Elite Series 2 Introduced to Xbox Design Lab!
Today, Xbox introduced Elite controllers to Xbox Design Lab, where fans will be able to customise their very own premium Xbox Elite Series Wireless Series 2 controller to fit their needs.
Players can choose from billions of different colors to customise nearly all the external parts of the Elite Series 2 controller including the body, back case, D-pad, bumpers, triggers, thumbsticks, and buttons. They can even choose between a cross-shaped or faceted D-pad and for the first time ever in Xbox Design Lab, color-customize the thumbstick base and ring. Furthermore, gamers can personalize their design with laser engraving to add their name, Gamertag or custom 16-character message. The best part is that Elite Series 2 controllers are designed to be fully customizable with interchangeable components, so players can play with a specific setup that works best for them.
Designing a custom Elite Series 2 controller starts at AUD $219.95 and players can customize and buy personalized Elite Accessory Packs to pair with their Elite Series 2 controller including adding paddles, different set of thumbsticks and D-pad, and/or purchasing a carrying case/charging pack.
Players can also choose to get a customized Elite Series 2 controller with all the Elite components (paddles, thumbsticks, D-Pads, and carrying case/charging pack) for AUD $279.95.
Xbox Design Lab orders are available now in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, most Western European countries, and select Southeast Asian countries.
To learn more about Elite Series controller launching on Xbox Design Lab check out our wire post here.
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