微软公布Xbox Nano手柄 11月4日发售
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- Oct 15 00:45 · 1 reports微软推出新款Xbox Nano手柄@digitalfoundry: Microsoft announces new Xbox Nano Controller aimed at smaller hands and portable use
- Oct 15 00:00 · 9 reportsXbox 公布 Nano 手柄Xbox: Xbox Unveils Pocketable Nano Controller
- Oct 15 00:00 · 4 reports微软公布Xbox Nano手柄Xbox Wire: Microsoft unveils the XBOX Nano Controller at $49.99, launching in November
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- IGNXbox Nano Controller Is Up for Preorder
Microsoft has announced the Xbox Nano Controller, a more compact, rectangular take on the standard Xbox controller that is now available for preorder and releases on November 4 for $49.99. It measures just over five inches long, weighs 3.5 ounces, supports all 18 standard gameplay inputs, and includes a rechargeable battery and a programmable Action Button. It works with Xbox, PC, Mac, and mobile devices via Xbox Wireless and Bluetooth.
- PolygonMicrosoft announces the Xbox Nano Controller, launching Nov. 4 at $49.99
Microsoft announced the Xbox Nano Controller on Wednesday, a pocket-sized controller for gaming on the go that is 5 inches wide and weighs 3.5 ounces. It has a rechargeable USB-C battery and connects via Bluetooth to compatible PCs, phones, and smart TVs. Priced at $49.99, $15 less than a regular Xbox controller, it releases Nov. 4 with pre-orders open and a limit of five per order; select Samsung TVs will include a special Nano Controller and two months of Game Pass Ultimate in a holiday promotion.
- IGNMicrosoft announces the Xbox Nano Controller, priced at $49.99 and launching in November
Microsoft announced the Xbox Nano Controller, a smaller and cheaper Xbox gamepad that is about 5 inches long, weighs 3.5 ounces, and costs $49.99, with preorders open and a November release. It works with Xbox consoles and supports both standard Xbox wireless and Bluetooth for devices like smart TVs and laptops. Microsoft is also bundling it with two months of Game Pass on select Samsung TVs over the holiday season and is in talks with Meta for new Meta Quest owners.
- KotakuXbox Nano Controller Announced: Smaller, Cheaper, and No AA Batteries
Microsoft has announced the Xbox Nano controller, which is nearly half the size of a standard Xbox controller and $15 cheaper at $50, launching in early November. It is just over 5 inches long, weighs 3.5 ounces, keeps all 18 standard gameplay inputs, and uses a built-in rechargeable battery instead of AA batteries. Microsoft is also temporarily bundling a two-month Game Pass Ultimate subscription for new members with the purchase of a new Samsung TV or Oculus headset, and the Nano currently appears to come only in white.
- @geoffkeighleyXbox announces the Nano controller at $49, coming in November
Xbox announced a new Nano controller priced at $49. It is set to arrive in November.
- Pure XboxMicrosoft unveils Xbox Nano Controller, launching November 4 at $49.99
Microsoft announced the Xbox Nano Controller, a pocket-sized pad aimed at younger players and smaller hands, priced at £44.99 / $49.99 and already up for pre-order on the Microsoft Store. It measures a little over 5 inches long and 3.5 ounces, includes all 18 standard gameplay inputs, connects over Bluetooth, and is scheduled to release on November 4, 2026 with 2 months of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate for new US members.
- @digitalfoundryMicrosoft announces new Xbox Nano Controller aimed at smaller hands and portable use
Microsoft announced a new Xbox Nano Controller, described as being for younger players, smaller hands, or anyone seeking something portable. Digital Foundry reported the news with a link to its article.
- @GematsuXbox Nano Controller Announced
Xbox Nano Controller announced https://www.gematsu.com/2026/10/xbox-nano-controller-announced
- GematsuXbox announces Nano Controller, launching November 4 for $49.99
Xbox announced the Xbox Nano Controller, launching November 4 for $49.99 and compatible with Xbox consoles, PC, iOS, Android, and select smart TVs. It measures a little over five inches long, weighs 3.5 ounces, and includes all 18 standard gameplay inputs, with pre-orders open now on Xbox.com. Launch territories include China, Japan, Korea, the United States, and the United Kingdom, with more markets to follow, and Xbox is also working with Meta on a US holiday offer bundling the controller and a two-month Game Pass Ultimate subscription for new members with a Quest headset purchase.
- @Shinobi602Microsoft reveals Xbox "Nano" Controller for $49
Microsoft reveals Xbox "Nano" Controller for $49
- GameSpotMicrosoft announces Xbox Nano controller, just over five inches long and $50
Microsoft announced the Xbox Nano controller, a bit over five inches long and weighing 3.5 ounces, which it calls its smallest controller ever, priced at $50 and available for preorder now. It keeps all 18 gameplay buttons, uses rechargeable batteries and has a programmable action button for screenshots or capturing gameplay. Microsoft is also preparing a Samsung bundle with the controller and two months of Game Pass Ultimate, plus a Meta bundle with the controller, two months of Game Pass and a Meta Quest headset.
- @wario64Xbox Nano Controller Announced - $49.99
XBOX Nano Controller announced - $49.99 https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2026/10/14/xbox-nano-controller/
- Xbox WireSelectedMicrosoft unveils the XBOX Nano Controller at $49.99, launching in November
Microsoft announced the XBOX Nano Controller, its smallest controller at a little over 5 inches long and 3.5 ounces, priced at $49.99 with pre-orders open now and availability from November in markets including China, Hong Kong SAR, and Taiwan. It keeps all 18 standard inputs and adds a rechargeable battery, a programmable Action Button, and XBOX Wireless plus Bluetooth support. Microsoft is also running US holiday offers with Samsung and Meta that bundle the controller and 2 months of Game Pass Ultimate for new members.
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