allow me to do anything when I click on the configure button. Nothing happens & it just hangs on that page.
- I have since been told that even though you have the elite controller connected to your PC with a USB cable you cannot configure the buttons etc in windows 10 until you connect the elite controller to the PC with an Xbox wireless adapter.
This wireless adapter will cost you another $25 bucks (AU) on top of the battery pack & charger that you have to buy to get a half decent gaming experience with the controller on the Xbox one.
Microsoft just give you a couple of lousy Double AA Batteries with this $199.00 (AU) Elite controller (and they were Flat straight out of the box).
I knew it was a big dollar outlay for a controller & I wouldn't have minded paying the big bucks for it if it had worked on Windows 10 the way it was advertised that it would work, But it doesn't.
What a hunk of junk this App is, & to be quite honest the $199.00 dollar Xbox Elite controller isn't too much better that the standard Xbox one controller when used on a PC anyway.
Sure, it's a bit heavier, a bit prettier with a few extra buttons (that cannot be configured on windows 10).
So why buy it when it does nothing more than the standard controller. In my opinion it is Not worth $199.00 if you are going to use it on a PC.
Don't believe everything in the sales pitch because other than for a few extra paddles on the elite it is pretty much all talk when it comes to using it on a PC.
Plus Microsoft do not want to know about it and seem to be in denial.