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Xbox One Elite Controller launching in October for $149.99

Looks like we missed our price estimate by about $50 or so after Microsoft first announced the Xbox One Elite Controller during their E3 Media Briefing.

The ultra sexy looking modular pro-level Xbox One and WIndows 10 controller officially has a price point and a release date, and that would be $149.99 and an October 2015 release.

Microsoft certainly went overboard with the build quality and features as you can see in the video and product shots below.

Head on over to the official product site for all the details.

Xbox One Elite Controller shots:

Xbox Elite Wireless Controller trailer:

We set out to create a performance-class controller to meet the needs of today?s competitive gamers. Designed in collaboration with pro-level players, the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller unlocks your full potential and adapts to your unique style of play. Experience game-changing accuracy, faster speed, and a tailored feel unlike anything before.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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