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Published onApril 2, 2019
published onApril 2, 2019
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Microsoft has begun shipping its new Phantom White Special Edition Xbox One controller, so those who have been eyeing it can order it now. This adds a second option to the Phantom Series of controllers, the first option being the Phantom Black Special Edition released last year.
It wasofficially revealed back in Marchand features a translucent plastic that gradually fades to a white matte finish. It also features glossy white triggers, thumbtacks, and bumpers, as well as the same textured grips that are available as an option on the Xbox Design Lab controllers. Microsoft also highlights custom button mapping and a 3.5mm stereo headset jack as standard features the controller sports.
The Phantom White Special Edition Xbox Wireless Controller starts shipping today. Buy it online from the Microsoft Store here or check your local retailershttps://t.co/sP2cSDkpSwpic.twitter.com/kAXchTMBCS
— Larry Hryb ????????☁ (@majornelson)April 2, 2019
Anyone wishing to order it can do so online by going to theMicrosoft Store, assuming they can spare the premium $69.99 price that it goes for. And in addition to working on Xbox One systems, it also works wirelessly with Windows 10 thanks to its built-in Bluetooth.
Radu Tyrsina
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