yes: System requirements For use with Xbox One systems and PCs running Windows 7 or higher. Windows 10: requires Bluetooth, included USB cable or Xbox Wireless Adapter (sold separately). Windows 7 or 8.1: requires included USB cable; some features not supported. For drivers, visit xbox.com/xboxone/PC-controller SEE SOURCE: https://www.xbox.com/de-DE/xbox-one/accessories/controllers/elite-wireless-controller-series-2

The Core Edition only includes the controller, charging cable and adjustment tool (according to Microsoft). Seems to be the wrong description at the moment. This is the scope of delivery of the "normal" Elite Controller. No additional paddles or thumbsticks are included with the Core.

Actually, there is a setting in the game that allows you to do this. Because a controller has that something because of the use... Check the sticks as well. Turn the hardness setting screw back and forth.

Yes, the masses should be the same. I didn't notice any difference. The only noticeable difference is that the new controller feels even more valuable than the old one.

If you mean the 4 detachable brackets on the back, my understanding is that they map to A, B, X and Y, and are meant for people who prefer to use index/middle fingers to operate these buttons. I don't have the brackets mounted anymore, as I prefer to use my thumbs.

Hello, the tray with charger & the backpaddles are missing, which I got for 10€. The controller is charged via USB-C cable. So I don't need the whole package.

Hello, with cable it also works without a stick, if you want to use wireless, you need a corresponding adapter, yes.

Hello, no paddles included.

Mine does not

I don't know where you saw this price. The Xbox Store in Switzerland lists the controller for CHF 129.99.

The normal black Elite V2 has everything yes, but the white variant Elite V2 Core comes without extra sticks etc. See Microsoft page

Hello, The Xbox Elite Series 2 Wireless Controllers are compatible with all Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S consoles, but not Xbox 360. With kind regards

Of course, all Xbox controllers from the Xbox One series onwards are compatible.

Warranty still available: Send in Warranty not available: Connect to PC via USB and recalibrate with the "XBox Accessories" app.

The paddles are digital and function like the A/B/X/Y buttons. Analogue are the two triggers on the rear controller (LT & RT). If I have misunderstood your question, please feel free to contact our customer service with a detailed description of your issue: https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de/requests/new

The controller works without latency in Bluetooth directly (on PC I can confirm it) and I imagine it is the same on Mac

I think so but be careful I bought two and on both the rb button broke or damaged without heavy use after 6 months the first time and 2 months the second time...

Unfortunately not on our website. You should contact the brand directly.

Unfortunately we have no information on this. I am sorry about that.

I don't think it's at digitec Galaxus, but there are various kits available from other online retailers, some with differently shaped paddles and sticks, depending on your preference.

Runs flawlessly for me. I would buy it again immediately.

Mine has been working perfectly since June 2020 and I haven't found any faults. If you look at the last reviews, you might think that I was just lucky. On the other hand, the average of 533 ratings is still a proud 4.35. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯