It’s the glowing of this volume dial which hints at more magic from the PowerA Spectra and as the name suggests, there’s the opportunity for you to customise a whole ton of colour on the controller itself. This really does save the need for you to head into the deepest darkest depths of the Xbox audio settings to mess around with the volume you need. Pushing it down immediately mutes your mic, with the dial itself glowing red to signify loss of comms. Granted, that headset will need to run a cable to the 3.5mm jack, but once connected a push to the right of this dial will increase volume, whilst moving to the left will decrease it. This is a really nice little addition and ensures that no matter what headset you have connected to this controller, you’ve got immediate volume and mute controls at your fingertips. With a teeny tiny white LED situated in between the trifecta of menu buttons to signify power is attached – it runs a 10 foot USB-A to Micro-USB cable for connectivity – the only real difference to the front of the Spectra is the inclusion of a volume rocker near the bottom. That Nexus button itself is a joy, harking back to years gone by with it’s easy to press feel. From there, the thumbsticks, the D-pad and all the face buttons are near enough exact replicas of the official scene, with just the Nexus button and menu, view and share buttons being a little more rounded than the norm.
The underside has a bit of texturing on the hand grips, much like many other controllers in 2021. I mean, really great in the hand.īlack in colour, it comes with a sort of soft-touch sheen to the upper side and this is absolutely beautiful to hold non-scratchy and delicate to the touch.
Set-up and laid out pretty much exactly as that of the official Xbox Wireless Controller from Microsoft, this wired controller feels great in the hand.
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The PowerA Spectra Infinity Enhanced Wired Controller (to give its full name), is an Xbox branded option for those gamers who just need a whole ton of colour in their lives.
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