Wireless Support for Xbox One Controllers

[J2Kbr]

Or can I just leave the T2 and wireless adapter plugged onto my Xbox at all times and just keep my controller wirelessly connected to the adapter?

Just like that.

The authentication with the console can be performed wirelessly.

[Squidward]

Or can I just leave the T2 and wireless adapter plugged onto my Xbox at all times and just keep my controller wirelessly connected to the adapter?

Just like that.

The authentication with the console can be performed wirelessly.

That is amazing! I'm so excited! Thank you!

[fade23]

Does this support mutliple Xbox One controllers synced to the wireless adapter in addition to the hardwired input controllers? I realize that we still only get one output presented to the console, but if my current configuration is Xbox One wired on input B, a Hori keypad on input B, a Stinky footpad on input A, can I now have keypad + footpad + multiple Xbox One wireless controllers all merged to a single output?

[J2Kbr]

@fade23, At this stage only a single Xbox One controller can be used wirelessly with the Xbox Wireless Adapter. The next step is include the support for controller headsets, similarly as we already have for wired connections.

Currently I don't have plans for supporting multiple controllers using the Wireless Adapter, specially because I can't see why this is necessary. If you give me more details on why this would be useful for you, I may change this position. Thank you.

[paname]

nice, Any idea of a similar thing can be done for the DUALSHOCK®4 USB Wireless Adaptor?

[The_Rabid_Taco]

Played with this last night, about 3 hours. Played great! Kids didn't have to worry about tripping over the cords, I didn't have to in turn worry about the health of the T2! Plugged in, light went orange for a few seconds, then green. Authorized with my Xbox with no issue, controller connected just fine. Did not see any noticeable delay or anything else while using this method. Only thing that happened is that I actually had to remember to change out the batteries in my Elite controller. LOL This is a great step forward for controllers without Bluetooth capability.

[Prototype]

nice, Any idea of a similar thing can be done for the DUALSHOCK®4 USB Wireless Adaptor?

I believe this Adaptor is usefull only for the PS4 pc remote play, and Steam, because the DS4 isn't Xinput.
But maybe it should be possible to use it as bluetooth dongle when support for it will come?

[J2Kbr]

Plugged in, light went orange for a few seconds, then green. Authorized with my Xbox with no issue, controller connected just fine

awesome ... very happy with your confirmation that everything is working as expected.

[J2Kbr]

nice, Any idea of a similar thing can be done for the DUALSHOCK®4 USB Wireless Adaptor?

The wireless support for the PS4 controller (and all Bluetooth based controllers) will be mainly provided by the Titan Two Bluetooth Module. The support for external Bluetooth dongles (like the DUALSHOCK®4 USB Wireless Adapter) still in consideration, in some preliminary tests it was verified some conflict handling two different Bluetooth input devices simultaneously, not sure yet if it is fixable or not.

[Wonderfalls]

Does this allow the use of a wireless Xbox One controller on a PS4?
Or does this update just allow Titan 2 users to go wireless on the Xbox One?