SAVE $50: As of Dec. 17,Watch Maninilip Online Xbox Elite Series 2 Wireless Controller is on sale for $129.99 at Best Buy, saving you $50 off its usual $179.99 price. With pro-level customization, up to 40 hours of battery life, and precision controls, it’s the ultimate upgrade for Xbox and PC gamers.
Opens in a new window Credit: Xbox Xbox Elite Series 2 $129.99 at Best Buy Grinding through ranked matches and skill trees with the Xbox Elite Series 2 Wireless Controller feels impressive as it adapts to you. Now available for $129.99 at Best Buy — a solid $50 discount from its regular $179.99 price — it’s the perfect opportunity to treat your hands to something special.
So, what makes the Elite Series 2 controller worth it? The controller comes with six interchangeable thumbsticks, four paddles, and two swappable D-pads, so you can fine-tune your setup for precision aiming, quick-fire combos, or whatever fits your play style. Plus, with adjustable thumbstick tension and shorter hair-trigger locks, every movement feels snappier and more responsive — perfect for competitive shooters or high-speed racers.
SEE ALSO: How 'The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim' adapts two pages of Tolkien lore into a whole movieYou can save up to three custom profiles on the controller and switch between them on the fly using a simple button press. Whether you need one profile for sniping in Call of Duty, another for drifting in Forza Horizon 5, or something for RPG adventures, the Elite Series 2 has you covered. And don’t forget the Xbox Accessories app, where you can fine-tune button mapping to create the exact layout you need.
Battery life won’t let you down either. This lousy boy offers up to 40 hours of gameplay on a single charge, with a USB-C cable and charging dock included for easy recharging. Whether playing on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, or PC, you can connect wirelessly via Bluetooth or Xbox Wireless or plug it in directly with the USB-C cable for zero latency.
To top it all off, the Elite Series 2 is designed for durability. The wrap-around rubberized grip keeps it comfy during marathon sessions. At the same time, its refined components are built to last — because nothing’s worse than a controller giving up a mid-boss fight.
Inside the box, you’re getting more than just the controller. The full package includes:
Six thumbsticks: standard (2), classic (2), tall (1), vast dome (1)
Four paddles: medium (2), mini (2)
Two D-pads: standard and faceted
Thumbstick adjustment tool
Charging dock and USB-C cable
Carrying case for keeping everything organized
At $129.99, the Xbox Elite Series 2 is one of the best deals for a pro-level controller with this much customization and performance. This is the controller to beat if you take your gaming seriously (or want to feel like a pro while button-mashing).
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