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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/account-p...

Ben's adaptive PC Gaming setup features a combination of a mouth-based controller called the Quadstick, an actual mouse, and switch buttons mapped to keyboard functions connected via the Microsoft Adaptive Hub. Though this setup doesn't feature the Xbox Adaptive Controller, the Microsoft Adaptive Hub functions similarly to the adaptive controller by acting as a switch hub that allows the use of...

Learn about Kevin's adaptive gaming setup consisting of a combination of different devices including the Quadstick, Logitech Adaptive Gaming Kit Switch buttons and two external joysticks! Xbox Adaptive Controller: www.microsoft.com/en-us/d/xbox-adaptive-controller/8nsdbhz1n3d8 Quadstick: www.quadstick.com/ U-Handle Joysticks: warfighterengaged.org/shop/joystix-l-aenef Logitech Adaptive Gaming K...

Jake's Adaptive Gaming Setup features a combination of a standard Xbox controller copiloted with an Xbox Adaptive Controller, Logitech Adaptive Gaming Kit buttons, a bite-activated switch, and a toggle button. Xbox Adaptive Controller: www.microsoft.com/en-us/d/xbox-adaptive-controller/8nsdbhz1n3d8 Logitech Adaptive Gaming Kit Buttons: www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gamepads/adaptive-gaming-k...

New to the Xbox Adaptive Controller? This video introduces the device, what it does, and how to approach setting it up. Visit the full "Getting Started" resource page to view additional information, links, and troubleshooting articles on this topic! support.xbox.com/en-US/help/account-profile/accessibility/xac-user-guide-getting-started

Learn how to use Xbox Design lab to customize and print 3D toppers for your Xbox Adaptive Joystick, Xbox Wireless, and Xbox Elite Series 2 controller thumbsticks.

While the Xbox Adaptive Controller can be fully setup and customized with basic plug and play, it also offers additional functionalities like Shift, unmapping, action mapping, and more to further customize your play. For additional information, links and resources of this topic visit: support.xbox.com/en-US/help/account-profile/accessibility/xac-user-guide-advanced-functionalities

External peripherals like switch buttons with a 3.5mm connection is common with the Xbox Adaptive Controller. This video provides an overview of what button 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 3.5mm buttons with the controller here: support.xbox.com/en-US/help/ac...

There are two ways to "re-assign" the button or joystick functions on your Xbox Adaptive Controller: through plug-and-play using the labels associated with each of the device's physical ports, or through using the Xbox Accessories App. This video details how to use the Xbox Accessories app to further customize your controller's input assignments. View the full Xbox support article for more info...