Ich hatte vorher einen offiziellen Wireless Receiver von Microsoft angeschlossen (der jetzt den Geist aufgegeben hat). Trotzdem musste ich den kompletten Installationsprozess durchgehen und kann sagen: einfach und zuverlässig. Der Verkäufer schickt eine Mail mit dem Link zu einem YT-Video, welches die Installation einfach und anschaulich erklärt. Anschließen und Pairen sollte klar sein (wird aber auch gezeigt), dann muss man noch im Gerätemanager den Treiber für die 360 Wireless Perpherie laden/updaten, also einfach von Windows aus, ohne dubiose Seiten oder irgend etwas Verdächtiges. Fertig und einsatzbereit :-) (mein OS: Win 10 Pro v1903) Read more

I bought this to use for clone hero on PC. I was pulling my hair out trying to get it to work with my guitar, as it would sync but not show up as a device in windows hardware monitor. You need to go to unknown device, right click, update driver, and manually select driver as an XBOX 360 CONTROLLER. Once you do this, it will work perfectly. I have had to repeat this process a few times but takes all of 30 seconds, and leads to hours of fun on clone hero. Other then that, the device works as advertised and hasnt failed in the month that Ive had it for. Good buy!! Read more

Works perfect for connecting wireless Xbox 360 controllers (and rock band instruments) to a PC. You’ll need to update some drivers on your PC for the adapter to work, but it’s easy to update once you know the prices. No issues with lag, solid connection. Read more

I have the original Microsoft one on my pc and use this non branded £10 cheaper one for my laptop. Both use Windows 10. I can confirm that they function identically and both use exactly the same drivers. So this is a very good value for money purchase. The only difference is the Microsoft one comes with a disc with the driver and installer on it, and the device is automatically matched to the driver when you plug it in. With this one, you have to download the drivers online and manually assign it to the device yourself. Unfortunately the instructions that come with this one are virtually non existant but a quick online search for chinese xbox 360 wireless receiver driver and setup and you'll be sorted. Works a treat! Read more

C’est pas plug and play mais j’ai acheté en connaissance de cause, alors la procédure dans un autre commentaire a pas fonctionné, mais j’ai trouvé sur google, c’est tres simple quand on est dégourdi. Volant et manette xbox360 fonctionne impeccable Read more

I love guitar hero. I love guitar hero so much. Read more

Funciona perfecto. Sirve para conectar también las guitarras (De Guitar Hero) de Xbox 360 Así que con el adaptador se puede conectar cualquier dispositivo de 360 a tu pc Read more

Basic setup required. This is NOT an OEM receiver, but it does use the official Microsoft driver for the official one. Windows 10 does not associate the driver with the device automatically, but it is not difficult to set up. All you have to do is go into device manager and find the receiver (if you don't know which one it is, simply unplug and replug the USB--it should disappear and reappear from the list of devices to help you identify it). From there you can choose a driver to associate with the device. All Windows computers have Xbox drivers installed by default, so you should already have it, but if for some reason you don't, it shouldn't be hard to find a download. There are plenty of YouTube videos explaining how to do this in greater detail. You will only have to do this once, not every time you use it. Pairing controllers is incredibly simple: just press the button on the receiver and the sync button on a controller and it will connect in seconds. I use this to play Clone Hero with an official Rock Band 2 Drum kit with a 3-Cymbal expansion, and it works flawlessly. There is zero input lag whatsoever, and I have never experienced overhits or dropped inputs. For a music game, input delay is extremely crucial, and this does the job without issue. One thing to be aware of is that you should remove the batteries of whatever controller you're using when finished playing; simply unplugging the receiver will make the controller continuously search for it seemingly indefinitely. You don't need to keep the batteries out (although it can't hurt) but if you don't disconnect the wireless controller's power source, you'll find the battery level to be dead by the next time you try to play anything. This got me a few times before I realized what was going on because the lights on the controller might go out after a while, but this seemingly doesn't mean that the controller stopped trying to connect. Read more