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Xbox Controllers Tester

Test the inputs exposed by your browser, with familiar button labels and clear stick readings.

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Controller model & setup Optional · automatic input detection
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Controller layout reference
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Choose a model to see its controller illustration. Live inputs appear in the buttons, triggers and stick plots.

L2 / LT—
R2 / RT—
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Your Check At A Glance

Buttons observedWaitingConnect and press a button
Trigger travel observedNot measuredMinimum → maximum · left / right
Resting-stick offsetNot measured95th percentile · left / right

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Vibration options

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Raw readings & input history

Indices are shown as reported by the browser. Unknown layouts are not assigned stick or trigger names.

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    By EmuCores · Setup guide · Updated 30 October 2026

    Connect And Test Your Xbox-Style Gamepads

    Connect your controller to the computer using a supported USB or wireless connection. Once the operating system recognizes it, focus this browser tab and press a controller button.

    1. Choose the intended controller from the device menu.
    2. Press each button and move both sticks.
    3. Run a resting-stick measurement if the browser provides a standard mapping.
    4. Save a snapshot with your connection and profile noted.

    Mapping And Feature Limits

    The standard label set uses A/B/X/Y, LB/RB and LT/RT. Extra paddles can mirror other buttons or depend on the selected controller profile. A paddle does not have to appear as a separate browser button to work in a game. Wireless options vary by controller generation.

    A browser-reported device name may describe a virtual device instead of the controller in your hands. Get connection and mapping help →

    Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 And Core

    For an Elite Series 2, note the selected Xbox Accessories profile, rear-paddle assignments and trigger-stop position. The Core package differs in included accessories, so test the controls fitted to your controller rather than assuming every package contains the same paddles.

    Press a face button, release it, then press the paddle assigned to it. A matching browser index can be expected. For a trigger test, record the stop setting and profile before comparing the maximum reported value.

    Xbox-Compatible Alternatives

    Explore Razer Wolverine, SCUF Instinct and Valor, GameSir, Victrix, PowerA and Turtle Beach. Choose the exact platform edition: PC wireless support does not automatically mean wireless Xbox support.

    Reference: Xbox Elite Series 2 Core information. Use the controller directory to select an optional model reference for your report.

    Choose The Exact Xbox Generation

    USB, Bluetooth and the Xbox Wireless connection are different options. Check which your controller and computer support. A successful PC receiver connection does not establish Bluetooth support, and an Xbox-style virtual name does not establish the physical model.

    Elite Series 2 and Core: profiles, paddles and trigger stops →