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Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core

Microsoft · Released 2022-09-21
Xbox Elite Series 2 CoreMICROSOFTILLUSTRATION
Expert take · Tier D

Who is the Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core for?

Entry-tier game controller. Below 58 on the Mars Score means several weighted specs trail the category leaders by a wide margin.

Only consider this if there is a specific reason — price, brand loyalty, ecosystem fit. The best-of page shows what your money buys a tier up.

Mars Score is computed from 8 measured specs against the transparent formula for the game controllers category. No editorial picks, no paid placement.

The good and the bad

Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core: advantages & disadvantages

Measured against every game controllers we track, here is where the Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core gives ground.

Pros

No spec lands in the top quartile of the category normalization window. Strengths sit in untracked specs (build quality, ecosystem, etc.) rather than weighted axes.

Cons
  • ▼No Hall-effect sticks — a feature most stronger game controllers include.
  • ▼No Haptic feedback — a feature most stronger game controllers include.
  • ▼No Adaptive triggers — a feature most stronger game controllers include.
  • ▼No Back paddles — a feature most stronger game controllers include.

Pros are specs scoring ≥75% of the category normalization range. Cons are ≤35%. Derived from the Mars Score formula — no hand-curated lists.

Quick stats

At a glance

Hall-effect sticks
false
Back paddles
false
Battery
40h
Wireless
true
Full readout

All specifications

Feedback

Hall-effect sticks
false
Haptic feedback
false
Adaptive triggers
false

Design

Back paddles
false
Weight
345 g
Battery
40 h

Compatibility

Platforms
Xbox,PC
Wireless
true
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Buying guide

How Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core fits the Game Controllers field

Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core is listed in the Game Controllers catalog with a Mars Score of 46.8. It currently ranks 17 of 19 products in this category by Mars Score.This page is most useful when you match the product's strongest measurable specifications to your own workload instead of treating one number as a universal recommendation.

Key specifications to check

Hall-effect sticks
No
Back paddles
No
Battery
40 h
Wireless
Yes

Values are shown exactly as stored in the current catalog. A dash means the value is not available; it is not a zero and is not treated as a win or loss.

Who should consider it?

Start with the priorities represented by hall-effect sticks, back paddles, battery. Buyers who value those dimensions should compare this product against the closest same-category alternatives below, then verify regional pricing, warranty, and configuration before purchase.

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Common questions

Frequently asked

What is the Mars Score for Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core?+

Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core scores 46.8 on the transparent Mars Score formula for game controllers, computed from its published specs against the category's weighted normalization.

What category does Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core belong to?+

Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core is a Microsoft game controller catalogued in the Game Controllers category.

When was Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core released?+

Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core was released on 2022-09-21.

What is the hall-effect sticks of Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core?+

Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core has a hall-effect sticks of false.

What is the back paddles of Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core?+

Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core has a back paddles of false.

What is the battery of Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core?+

Microsoft - Xbox Elite Series 2 Core has a battery of 40 h.