These 12 amazing Cyber Monday Xbox controller deals I found are still available, but who knows how long they'll last?

Xbox Wireless Controller | Sky Cipher, Ghost Cipher Special Editions
Was: $64.99
Now: $44.99 at Best Buy

The latest transparent designs from Xbox are already on sale, and the discounts aren't insignificant, either. You can grab one of the new "Cipher" gamepads for a full $20 off, which is a huge markdown.

Launch date: 2024

Features: Wireless for Xbox (and Windows PC w/ adapter), Bluetooth, USB-C port and cable (wired use), 3.5mm audio jack.

👀See at: Best Buy

✅Perfect for: Players who want that retro Y2K aesthetic.

❌Avoid if: You're looking for the absolute cheapest budget controller.

💰Price check: $45 at Walmart

ASUS ROG Raikiri Pro
Was: $149.99
Now: $104.99 at Amazon

This third-party gamepad from ASUS is wireless, though it only works on PC since Xbox has proprietary wireless connectivity (you can use it wired with Microsoft's consoles). It also comes with four additional buttons, RGB lighting, and a small OLED screen with customizable animations, along with a custom "Republic of Gamers" design.

Launch date: 2023

Features: Wireless for Windows PC, Bluetooth, USB-C (wired use and charging), 3.5mm audio jack, four extra buttons, RGB accents, trigger locks, OLED screen with animations, up to 35 hours of battery life.

👀See at: Amazon

✅Perfect for: Players that like the sound of a premium controller with wireless PC connectivity, extra buttons, and some snazzy flair.

❌Avoid if: You need something cheaper or want a controller with more useful features.

💰Price check: $109.99 at Newegg

Xbox Wireless Controller
Was: $59.99
Now: $39.99 at Best Buy

Windows Central review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

"It doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but the Xbox Series X|S Controller delivers a fantastic ergonomic form factor, excellent tactile button responses, and slickly improves upon an already stellar design."

Launch date: 2020

Features: Wireless for Xbox (and Windows PC w/ adapter), Bluetooth, USB-C port and cable (wired use), 3.5mm audio jack.

👀See at: Best Buy

✅Perfect for: Players that simply want Microsoft's standard and affordable Xbox controller or something capable of wireless usage through Xbox/Bluetooth wireless.

❌Avoid if: You're after a less expensive alternative or a pricier, more advanced gamepad.

💰Price check: $45 at Walmart

Razer Wireless Controller & Quick Charging Stand Bundle
Was: $199.99
Now: $148.14 at Amazon

Features: Wireless for Xbox (and Windows PC w/ adapter), Bluetooth, USB-C port and cable (wired use), 3.5mm audio jack and additional magnetic charging stand.

👀See at: Amazon

✅Perfect for: Razer fans of the signature green and black with some transparent retro vibes thrown in.

❌Avoid if: You want the absolute best value; you're really paying for the Razer branding here as this is a standard Xbox controller.

💰Price check: $199.99 at Razer

Xbox Elite Controller Series 2
Was: $179.99
Now: $140.99 at Walmart

Windows Central review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½

"What you get with the Elite Series 2 is premium quality, premium features, and premium convenience. It's the best of the best, and unfortunately, that doesn't come cheap. If you can stomach that price point, though, you won't regret it."

Launch date: 2021

Features: Carrying case, extra thumbsticks and D-pad, thumbstick tension control key, rubberized grips, trigger locks, charging dock, rechargeable batteries w/ 40-hour battery life, four detachable paddle buttons, wireless for Xbox (and Windows PC w/ adapter), Bluetooth, USB-C port and cable (wired use and charging), 3.5mm audio jack.

👀See at: Walmart

✅Perfect for: Hardcore players that want a very advanced version of the regular Xbox controller with tons of nifty features.

❌Avoid if: You only game casually or need something budget-friendly.

💰Price check: $140.99 at Target

Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 Core
Was: $129.99
Now: $95.99 at Target

Our experience: Windows Central review: ⭐⭐⭐½

"The Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 "Core" shaves off some of the bells and whistles to make its retail price more palatable, and in that, I'd say its a success. While the lack of paddles is perhaps the most irritating aspect of the package, aftermarket paddles can be incredibly cheap."

Launch date: 2022

Features: Thumbstick tension control key, rubberized grips, trigger locks, rechargeable batteries w/ 40-hour battery life, wireless for Xbox (and Windows PC w/ adapter), Bluetooth, USB-C port and cable (wired use and charging), 3.5mm audio jack.

👀See at: Target

✅Perfect for: People who like the sound of the features on the regular Elite Controller Series 2 itself, but don't care about a case, a charging dock, spare parts, or paddle buttons and want to save money.

❌Avoid if: You need something affordable, or you don't mind paying extra for the goodies you get with the standard Elite Controller Series 2.

💰Price check: $106.99 at Walmart (White) | $95.99 at Walmart (Blue)

GameSir G7 SE wired controller
Was: $44.99
Now: $35.99 at Amazon

Our experience: Windows Central review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½

"With great build quality and hall effect sensors in the joysticks and triggers, the GameSir G7 SE feels like a premium peripheral that's built to last. I have no doubt you could enjoy years of gaming with this controller."

Launch date: 2024 (orange, blue, and purple), 2023 (white)

Features: Hall-effect sticks, hall-effect triggers, quick latch back buttons, magnetic swappable face plates, switchable profiles and companion software. Four colorway options available.

👀See at: Amazon

✅Perfect for: Players on a budget hunting for a high-quality wired Xbox and PC controller with extra features.

❌Avoid if: You are looking for a wireless controller so your living space isn't cluttered with cables.

PDP Victrix Pro BFG Wireless Controller
Was: $179.99
Now: $159.99 at Best Buy

"The Victrix Pro BFG is a seriously impressive premium Xbox controller, in both quality and value. Boasting superb build quality and easily swappable modules, it outclasses the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 with its vast and beginner-friendly customizability."

Tech Radar review ⭐⭐⭐⭐½

✅Perfect for: Gamers looking for a modular design and pro-level extras like swappable sticks.

❌Avoid if: You want the absolute best battery life, as this is half of the Xbox Elite at 20 hours.

Features: Wireless and wired options, interchangable components, reversible left module for offset or centred stick configuration, swappable fight pad module, multi-clutch triggers, programmable back buttons, hall-effect modules are sold seperately.

Warranty: 1-year limited warranty.
Launch date: February, 2024.

👉See at: Best Buy

💰Price check: $159.99 at Amazon

Razer Wolverine V2
Was: $89.99
Now: $54.95 at Amazon

Windows Central review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

"Overall the Razer Wolverine V2 is a fantastic Xbox controller. As a step up from the in-box unit it's a worthwhile upgrade, with better buttons (and more of them), customizable features, trigger stops, and you know, it'll never run out of battery. It's also a perfect partner to Razer's new Xbox headsets with a dedicated profile button right there on the front."

Launch date: 2020

Features: USB-C port and cable (wired use), 3.5mm audio jack, two extra shoulder buttons, trigger locks, rubberized grips.

👀See at: Amazon

✅Perfect for: Folks who want an advanced Xbox controller for a very affordable price, and like having extra buttons, trigger locks, and rubber grips.

❌Avoid if: You want the back paddles, sensitivity clutch, and RGB lighting that comes with the Chroma variant, or you need something wireless.

💰Price check: $62.95 at Amazon (Black)

PowerA Wired Controller
Was: $29.99
Now: $25.87 at Amazon

If all you need is a simple, no-nonsense Xbox controller without frills or a high price tag, look no further than PowerA's wired controller. It's been a fan-favorite Xbox accessory for years now, and with its rock-bottom price tag, it's easy to see why.

Launch date: 2020

Features: USB-C (wired use), 3.5mm audio jack.

👀See at: Amazon

✅Perfect for: People who simply need a basic, yet reliable Xbox controller and don't mind sticking to a wired connection.

❌Avoid if: You want something with lots of extra features, or you prefer to have wireless connectivity as an option.

💰Price check: $26.88 at Walmart (Black)

PowerA Advantage Wired Controller
Was: $44.99
Now: $29.99 at Amazon

Our experience: Windows Central review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Last year, PowerA released an "Advantage" version of its wired Xbox controller with a pair of extra buttons and trigger locks. This makes it an excellent alternative for folks who need a budget-friendly gamepad, but also want a few nice features.

Launch date: 2023

Features: Two extra buttons, trigger locks, USB-C (wired use), 3.5mm audio jack.

👀See at: Walmart

✅Perfect for: Gamers that need an affordable controller, but also want some useful extras.

❌Avoid if: You want something more advanced or need to have wireless connectivity.

💰Price check: $34.76 at Walmart | Other versions at Walmart

Razer Universal Quick Charging Stand
Was: $39.99
Now: $19.99 at Amazon

Our experience: Windows Central review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

"Players wanting to display their Xbox Wireless Controller with a premium, quality charging stand that matches practically any controller color and design should look no further than Razer's Universal Quick Charging Stand, as long as they're willing to pay the cost."

👀See at: Amazon

✅Perfect for: You want to replace the AA batteries in your controller with rechargeable ones, while also displaying it as it charges.

❌Avoid if: You're looking to charge multiple controllers at once, or own a wired controller.

💰Price check: $39.99 at Walmart