Xbox introduces a new custom line of Wireless controllers: the Tech Series

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Published on March 21, 2017

published on March 21, 2017

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Major Nelson today announced a brand new line of special edition Tech Series Wireless Xbox One controllers. The first controller of the series, named Recon Tech Special Edition, will be available for $69.99 USD and is shipping to retailers worldwide starting April 25.

The Xbox Wireless Controller Tech Series

According to Major Nelson, the controllers are inspired by military technology and the patterns used in technology to improve performance. The controller also includes the same features of a standard Xbox Wireless Controller, including a rubberized textured grip, improved wireless range and Bluetooth technology for gaming on Windows 10 devices. You may learn a bit more about the controllers by reading the excerpt below.

“Inspired by military technology and the patterns used in technology to improve performance, the design team explored concepts stemming from robots, armor, vehicles, and more to create the new line of controllers. Fans will be delighted by premium finishes like a laser etched texture on the front, gold accents and insignia, and our fan favorite diamond rubberized grips on the back. These additional touches will enhance comfort and performance.”

If the controllers have grabbed your attention, it’s best to keep it tuned to the Microsoft Store, and your local retailers for more information on availability. Until then, let us know your thoughts on the controller by dropping us a comment below!

Radu Tyrsina

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