Xbox Launches Design Lab to Customize Xbox Controllers

  • Microsoft launches Design Lab to customize Xbox One S controllers.
  • Users can choose unique colors and details on their controllers.
  • Includes text engraving option of up to 16 characters.
  • Initially available in the US, Canada and Puerto Rico.

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Sony, with its PlayStation 4, has popularized the widespread availability of custom controllers for its console. In fact, it's even difficult to find the classic black PlayStation 4 controllers. Now, Microsoft has taken this trend even further with the Xbox, launching Design Lab to create your own controllers. That's right, we're seeing a lot of new things at E3, not only the Slim version of the Xbox One with 4K video support, but also accessories and new features like this for its console currently on the market.

The Xbox One S is not only smaller and more powerful, but it also includes a new controller with several ergonomic improvements that will make it more comfortable and allow for greater precision. Now, Microsoft is offering the ability to fully customize your Xbox One S controllers by launching Xbox Design Lab. There, buyers can personalize every aspect of their controller, from the buttons to the base color, giving each controller a unique look with countless possibilities. It will be really interesting, for example, to create a controller based on the colors of your favorite soccer team, or one that matches the colors of your room.

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In addition, you can have a 16-character text engraved on the controller. And if you're stuck for ideas, you can browse controllers that others have already designed to get inspiration or even copy their designs. According to Microsoft, there are eight million possible combinations in Design Lab. For now, it's only available in the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico , but we wouldn't be surprised if it launches in the coming months. The controller will cost around €80 with shipping included, plus an additional €10 for engraving.


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