Edit: WARNING, they have changed sellers on this item. When I bought mine, the seller was 'Gimika'. As of this edit (March 15, 2014), the most recent reviews still seem positive, so it's probably still okay. But double check to be sure, especially if it's May 2014 or later.Original review: There are many many wireless receivers on the market, but many of them require you to do surgery to get the drivers installed, as they do not have the correct (Microsoft) USB IDs for the official drivers to recognize them. You have to either edit the driver files, or force-load them, and the whole process is a big pain in the butt.This offering does it correctly. You just plug it in, and if you're on Win 7 or later, the drivers automatically install, no hassle.

If you're on XP, there's a driver disk included. The wireless dongle is perfect when gaming on PC, I haven't noticed any input lag. It even works with the Steam Link.

In this video I will show you how to properly install drivers for your third party Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver so that you can connect an Xbox 360 controller to your Windows 10 computer. Wireless gaming receiver - The Xbox 360 console uses a proprietary 2.4 GHz protocol to connect wireless controllers. If you want to connect your Xbox 360 controller to a Windows computer, however, then you will need to own this separate receiver that can receive the signal and translate it into something understandable by the PC.

It was easy to setup and had no issues at all. And Remember it is only compatible with Windows 10 some people have gotten it to work with Windows 7 and 8 but had bugs here and there and they actually know what they are doing. Don't expect it to work with windows 7 right out of the box.Just wanted to add that I was able to set this up in my computer room use the steam link in my living room and still control my game. The signal had to travel through 2 walls and a bathroom and another 15 feet so with signal obstruction and a total of about 30 feet away it still worked with little to no lag at all. I've only had this controller for a little more than a day.

I'll update the review after I've had it for a few months.As soon as I got the controller home I plugged in the USB wireless receiver and Windows 10 immediately installed the drivers. Jumped on to Steam and was off and running with Battleborn and Battlefield. My daughter wanted to duke it out on the X-Box 360 so we headed into the living room and synced the controller to the 360. Up and running with no trouble at all.Now that it is synced to both I can go from PC to X-Box just by walking to a different room, no hassles at all. I thought I stumbled upon a great deal on some genuine Xbox 360 controllers when I can across this listing.so I ordered two of them. Sadly after I received the controllers and removed the the battery back to examine the label underneath, I saw some glaring differences between these controllers and the genuine ones.

First, there are no CE or FCC logos on the label. Second, when I compared the serial numbers on white thin label on both controllers, the serial numbers matched (the serial numbers are not supposed to match on the genuine controllers).You can see this in the photo of the genuine controllers (the ones in red that came with my Gears of War Xbox 360 console) vs. The not-genuine ones that I received from this seller (the ones in black).Needless to say, the controller 'look' genuine and should function just fine. Choco install y. Just be aware of this. I've owned the Nyko setup, which is a bit more convenient (has a cradle where gravity makes the connection on the bottom of controller), but it didn't really seem to let you know if/when it's charging, and the batteries never seemed to last long at all. Thus I tried this, which uses the tried and true (and OEM) method of charging.

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Not only did this work well with the included batteries, my other two controllers (with the Nyko batteries) can now charge for real too! Battery life seems to be a tad less than advertised, but the cells in the batteries may be a little old (mine was new, but unsure when they were made). As with other 360 accessories, it's hard to tell what's new and whats 2010 overstocks!

Anyway, these really do work, and among the current choices, seem to be the best.

Frequently Asked Questions about Xbox 360 USB Wireless ReceiversThe Xbox 360 wireless receiver attaches to a USB port and allows you to connect with different devices over a wireless signal. Choosing the right receiver can be difficult, but eBay makes the buying process easy.

What types of receivers are available?There are two main types of receivers, but they have completely different functions. Here is what you need to know about them:.

Wireless gaming receiver - The Xbox 360 console uses a proprietary 2.4 GHz protocol to connect wireless controllers. If you want to connect your Xbox 360 controller to a Windows computer, however, then you will need to own this separate receiver that can receive the signal and translate it into something understandable by the PC. A single receiver can connect up to four wireless controllers and four headsets at a single time.

It has a maximum range of 30 feet or 10 meters, in addition to the USB cable, which is 6 feet or 2 meters long. Wireless network adapter - The network adapter allows you to connect the Xbox 360 console to the internet through your local wireless network. Although you can also connect to the Internet through a wired Ethernet cable, this adapter is the only way to connect wirelessly for certain models of the Xbox 360.How do you choose the right network adapter?There are multiple versions of the wireless network adapter. If you want to connect with your local Wi-Fi network, then you need to choose an adapter thats right for you. Supported protocols:The Wi-Fi protocol determines important aspects of the wireless signal such as the frequency and the bandwidth.

The official Microsoft wireless adapter supports 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11g and also works with dual-band routers. A second official adapter supports 802.11n as well and has two separate antennas.

Check your router to make sure it is compatible. Encryption:Most adapters should support WEP, WPA, and WPA2 encryption, so you can choose which devices are connected to your wireless network. The encryption will require you to input a password on your system.Does the Xbox 360 need an adapter for wireless connections?Only certain models of the Xbox 360 require the network adapter to access Wi-Fi. Microsoft first added an integrated Wi-Fi adapter to the Xbox 360 console with the introduction of the slim console in 2010. If you own a previous version of the console, including the core, the premium, the elite, the arcade, and the super elite, then you will need to purchase the separate adapter to access your local wireless network.