Xbox’s Red See-Through Controller Is Coming

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Summary

  • Xbox is releasing a new transparent red controller for $74.99 on February 4.
  • The Pulse Cipher Special Edition is the latest in the line of see-through Xbox controllers.

On Tuesday, February 4, Microsoft will unveil a fresh version of their Xbox controller. Known for frequently introducing new Xbox controllers, Microsoft offers a wide array of choices in terms of color, design, and functionality to cater to the diverse preferences of console enthusiasts. While the Xbox Elite Series has several models, there are even more possibilities when considering standard Xbox controllers.

Microsoft has consistently introduced fresh Xbox controllers for quite some time, providing fans with either an updated addition to their collection or a novel choice to select from. Recently, the new Xbox controllers have been centered around clear technology, such as the Sky Cipher (blue) and Ghost Cipher (gray) models. Most recently, Microsoft has unveiled the next in line of transparent Xbox controllers, this one boasting a bold red design.

The Xbox Wireless Controller Special Edition – Pulse Cipher continues the lineage of controllers like the Sky Cipher and Ghost Cipher. It sports a transparent design similar to tech trends from past times, but with a bold red casing this time around. The buttons, directional pad, triggers, and handles are all tinted red as well, while the back of the controller features a maroon hue. Despite its eye-catching appearance, it operates identically to other standard Xbox controllers. Potential buyers should be aware that they may not need a new one if they already have one. The new Xbox controller is priced at $74.99 and can be pre-ordered now. It will hit the shelves on Tuesday, February 4.

Xbox Series X Pulse Cipher Controller Release Date and Price

  • Release Date: February 4
  • Price: $74.99

The newly unveiled translucent Xbox controller is arguably its most attractive design to date, with further variations anticipated in the future. Given that there are a few primary color options within the Cipher series that Microsoft has yet to explore, it’s reasonable to assume they will eventually utilize all of them. Therefore, if you’re partial to transparent Xbox controllers and haven’t found your preferred color among the current models, you might want to hold off and observe future releases before making a decision.

Absolutely, gamers who prefer not to wait for new Xbox controllers from Microsoft can instead customize their own using the Xbox Design Lab. Notably, the transparent options are currently exclusive to the Xbox Elite Series controllers via the Design Lab as of now.

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2025-01-21 22:46