Windows 10: My Vision for the Ultimate Xbox Controller

Norbert Lakatos1 · Jul 2, 2025 at 7:43 AM

Dear Xbox Team,I'm writing to share my vision for what I believe would be the ultimate Xbox controller. Building upon the excellent features of the Elite Series 2, I propose the following key enhancements:My Vision for the Ultimate Xbox Controller* Hot-Swappable Microswitch Buttons: * Implement hot-swappable microswitches for the face buttons A, B, X, Y, D-pad, and potentially the shoulder buttons. This feature, common in high-end gaming mice, would allow users to easily replace worn-out switches or customize the tactile feel and click resistance to their preference without needi

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XBF Erick C · Jul 2, 2025 at 7:51 AM

Xbox Controller in Windows

Hey there Tomas

Thanks for reaching out!

I suggest that you try updating
your Xbox One controller. To do this, kindly follow the steps provided on the links below:

How
to update your Xbox One Controller on Windows 10

Connect
and troubleshoot Bluetooth on your Xbox One Wireless Controller

Troubleshoot
update issues with your Xbox One Controller

If the issue persists, I strongly
recommend contacting our Xbox Customer Support
for further troubleshooting steps.

Kindly update us with the results.

Brink · Jul 2, 2025 at 7:51 AM

Microsoft Brings Dolby Vision to Xbox One Xbox

You may have seen Dolby Vision on TVs and a few other devices; but now, Microsoft is bringing you the first ever game console which supports Dolby Vision through media streaming apps, such as Netflix. As an Xbox enthusiast, this means you can enjoy incredible contrast, highlights that are up to 40 times brighter, and blacks that are 10 times darker without leaving the comfort of your Xbox.

Today, some devices receive a Dolby Vision signal directly to a device with a built-in screen (i.e. TV, tablet, or phone). As the first game console to adopt Dolby Vision technology, Dolby, in partnership with Microsoft, developed an implementation tailored to game consoles. This leverages the power of Xbox to process and render Dolby Vision content, before sending over to the TV. With the Xbox handling most of the processing, this creates a framework to deliver an optimal Dolby Vision experience for our users.

So why do some TVs support Dolby Vision on Xbox while others don’t? When TVs were originally enabled for Dolby Vision, gaming consoles weren’t part of the HDR ecosystem. Since then, some TV manufacturers are working to implement support for Dolby Vision on game consoles, and Dolby is working with TV OEMs to update TVs currently in market. Dolby will continue to list TVs supporting Dolby Vision for Xbox as they are available, here (link to list). Together, Dolby and Microsoft are working diligently to ensure the Xbox eco-system is able to enjoy the benefits of the technology.

As technology evolves, Xbox is always looking for ways to deliver premium experiences to our customers, such as Dolby Vision. As an Xbox Insider, be sure to check back in for more information on exciting new features.

Note: If your TV is on the list of compatible devices, please check for a firmware update from your TV OEM. Otherwise, for more information, please contact your TV OEM.
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Source: Microsoft Brings Dolby Vision to Xbox: Dolby Vision on the Xbox, Explained - Xbox Wire

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Brink · Jul 2, 2025 at 7:51 AM

Microsoft Brings Dolby Vision to Xbox One

You may have seen Dolby Vision on TVs and a few other devices; but now, Microsoft is bringing you the first ever game console which supports Dolby Vision through media streaming apps, such as Netflix. As an Xbox enthusiast, this means you can enjoy incredible contrast, highlights that are up to 40 times brighter, and blacks that are 10 times darker without leaving the comfort of your Xbox.

Today, some devices receive a Dolby Vision signal directly to a device with a built-in screen (i.e. TV, tablet, or phone). As the first game console to adopt Dolby Vision technology, Dolby, in partnership with Microsoft, developed an implementation tailored to game consoles. This leverages the power of Xbox to process and render Dolby Vision content, before sending over to the TV. With the Xbox handling most of the processing, this creates a framework to deliver an optimal Dolby Vision experience for our users.

So why do some TVs support Dolby Vision on Xbox while others don’t? When TVs were originally enabled for Dolby Vision, gaming consoles weren’t part of the HDR ecosystem. Since then, some TV manufacturers are working to implement support for Dolby Vision on game consoles, and Dolby is working with TV OEMs to update TVs currently in market. Dolby will continue to list TVs supporting Dolby Vision for Xbox as they are available, here (link to list). Together, Dolby and Microsoft are working diligently to ensure the Xbox eco-system is able to enjoy the benefits of the technology.

As technology evolves, Xbox is always looking for ways to deliver premium experiences to our customers, such as Dolby Vision. As an Xbox Insider, be sure to check back in for more information on exciting new features.

Note: If your TV is on the list of compatible devices, please check for a firmware update from your TV OEM. Otherwise, for more information, please contact your TV OEM.
Click to expand...

Source: Microsoft Brings Dolby Vision to Xbox: Dolby Vision on the Xbox, Explained - Xbox Wire

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