Xbox has a bunch of translucent green accessories for the console's 25th birthday
This includes a keyboard, earbuds, mobile controllers and more. It's been nearly 25 years since the very first Xbox console hit store shelves. To commemorate the occasion, Microsoft just revealed a โฆ
This includes a keyboard, earbuds, mobile controllers and more.
It's been nearly 25 years since the very first Xbox console hit store shelves. To commemorate the occasion, Microsoft just revealed a whole bunch of hardware peripherals from several different manufacturers.
Most of these gadgets have one thing in common: They're translucent green, which has become something of a short-hand when referencing the original Xbox console. This is a little bit odd, given that the console launched in black with just a green circle in the middle. The translucent stuff came later .
In any event, there are new designs of both the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K mouse and the Razer BlackWidow V4 75% keyboard . These are just reskins, so the hardware remains the same. This isn't a bad thing, given that the Basilisk V3 made our list for the best gaming mouse and the BlackWidow V4 75% is a highly-regarded mechanical keyboard .
Razer is also greenifying the Hammerhead V3 X Hyperspeed earbuds . These are great little earbuds for switching between different audio sources on the fly, thanks to the company's proprietary HyperSpeed 2.4GHz streaming platform.
8BitDo is on board with a green charging dock. It's compatible with Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One controllers. GameSir has redesigned the X5 Lite mobile controller, also in translucent green. This works with both iOS and Android devices.
Finally, there are a couple of doodads here that, for whatever reason, aren't green. The Backbone Pro Xbox 25th Anniversary Edition is another mobile game controller that's available in a trio of colorways. Weirdly, there's no way to pick which color. It's some kind of mystery box situation.
Despite the name, the PowerA Xbox Sling Bag is not a carrying case for Xbox consoles and controllers. Rather, it's for Xbox-branded Ally and Ally X handheld devices . It is jet back with minor green accents, making this the only accessory that actually looks kind of like a 2001 Xbox.
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