Hello all,
I'm trying to find out if the new BT-controller that comes with the Xbox One S can connect to the new Apple TV or iPad. Does anyone know, or has tried this?
At this point I own a Steelseries Nimbus BT-controller for the Apple TV which works fine. But, I'm thinking about buying a new Xbox One S and if this controller can connect to my Apple TV and iPad because it uses bluetooth I could sell the Nimbus, right I don't need two controllers from different brands.
On the flip side, if this new Microsoft BT-controller can only connect to Windows 10 devices just because they did something special to the firmware I think I can better buy an old black Xbox from last year instead of the new model S.
For some reason I can feel Microsoft do something crazy like this, just because they hired some firmware people that can do stuff like this and they want to show off.
I'm trying to find out if the new BT-controller that comes with the Xbox One S can connect to the new Apple TV or iPad. Does anyone know, or has tried this?
At this point I own a Steelseries Nimbus BT-controller for the Apple TV which works fine. But, I'm thinking about buying a new Xbox One S and if this controller can connect to my Apple TV and iPad because it uses bluetooth I could sell the Nimbus, right I don't need two controllers from different brands.
On the flip side, if this new Microsoft BT-controller can only connect to Windows 10 devices just because they did something special to the firmware I think I can better buy an old black Xbox from last year instead of the new model S.
For some reason I can feel Microsoft do something crazy like this, just because they hired some firmware people that can do stuff like this and they want to show off.
