Xbox One, One S and One X consoles, and Xbox One-era controllers, Kinect and other accessories, including which ones work on Xbox Series X|S.
| Device | Type | Model | Released |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xbox One (original) | Console | 22 November 2013 | |
| Xbox One S | Console | 2 August 2016 | |
| Xbox One X | Console | 7 November 2017 |
| Device | Type | Model | Released |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xbox Wireless Controller (Xbox One & Windows) | Controller | — | |
| Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 | Controller | — | |
| Xbox Adaptive Controller | Controller | — | |
| Xbox One Play & Charge Kit | Charging | — | |
| Kinect sensor | Camera | — | |
| Xbox One Digital TV Tuner | Accessory | — |
Third-party controllers whose makers state Hall-effect or TMR sticks, by console: Nacon, Victrix and Razer for PS5; Razer, Turtle Beach, GameSir and 8BitDo for Xbox; PowerA, EasySMX, 8BitDo and GameSir for Switch and Switch 2.
PS5 and PS4: hold the power button until the console beeps. Xbox: hold the Xbox button on the console for 10 seconds. Switch and Switch 2: hold POWER for three seconds and choose Power Options.
PS5 takes USB or Bluetooth keyboards and mice; Xbox takes wired USB ones. On Xbox a mouse only works in games and apps whose publisher enabled it, never on the dashboard.
Stick drift is when a controller registers stick movement you aren’t making. Most controllers use potentiometers that wear with use. Calibration and dead zones can mask it; replacement or Hall-effect sticks fix it.
Release dates of PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, Sega and Valve consoles and handhelds, from the NES (1983) to the Steam Machine (2026), with regional launch dates where they differed.
PS5 and Xbox don’t connect to Bluetooth headsets; Switch 2 does, but without the microphone. What each console accepts (USB, 3.5 mm, Xbox Wireless, Sony wireless) and multi-platform headsets by console.
Most racing wheels are sold in a PlayStation version and an Xbox version. Logitech, Thrustmaster, Fanatec, MOZA and HORI wheels by console, from the makers’ compatibility lists.
Xbox One controllers, the Elite Series 2, Adaptive Controller and most headsets work. Kinect and the Digital TV Tuner don’t. Bluetooth headsets can’t connect.
Each start-up E code has its own fix order. E100/E200/E204/E207 start with a restart, E101 with an offline update, E102 and E105 with a factory reset.
Common Xbox error codes such as 0x80072EFD, 0x87DD0006, 0x800705B4 and 0x803F8001, plus Xbox 360 codes, with Microsoft’s meaning and fix for each.
The original Xbox One has an external power brick and no 4K/HDR. The One S and One X have internal PSUs and HDR; the One X adds native 4K with a 6-teraflop GPU. Kinect needs an adapter on S and X.
