Hurry! Xbox Elite Series 2 controller drops to its lowest price ever — but only for today

xbox elite series 2 controller on an orange background with black friday tag — (Image credit: Microsoft)

Black Friday deals might have given us a much-needed Xbox Series X restock, but a discount is way out of the question. However, there are plenty of Xbox Series X accessories out there, and those are getting discounts for Black Friday.

For today only, the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller for just $134 at Woot. That’s 25% off the normal price, and the lowest price we’ve ever seen. In other words, this is a must-have deal.

If the standard Xbox Series X controller just doesn’t cut it for you, then it’s worth considering picking up an Xbox Elite Series 2 controller. This controller has been designed for customization and comfort in mind, with the goal of helping ordinary Xbox gamers play like pros.

The controller gives you the option of swapping out the thumbsticks, D-Pad and paddles to better match your own gameplay style. Also those paddles aren’t included on regular controllers, which is one extra benefit.

But customization doesn’t end there. It’s possible to tweak the controller’s performance, including thumbstick tension, shortening hair trigger locks for rapid firing, while buttons can be remapped in the Xbox accessories app.

The most important feature, however, is that this controller actually has a built-in rechargeable battery. It offers 40 hours of gameplay, and you can plug the controller in or use the provided charging dock. The controller is also compatible with Windows 10, 11, Android and iOS, in addition to Xbox One and Series X/S consoles. That means it’s possible to use at home and on the go.

Of course it’s just one of many Black Friday Xbox Series X deals currently available right now, so be sure to check those out. There are also plenty of Black Friday PS5 deals to check out too, for anyone lucky enough to have both consoles or prefers Sony’s offering.

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Tom is the Tom's Guide's UK Phones Editor, tackling the latest smartphone news and vocally expressing his opinions about upcoming features or changes. It's long way from his days as editor of Gizmodo UK, when pretty much everything was on the table. He’s usually found trying to squeeze another giant Lego set onto the shelf, draining very large cups of coffee, or complaining about how terrible his Smart TV is.