New Xbox Wireless Controllers Will Officially Launch in the Philippines This July

Microsoft is officially launching its Xbox wireless controllers in Southeast Asia such as the Philippines. Price starts at ₱ 3,890 and will be available sometime in July.

Here’s a quick list and the pricing for each Xbox Wireless Controller for the Philippines.

• Wireless Controller + USB-C Cable (Warren) – ₱3,890

• Carbon Black (Sundow) – ₱3,890

• Robot White (Merlin) – ₱3,890

• Shock Blue (Vauxhall) – ₱4,090

• Pulse Red (Valentine) – ₱4,090

• Electric Volt (Wake) – ₱4,090 

Players in the region will notice these are Xbox controllers already accessible in local retailers as they were made available through different channels and weren’t “officially” launched in the region by Xbox themselves, until now. 

Here’s a quick rundown of the Xbox Wireless Controller’s features:

• Play wirelessly or use the included 9’ USB-C cable for a wired gaming experience.

• Experience the modernized design of the Xbox Wireless Controller, featuring sculpted surfaces and refined geometry for enhanced comfort and effortless control during gameplay with battery usage up to 40 hours.

• Stay on target with the hybrid D-pad, textured grip on the triggers, bumpers, and back-case. Plug in any compatible headset with the 3.5mm audio headset jack.

• Seamlessly capture and share content with the Share button.

• Make the controller your own by customizing button mapping with the Xbox Accessories app.

• Quickly pair and switch between Windows 10 PCs, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, Android and iOS phones, or tablets.

For those in other areas of Southeast Asia, here are the starting price of the Xbox Wireless Controller when it officially launches in these regions:

• Thailand - ฿1,234.56

• Vietnam - 1.234,56 ₫

• Malaysia - RM1,234.56

• Indonesia - Rp1.234,56

This is Xbox’s way of providing more support in the region and these Xbox controllers are the perfect pair for PC Game Pass subscribers in Southeast Asia as the service has been available to players in the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia for over a year now.

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