Do Xbox Elite Controllers Have Mouse Click Triggers

These batteries work great in Xbox controllers.

Works all the same as the other Microsoft Xbox one controllers, but costs less

These are great batteries, easy to charge. I use these in flashlights, remotes and xbox controllers. I am done with expensive disposal battery purchases since they have gone up exponentially in cost.

Very nice. This triggers around corners, switches between TTL and Manual with a single click and has a few nifty tricks for quickly setting ratio between groups. Really great little device and while it might seem large in the product picture, is actually very unassuming and light on the camera. You won't really know it's even there. My main goal here was to avoid the pre flash and it's been great.

I developed severe tendinitis in my right wrist after years of using a conventional computer mouse. I started using my left hand to mouse and developed the same injury in that wrist. After receiving hand therapy and using the Expert Mouse, my wrists have healed. This device allows me to point, click, double-click and drag without making any of the finger motions that inflame my wrist tendons. I have used a wired Expert Mouse at home and at work for over three years. The wireless version works just as well but is much more convenient.

I got a new mouse be cause my old one wouldn't drag, click and would turn off. Its refreshing to have a mouse that works.

My workstation is cluttered with USB devices, from keyboard/mouse to MIDI controllers. I needed a way to connect a MIDI keyboard controller further away from my computer, so I purchased this extension cable. Has been working great, no problems at all.

I love this mouse so I got a second one. It has a quiet click which is amazing. I have both colors and I would say the black one is a lot sleeker.

So far so good. A simple mouse (left and right click, and scroller) and it's working perfectly.

Love this! I use it at work, and it's nice to finally have a mouse that isn't so distracting. You can still get tactile feedback from the click (so you know you actually clicked) without the loud noise.