XBOX Nano Controller Launches November 4 for $49.99, Built for Smaller Hands

XBOX Nano Controller Launches November 4 for $49.99, Built for Smaller Hands

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Microsoft has unveiled the XBOX Nano Controller, a compact wireless gamepad designed for smaller hands and players looking for a more portable way to play. It features a built-in rechargeable battery and supports XBOX consoles, Windows PCs, and compatible mobile devices. If a full-sized controller feels too big in your hands, this could be worth a look.

White XBOX Nano Controller with a black D-pad and two analog sticks.

According to the official Microsoft Store listing, the XBOX Nano Controller costs £44.99 in the UK and $49.99 in the US. It is scheduled to launch on November 4, 2026. Pre-orders are available through the Microsoft Store.

Person in a green hoodie holding a white Xbox controller tucked into the front pocket of the garment.

The XBOX Nano Controller retains the familiar XBOX button layout while reducing the overall size, making it an option for younger players, people with smaller hands, and anyone who wants a compact controller for travel. It supports XBOX Series X|S and XBOX One consoles, alongside compatible Windows PCs, Android devices, and iOS devices. XBOX Wireless handles connectivity with supported consoles, while Bluetooth lets players connect to compatible PCs and mobile devices.

One of the more convenient features is the XBOX Nano Controller’s internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery. Rather than relying on disposable AA batteries, the controller can be recharged using USB-C. That’s a...

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