Compatibility

• Supported Controllers: Most modern Xbox controllers, including the Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One models with Bluetooth capabilities, can connect to Android devices. Older models, like the Xbox 360 controller, do not support Bluetooth and cannot be connected to Android devices.

Steps to Connect

1. Prepare Your Controller:

• Ensure your Xbox controller is charged and turned on. Press the Xbox button to power it on.
• Put the controller into pairing mode by pressing and holding the sync button (located on the top edge of the controller) until the Xbox button starts blinking rapidly.

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2. Enable Bluetooth on Your Android Device:

• Swipe down from the top of your Android screen to access the Notification Shade and long-press the Bluetooth icon to enter Bluetooth settings. Alternatively, go to Settings > Connected Devices > Pair New Device.

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3. Pair the Controller:

• In the Bluetooth settings, look for your Xbox controller in the list of available devices. Tap on it to pair.

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• Once connected, the Xbox button will stop blinking, indicating a successful connection.

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Using the Controller

• After pairing, you can use the Xbox controller to navigate your Android device and play compatible games. Many popular mobile games, such as Call of Duty Mobile, Fortnite, and Minecraft, support controller input.

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• Note that some games may not allow controller navigation in menus but will work during gameplay.

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  By following these steps, you can enjoy a console-like gaming experience on your Android device using your Xbox controller.
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