Xbox has introduced the Nano Controller, its smallest gamepad to date. The device is just over five inches long and weighs 3.5 ounces, providing a compact version of the standard Xbox controller layout.
The Nano Controller includes a rechargeable battery and an action button programmable via the Xbox Accessories app for functions like screenshots or gameplay videos. It supports Bluetooth, making it compatible with Xbox consoles, PCs, iOS and Android devices, and certain smart TVs.
Pre-orders for the Xbox Nano Controller are currently open, with a price of $50. The controller is scheduled to ship in the US on November 4 and will be available in 35 other countries next month, with further market releases planned.
Samsung will bundle the Nano Controller with two months of Game Pass Ultimate for new subscribers purchasing select TVs in the US during the holiday season. A similar offer is planned for Meta Quest headsets. Xbox will also implement time limits on cloud gaming for Game Pass Ultimate users, restricting streaming to 15 hours unless additional time credits are purchased.
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Xbox released the Nano Controller, a new gamepad measuring five inches long and weighing 3.5 ounces. This smaller controller is designed for players with smaller hands and offers Bluetooth support for various devices beyond Xbox consoles.