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Cordturn Xbox 360 USB Controller Adapter Cable

Cordturn Xbox 360 USB Controller Adapter Cable

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Cordturn is a plug-and-play USB adapter cable that connects your original wired Xbox 360 controller to an Xbox 360 console. It uses a USB conversion connection, so you can keep using the controller you already own without any extra setup. The rubber cable is built for everyday use.

Why people choose Cordturn

  • Use your existing controller: it converts the original wired Xbox 360 controller connection to USB, so you do not need to replace the controller.
  • Plug and play: connect it and start playing with no drivers or setup steps to work through.
  • Durable rubber cable: the rubber construction is a practical choice for a cable that gets plugged and unplugged often.
  • Simple adapter design: it works as a straightforward conversion cable, so there is little to configure.

How to use

Plug the USB end of the adapter into the Xbox 360 console, then connect your original wired controller to the other end. The console will recognize the controller automatically.

Specifications

Compatible console Xbox 360
Connection mode Adapter
Cable material Rubber
Features Plug and play

Good for

Using an original wired Xbox 360 controller with an Xbox 360 console over USB, especially for players who want to keep a favorite wired controller in use.

Questions before you choose

  • Which console is it for? It is made for the Xbox 360.
  • Does it need setup? No. It is plug and play.
  • What controller does it work with? The original wired Xbox 360 controller.
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Cordturn Xbox 360 USB controller adapter cable, gray, with ferrite bead and USB plug highlighted in red circles