Microsoft has introduced the Xbox Nano Controller, marking the smallest gamepad the company has ever produced. Measuring slightly over five inches long and weighing 3.5 ounces, the device features a compact footprint intended to accommodate younger users, smaller hands, and individuals requiring a portable option for gaming outside the home.
Despite its reduced dimensions, the new accessory includes the full complement of 18 gameplay buttons found on standard models. Retailing at $50 USD, the hardware is also slated to be part of a promotional package created in collaboration with Samsung, pairing the controller with a two-month subscription to Game Pass Ultimate for new subscribers purchasing a new Samsung television. Additional information is expected to emerge as the product launch approaches.
