Xbox Nano Controller: Features, Pricing, And Best Alternatives
The recent Xbox Elite Series 3 leak wasn't the only Xbox controller rumor to pan out. Microsoft just announced the surprise Xbox Nano as well, confirming a November 4 release date and a $49.99 price tag. That's less than the Xbox Core controller's typical $59.99–$69.99 retail pricing, putting Microsoft's new pocket-sized gamepad in direct competition with a host of existing alternatives.
Microsoft's Xbox Nano is intended to be a low-cost, ultra-portable controller for Xbox console, PC gaming, and cloud gaming across multiple platforms. Aside from portability, Microsoft also claims the controller is "great for smaller hands," making it a potential fit for kids just getting into gaming. Its design looks more comfy for adults with big hands to me though, compared to something like the Game Boy Micro. I use stuff like this for Remote Play and gaming on a Chromebook at the noodle bar, or simply to pass around...
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