

The controller should also feel substantial but not so heavy that it causes arm and wrist fatigue.

If you're using an Xbox controller on a non-Xbox device, such as a phone or a PC, you can long-press the white Xbox button (also known as the nexus button) for 8-10 seconds to turn off the controller.

From here, you can select Bluetooth devices then hit Remove device to unpair them. On Windows 10, type Bluetooth straight into the Start Menu to access the Bluetooth & Other Devices settings menu.On Android, long-press the Bluetooth icon in your action center to access the Bluetooth settings, to unpair devices.Note that if you're trying to move the controller to a new Bluetooth device, it might be worth removing it from your list of paired Bluetooth devices before doing so, on the previous device.If you want to pair to a new device hold down the sync button for 4-6 seconds, it will flash continuously and become available for pairing.If you hold down sync for 2-3 seconds and release it will flash twice, then recall the previous Bluetooth device it was connected to instead.

The sync button is located on the top of your Xbox controller. Once you have paired your controller to the two main devices you use, you can double-tap the sync button to switch back to the most recent Xbox wireless device your controller was connected to.
