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Fortnite Pro-Style Xbox Wireless Controller Gets Limited-Time Price Cut At Amazon

March 1, 2025
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Fortnite fans can save on PowerA’s new pro-style controller for Xbox and PC at Amazon. The limited-time deal on the Fortnite Special Edition Wireless Controller drops the price from $100 to $83.84. The controller released in October and is officially licensed by Xbox and Epic Games. It features a chaotic graffiti design and combines premium features such as Hall Effect sticks and four remappable back buttons with the traditional Xbox form factor.

$83.84 (was $100)

In addition to anti-drift sticks and built-in back buttons, the controller has trigger locks with three stopping points and three custom profiles to save your preferred control schemes.

Inside the box, you’ll find a voucher to claim the Tooth Pickaxe in-game item.

Here’s a quick rundown of the controller’s key features:

  • Drift-resistant Hall Effect sticks
  • Wear-resistant Hall Effect triggers
  • Four remappable back buttons
  • Trigger locks with three stopping points
  • Three custom profiles that can be cycled through on the fly
  • USB 2.4GHz wireless for Xbox and PC
  • Profile and Share buttons
  • Up to 30 hours of battery life
  • 10-foot USB-C charging cable (also for wired play)
  • Dial to adjust volume on wired headset
  • Dual rumble motors
  • Tooth Pickaxe in-game item

More Officially Licensed Fortnite Controllers

A handful of Fortnite-themed officially licensed controllers have released over the past year for Xbox, PlayStation, and PC. PowerA is the manufacturer behind several of the others, including the OPS V1 Wireless Controller for PC, which is on sale for $45 (was $55). Meanwhile, Peely fans can save over 20% on PowerA’s very yellow Bluetooth controller with remappable back buttons for Nintendo Switch.

CRKD released a Fortnite Festival Edition wireless controller with a five-fret attachment in December. The unique pro-style gamepad costs $60 and is part of the manufacturer’s Neo S series. The Neo S is one of the best compact controllers you can buy for Switch and PC.

PlayStation users can still purchase the Limited Edition Fortnite DualSense Controller that launched back in November for its regular $85 price.

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