Xbox Adaptive Controller User Guide: Using External Joysticks

External peripherals like joysticks with a USB-A connection is common with the Xbox Adaptive Controller. This video provides an overview of what joystick types, shapes, and sizes are out on the market and how to approach setting them up for your individual gaming preferences.
View the full Xbox support article about using joysticks with the controller here: support.xbox.com/en-US/help/a...

[@wimlyssens478]

good evening, is the Turtle Beach VelocityOne from thrudtmaster a valid option ? thank you

[@microsoftgamingaccessibili7794]

hello! Unfortunately the VelocityOne will not work as a joystick if plugged into the Xbox Adaptive controller due to the device's inputs functioning as a flight stick as opposed to providing gamepad or joystick input. :( Please feel free to visit our support page for a list of other joystick options! support.xbox.com/en-US/help/account-profile/accessibility/xac-user-guide-using-external-joysticks

[@MissFandom03]

Do you know if the Microsoft Adaptive Joystick Button works with the adaptive controller?

[@microsoftgamingaccessibili7794]

It is unfortunately is not compatible with the adaptive controller

[@OllyDaSlave]

So the last logtech one is compatible with xbox?

[@microsoftgamingaccessibili7794]

yes! its called the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro and it is compatible with the Xbox Adaptive Controller

[@vrutikgoswami8566]

Is the Logitech 3d extreme pro compatible?

[@microsoftgamingaccessibili7794]

yes it is!