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Backbone Unveils Exclusive Xbox Mobile Controller

Author : Blake Apr 09,2025

Xbox has been making significant strides in the mobile gaming arena, emphasizing their commitment to making Xbox an identity beyond just a platform. In a recent move, Xbox has partnered with game peripheral manufacturer Backbone to launch a new mobile-focused controller, the Backbone One: Xbox Edition. Priced at a recommended retail price of $109.99, this controller will be available directly from the manufacturer and through Best Buy Drops.

The Backbone One: Xbox Edition stands out with its familiar Xbox branding, featuring the iconic XYBA buttons and the Xbox logo. Adding to its appeal is a striking semi-translucent green design, which is sure to catch the eye of gamers. Currently, this controller is designed to be compatible with USB-C devices, catering to Android users and potentially some iOS devices in the future, depending on upcoming EU legislation regarding USB-C ports.

Backbone One: Xbox Edition Controller

A dollar sign too far? The aesthetic appeal of the Backbone One: Xbox Edition is undeniable, particularly for those who appreciate the charm of transparent plastic casing. It's likely to be a hit among avid GamePass users and other mobile gamers. However, the $109.99 price tag might be a deterrent for some. While it's considerably less than the cost of an actual Xbox console, which typically exceeds $400, the premium for the prominent Xbox branding could be a sticking point for budget-conscious consumers.

Despite the price, Xbox's efforts to expand its presence in the mobile gaming market are commendable. For those interested in exploring more of what Xbox has to offer on mobile, be sure to check out our list of the top 10 best Xbox Game Pass releases for Android!

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