"Hours after a smaller Xbox Cloud Gaming controller appeared online, Brazil's Anatel regulator has also accidentally published images of what appears to be Microsoft's upcoming Xbox Elite 3 controller. has posted images that show the successor to the Elite 2 controller, with an interchangeable D-Pad and paddles."
"The Elite 3 controller design appears to be more refined this time, with the addition of two new scroll wheels at the bottom that could be related to controller adjustments or a new input for games like Microsoft Flight Simulator. The Elite 3 will also have a new pair button that can switch between a local mode or cloud mode to connect directly to Xbox Cloud Gaming servers."
"In cloud mode this should improve the latency for cloud streaming games, and it's something that will also be available on the smaller Xbox controller that leaked earlier today. Microsoft also appears to be moving to a removable rechargeable battery in the Xbox Elite 3 controller, as the filings at Anatel indicate this updated controller has a smaller (1,528mAh) removable battery compared to the Elite 2 (2,050mAh)."
Images published by Brazil’s Anatel regulator show what appears to be Microsoft’s upcoming Xbox Elite 3 controller. The design is presented as a successor to the Elite 2, featuring an interchangeable D-Pad and paddles. Additional refinement includes two new scroll wheels at the bottom, potentially for controller adjustments or new game inputs. A new button is shown that can switch between local mode and cloud mode for connecting directly to Xbox Cloud Gaming servers, aiming to improve latency for streamed games. The controller also appears to use a removable rechargeable battery with a smaller capacity than the Elite 2, based on Anatel filings. Release timing is not confirmed, though a June Xbox showcase is suggested.
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