Hyperkin - DuchesS Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10|11, PC, with Hall Effect Joysitcks, Audio Jack, Impulse Triggers, Black - Officially licensed
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Wednesday, May 20
Color: Black
Features
- Officially licensed Xbox Controller S replica for use with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows 10|11
- Hall Effect Sticks: Precision with Zero Drift. With high accuracy and long-lasting performance.
- Modern Ergonomics: Rediscover the modernized Xbox Controller S form factor to meet the evolving gaming demands of future generations.
- Share button for Xbox Series X|S: Share your greatest gaming moments and epic plays of the game.
- Dynamic Impulse Triggers with Enhanced Tactile Feedback: The power of the game at your fingertips. Immerse yourself in every pulse, rumble, and vibration. Don't just play the game; feel it.
- Introducing bumpers that mirror the functionality of the Black and White buttons. The design enhancement ensures seamless access and faster response times, eliminating awkward reaches and missed moves. Experience fluid, natural gameplay with enhanced control right at your fingertips.
- 3.5mm headset jack: Experience crisp clear audio, enjoy chatting to your teammates, or immerse yourself into the game.
- 10 Ft. Detachable USB-C Cable: Experience Low Latency & Fast Responsive Gaming, ensuring every input is executed instantly.
- Complete the Legendary Xbox Replica Trio: The final piece to complete the legendary Trio of Hyperkin Official Xbox replicas. Finally, you can now play with every generation of Xbox controllers, on modern consoles. Relive the nostalgia with authentic design and modernized performance.
Description
It's Friday night. You just ordered a pizza, there's no school tomorrow and you're about to pull an all nighter with your favorite Xbox Game. It's 2002 and life is good. Travel back in time with the Hyperkin DuchesS, a modernized version of the classic Xbox S Controller. Officially licensed and designed to meet today's gaming demands, the DuchesS features cutting-edge technology such as Hall Effect Sticks for unmatched precision and durability. Share your triumphant moments effortlessly with the integrated Share button for Xbox Series X|S. Feel every action with Dynamic Impulse Triggers and Enhanced Tactile Feedback. The classic black and white buttons are complemented by newly added bumper buttons, seamlessly blending nostalgia with modern functionality. Experience minimal latency with the 10-foot detachable braided USB-C cable, which combines durability with reliability. With a 3.5mm headphone jack, seamless connectivity to headsets ensures an immersive audio experience that enhances gameplay to the fullest. The DuchesS retains the comfort of the original design with modern ergonomics, perfect for marathon gaming sessions. More than just a controller, the Hyperkin DuchesS is a journey through gaming history, designed for players who treasure the past while embracing the innovations of today.
Compatible Devices: PC, Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
Controller Type: Gamepad
Connectivity Technology: USB
Additional Features: Ergonomic, Hall Effect Joysticks, Hall Effect Triggers, Headphone Jack, Rumble
Button Quantity: 17
Hardware Platform: Gaming Console
Power Source: Corded Electric
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Microsoft Xbox One, Microsoft Xbox One S, Microsoft Xbox One X, Microsoft Xbox SERIES S, Microsoft Xbox SERIES X
Item Weight: 243 Grams
Package Quantity: 1
Item Dimensions: 6 x 4.5 x 2.5 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 4.5"D x 6"W x 2.5"H
Brand Name: Hyperkin
Model Name: DuchesS
Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacture
Manufacturer: Hyperkin
UPC: 810007714523
Model Number: M01618-BK
Manufacturer Part Number: M01618-BK
Included Components: Item
Color: Black
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Color: Black
If you used the S-types on the original Xbox back in the day, you'll find your muscle memory comes back almost instantaneously. The new bumpers, few new buttons, and the shiny new Hall-effect sticks are somewhat exceptions to this. The buttons feel great, but Back & Start being in the bottom-left again rather than centered as they are on a modern controller can take a few hours of retraining to grow used to again. The Black & White buttons do the same things the bumpers do so they're ultimately optional, but they're pretty much mandatory for many modern titles as designed imo, since they're so much easier to depress than are the Black & White buttons, and you're able to do so without removing your fingers from the analog sticks or dpad/ABXY face buttons. These new bumpers are also easy enough to get used to, but I must admit they're hidden a bit farther away back there than are bumpers on a modern official Xbox controller, though the entire controller isn't built to the smaller child-suited form-factor of newer official controllers. We did fine with them as kids, regardless. I cannot imagine anyone without incredibly small hands finding even these bumpers uncomfortable for even longer sessions -- they feel just fine to reach, being a typically-sized adult man myself, and they're hardly much farther back there than on the official controller I have side-by-side with it right now as I write. By my reckoning, the biggest functional change from the OG S-type has to be the new Hall-effect analogue sticks. They're almost entirely resistance-less, and the little bit of resistance you're able to detect feels as if there's nothing pulling back at you -- only a constant, slight resistance. Feeling my old genuine S-type relic next to me now, I have to say, the old analogue sticks were VERY stiff to move -- as though rubber-bands are fighting you. They have a lot of resistance as you shift them around. Newer official Xbox controllers have far, far less resistance than the old S-types, but these new Hall-effect sticks have even less resistance than that, and its resistance is of a more consistent, almost digitally pure resistance for the sake of resistance. It's difficult to describe, but it feels more consistent, rather than changing depending upon where and how extended the stick is in its range of motion. I quite prefer it to either of the alternatives myself, but it is a slight departure which may take a bit of getting used to. You can feel a bit of deadzone in the center, as with the OG S-types. How much of that his hardware vs software, I can't say, but it's not an issue for me. They do say Hall-effect tech is virtually immune to the sort of stick-drift which has plagued the major companies for decades now, so I'll take this constancy over a progressively deteriorating stick drift or stick wobbling which tends to happen with the old tech. It's wired, too, so that may be a con to some, though I don't really notice it as the cable detaches, and the one it comes with is so imperceptibly light when plugged-in, as well as long enough to make it a non-factor. Feels to be a quality cable. Solid, fabric exterior, with their own branding. The Xbox sticker is a button as well. The logo not blinding you at nighttime is lovely, as there's no luminescence to it after it's fully connected and the LED on the face turns itself off (on PC, at least -- I can't say for the consoles). That being said, all of the buttons are satisfying to use and almost perfectly emulate the look and feel of each of the buttons on the original S-types. ABXY+B/W have that translucent raised bubble effect, and feel hefty to press, with that thudding actuation you can't miss. Back/Start (or whatever they're called now) don't depress far at all, and are very clicky. Triggers give good resistance. Bumpers feel more like the ABXY buttons than the clickiness of Back/Start. The D-pad is objectively better than on the old S-type while still being *that type* of d-pad. Less mushy, easier to discern when it's pressed. It's shaped the same and travels that longer distance just as the old S-type, but has more of a sharper thud to it -- but it's definitely not clicky like some newer d-pad designs. It doesn't begin to depress until you put a good bit of pressure on it, at which point it depresses to max with a dull thud. I can't imagine anyone disliking it, it's great. They clearly put a lot of effort and painstaking engineering into this thing. I don't regret it one bit. It's my new go-to, and I don't feel compelled to put it down for any uses in particular, as though it were a gimmick not suited to certain tasks. I can't say I'm disappointed by any of it, and it has plenty I greatly prefer.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2024 by Unau
Color: Black
This Controller is amazing and I'll tell you for 5 main reasons. 1. My lord the ergonomics is amazing no pain on my hands after playing 7 hours straight of Diablo 4 on the week end. 2. The balance of the weight is perfect not too heavy or light and the buttons are SILENT great for playing at midnight and later with some bbq chips. 3. The triggers are are wonderful my fingers just wrap around them naturally like a real trigger and the motors kick in without making a sound to the shell of the controller great job. 4. I got the Matte black and it looks beautiful after opening the packageing I just got hit with nostalgia back in the 2000's and boy that's fun. 5. It's Modern, simple, clean and has hall effect to get the job done and now it is my Daily Driver Thanks and great job to hyperkin this is classic reborn to the modern times and now my favorite controller. Thanks 👍🍹🍹🍹
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2025 by Syed Rains
Color: White
I used to love gaming as a kid and have played from time to time throughout adulthood. A few years ago during Covid I finally sprung for a really high end custom built PC and grabbed several Xbox controllers. Without exception every one has failed in some way…terrible stick drift, another the A and B buttons stopped working, etc etc. I decided to try some alternatives. Some have been okay and others not so much. This one is far more than okay. The buttons are tight and responsive. This is especially true for the trigger buttons which is just super nice. The joysticks are also nice and tight and have not loosened at all or suffered from stick drift. The 10” cord is nice. Some have criticized it for not being wireless, which I don’t get. It clearly states that and there are plenty of wireless options (have some of those too), so if you are going to buy a wired controller and then complain about it…I mean…kind of weird. Also should mention this controller has a good hand feel. It’s light but in no way feels cheap. Definitely worth a go if you are looking for something that works and isn’t 50-100$. Nothing but goodness!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2026 by ZERO7677
Color: Black
Great controller, awesome feel. Just wished it didn't make your microphone sound awful when playing online.
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2026 by Luke G.
Color: Black
The DuchesS has to be one of Hyperkin's best controllers to date. Despite being wired, it has features i'm more used to seeing on premium controllers- Hall Effect sticks that feel smooth without any grit, Some of the snappiest trigger buttons I've seen on a controller (Comparable to a 360 controller), Plus Hyperkin took it a step further and added shoulder buttons, which really allows this controller to shine even if you use it as a daily driver. The DuchesS is Wired only, and it runs off of a USB-C cable. It comes with a 10 Ft long braided cable which is plenty long enough to not clothesline someone while playing from the couch in most cases, but it being USB-C means you can use any replacement cable you want to run the controller, which is a Plus. Buttons feel clicky and have that classic, retro analog feel. The shell itself feels like good quality. Perhaps not as good as some 100$+ Premium controllers, but certainly not cheap. The only cons I can see is no Wireless mode which could be a deal breaker to some. This controller also doesn't have the pressure-sensitive buttons that OG Xbox controllers had, but that's a minor Nitpick. All in all, this is a fantastic rendition of a classic controller with a lot of features that even some 100$+ Controllers (Looking at you, Xbox Elite Series 2/Dualsense Edge) have yet to implement into their designs. If you are a fan of the Xbox or just want a classic, retro-feeling controller at a good price, i'd say go for it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2025 by Clive
Color: Black
It works well, feels good in the hand and it's based on a classic look.
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2026 by Russ
Color: Black
Feels great in the hands works well with any devices Xbox One, Xbox Series and PC. Very responsive, no drift. I just wish it was wireless
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2026 by Jerry Moore