The Xbox Design Lab adds rubberized grips, metal accents, new colors, and more

In case you spend a variety of time gaming in your Xbox, having a personalised controller totally distinctive to you will be extraordinarily interesting. Fortuitously, the Xbox Design Lab provides gamers precisely that, with dozens upon dozens of choices for customizing each facet of the Xbox Wi-fi Controller. On Thursday, Xbox updated the Design Lab with new features and options, together with returning some fan favorites that existed earlier than the suite was transitioned to new Xbox Wireless Controller.

Now, the Xbox Design Lab as soon as once more consists of the flexibility to customise your controller with upgraded rubberized grips on the edges and the again. There are additionally new metallic finishes for the triggers and D-Pad. Each of those options return from the times of the unique Xbox Design Lab alongside the Xbox One consoles, however there are additionally some shade adjustments and additions. The brand new “Dragonfly Blue” is a light-weight and vibrant shade, whereas “Army Inexperienced” and “Electrical Inexperienced” have been up to date to “Nocturnal Inexperienced” and “Velocity Inexperienced,” respectively.

Xbox Design Lab controllers nonetheless begin at a cool $70, which nonetheless helps you to go wild with any colours you need (sans the metallic finishes) and primary grips. Nevertheless, in the event you add on each characteristic, together with customized engraving, an Xbox Design Lab controller can now strategy the $100 mark. Granted, this additionally options vastly superior grips to the usual Xbox Wi-fi Controller, very like the Forza Horizon 5 Limited Edition controller.

Xbox Design Lab helps you to design a singular variant of what is already one of many best Xbox controllers, and is absolutely appropriate with Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, PC, and Bluetooth-enabled units like tablets and telephones.