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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Style
- eSwap S Controller
- Dimensions
- 8.3 x 7.9 x 3.2 in
- Weight
- 15.36 oz
- Color
- Black
- Controller Type
- Modular Gamepad
- Additional Features
- Wireless
- In the box
- eSwap S Pro ControllerUSB CableOwners Manual
- Warranty
- One Year
- Works with
- PC, Xbox Series X
Features 5
- Reload, Restart, Sustain: a modular gamepad that lets you change and replace the mini-stick modules without any tools, as many times as you like
- Improve your aim: the next-generation S5 NXG mini-sticks feature a longer lifespan of 2 million activations, as well as improved precision with management of their dead zones
- Master your diagonals: a new ergonomic mechanical D-pad provides enhanced precision, comfort and control
- Super-responsive buttons: the mechanical buttons are 64% faster than standard membrane-based buttons, with a lifespan of more than 5 million activations and an activation distance reduced to 0.01 inches / 0.3 mm
- Thrustmaster offers a one-year warranty on parts and labor all our products. Please feel free to reach out to the Thrustmaster Customer Support with any product issues or questions.
Specs 21
| Controller Type | Modular Gamepad |
|---|---|
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Additional Features | Wireless |
| Button Quantity | 17 |
| Hardware Platform | Xbox series x |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Microsoft Xbox One, Microsoft Xbox One S, Microsoft Xbox One X, Microsoft Xbox SERIES X |
| Item Weight | 15.36 ounces |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Dimensions | 8.3 x 7.9 x 3.2 inches |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 4.7"D x 8.3"W x 2.4"H |
| Color | Black |
| Brand Name | Thrustmaster |
| Model Name | Thrustmaster eSwap S Controller |
| Manufacturer | Thrustmaster |
| Item Highlight | Tool-free swappable mini-sticks, S5 NXG modules, mechanical D-pad, 0.3 mm actuation, 5M+ click lifespan, 1-year warranty |
| UPC | 663296423177 |
| External Testing Certification | Não Aplicavel |
| Item Type Name | XBOX Series X/S Pro Controller |
| Model Number | 4460225 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 4460225 |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Good controller but analog did not last long
Style: eSwap S Controller
I ordered this controller August 2nd. Went on vacation for 3 weeks so the controller was not used during that time. Then on October 3rd, the controller developed severe stick drift even after increasing the dead zone from 1% to 10%. I ended up having to order replacement sticks for $50! Otherwise this controller has been amazing, extremely responsive buttons, nice feel, the analogs are top notch aside from one failing so soon. UPDATE: Thrustmaster immediately sent a replacement stick. Very good support and response time. I took the old analog and tore it down and took an alcohol swap to the encoder disk on both potentiometers which fixed the issue in 5 min. Seems there was some foreign metallic debris likely from manufacturing that was throwing off the encoder.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2022 by Alex
It’s a scam, don’t be dumb.
Style: eSwap S Controller
It isn’t often that I feel it necessary to go out of my way to write a scathing review, or really a review of any kind, but this product has me so pissed that it only seems right that I warn others about the trap they’re going to fall into. I’ll start with the only positive I can think of. The controller is pretty. Let me preface this by saying I’ve been through 5 of these controllers thanks to Amazons generous return policy. I have purchased many pro controllers in the past, and like all controllers they end up meeting the same fate. Stick drift after a year or two. This controller promised to fix that, and I suppose on paper it does, however.. I believe wholeheartedly that the sticks they sell you/promote as durable and good for xyz amount of time, are designed to fail within a month, simply because you can just “order another one” for much less than the price of any other controller ($20 for one stick if your lucky). The sticks will give out on you, and you WILL be forced to buy more. Don’t fall for it. The sticks aren’t the only issue though. My primary reason for returning these controllers over and over again was a strange issue that no influencer or YouTuber would mention. Double inputs. You’ll pull the trigger once and it’ll register 2+ pulls. You click A to open a menu, and it shoots you in the next 4 menus, causing you to accidentally confirm something, send an invite to someone, or sell an item. There is NO fix for this, just “replacements”. There is NO contact with thrustmaster. Amazon couldn’t get a hold of them either, which is why I was repeatedly given new controllers. The tactile buttons are nice at first, but around a months time they start to feel unresponsive, either doing too much, or nothing at all. They lose that clicky appeal they had very quickly when every attempt at navigating a menu or rolling in dark souls turns into a button mashing simulator. The UI/Application for this controller is abysmal. It is slow, it’s ugly, and half the time it doesn’t save the profiles you made for the controller. Oh, and speaking of controller profiles, your controller sometimes takes a mind of its own, and refuses to switch between profiles unless you repeatedly unplug/plug the controller. For the $130 price tag, you can just as easily buy two standard wireless controllers, and an extra attachment for the buttons on the back. Please, and I mean PLEASE, do NOT be fooled or swayed by YouTube videos like I was. This controller is nothing short of awful. Stick drift is an issue that desperately needs a fix, but dropping 20 bucks every month like your paying a membership for your thumbsticks isn’t the fix. This controller isn’t for consumers, it’s for the company’s pockets. Don’t be fooled.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2023 by CarreS
Most Accurate but Not Durable
Style: eSwap S Controller
I have Elite Series 2, Scuf for Xbox, 2 different Scuf PS4s for PC n now eSwap S…. I play FPS 99% of the time. Battlefields, CODs and Warzone My favorite overall controllers r the PS4 scufs but I can only use them on my pc. PROS: eSwaps responsiveness, absolutely 0 deadzone n precision make it my favorite Xbox controller. Sniping in BF n COD feel so good on these sticks because (when functioning like intended) once u get them on target the don’t move and so so accurate. BF especially. The software is good enough for some additional customization which makes a difference n is easy to navigate. U can do super crazy hair triggers, map, adjust deadzones and response curves. I can pinpoint what the changes r doing exactly to my responsiveness better than I can with Xbox app software, but Xbox app is nice to just have the preset curves to play around with and cycle through. CONS: the controller is a hard plastic slick grip. It looks rubberish in the ads but it’s not. It’s like default Xbox controller plastic with slight texture to it. overall feels underwhelming and I was very disappointed on arrival. Xbox elite feels very well crafted in ur hands. This is not that. Not uncomfortable just a bit cheapish. MAJOR CON: after 3 months of limited usage (I was mainly running WZ with PS4 scufs on PC) my Sticks started malfunctioning. I guess it’s stick drift but it’s not a gradual drift like I’m used to, it yanks my aim down or to the side in a big glitchy motion. I tried swapping the modules n it only helped so much. I just got replacements and they are working but I’m gonna assume they too will malfunction rather soonish. I hope I’m wrong. The thing is my friend bought the eSwap X for the 4 paddles but his sticks did the same thing as mine. I set deadzones at 20, 30 n 40 to see if it still did it n it did, so just complete malfunction n it’s unusable when it’s happening. RECAP: most responsive n accurate controller for Xbox I’ve ever had. I would choose to use over anything on Xbox. BUT will break at some point…. If u r on PC I prefer a PS4 or ps5 scuf (people have durability issues with them as well but I haven’t yet over a year). Scuf also has grip so it feels better in my hands. But I think thrustmaster sticks r even more accurate.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2022 by MJ
Been my main controller for a couple years now
Style: eSwap S Controller
I absolutely love this controller. I love the buttons, the joy sticks and having the ability to change them out, the feel of it, and it's the perfect weight. It is larger then a standard controller but once you get used to it, this controller is AMAZING! The click of the buttons is super satisfying, the buttons on the back feel great, and I just overall love the thing. Will happily buy more joysticks for this controller moving into the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025 by dean
Good but a little uncomfortable
Style: eSwap S Controller
This is long but read it if you are thinking about getting this controller! There aren’t too many reviews on this controller because it’s really new. So here’s my take on it. I have owned the razer wolverine ultimate for about 2 years and I absolutely loved it. Only reason I’m not using it anymore is because the left analog stick has a problem where if I moved it up or down sometimes it doesn’t registered. I was going to try the wolverine chroma v2 but eventually I believe the left analog stick would’ve probably ended up doing the same thing as my ultimate and with the Thrustmaster you can switch out both of the analog sticks completely. Which means no more analog stick problems you can just buy separate sticks anytime you have any problems. The first thing I want to address with the controller is comfort. My hands aren’t too big I would consider them average or medium. The thurstmaster e swap s is smaller than the X however it still feels a bit uncomfortable to use. Now don’t get me wrong I have played with it for 8 hrs straight some days but it doesn’t feel as natural or comfortable compared to the regular Xbox series x controller or my wolverine ultimate. The LT and RT buttons do not press all the way down and this is without the trigger stops even being activated. Also when pressing either of those buttons they have a slight little sharp ridge to them. The sharp ridge is toward the inner part of the LT and RT buttons and it’s tolerable but once again not as comfortable as other controllers I have used in the past. The Thrustmaster eswap x has volume controls where you can mute and turn the volume up or down on the bottom of the controller. This controller which is the Thrustmaster eswap S does not have that feature. You will either have to turn down, up or mute manually through your headset or through the Xbox menu. If you don’t want to do that you will have to sacrifice either your m1 or m2 buttons which are the back buttons on the controller. You can assign either of those buttons to mute or turn up or down volume . However that’s pointless because I figure most people will program those buttons for either jump, slide etc. The back buttons are easy to get to and you don’t have to stretch your fingers to get to them. You cannot remove the dpad and you cannot remove the triggers which is something that could be changed with the Thrustmaster eswap X. The analog sticks with this controller are shorter than the sticks that come with the Thrustmaster eswap x and for some people it may take time to get used to but for me it wasn’t a problem. You can also buy the sticks that come with the eswap X and put them on the S but Thrustmasters site is out of stock right now for those sticks. I use this controller mainly for warzone and multiplayer shooters and one thing that makes this thing a beast is how responsive it is and how accurate my aim has increased while using this controller. You can also adjust the analog sticks deadzones which is pretty dope. Plus even if you don’t activate the trigger locks there is a option where you don’t even have to press the LT or RT halfway to activate that button press which means you have an advantage of aiming and shooting quicker than anyone else who does not have that option while using a controller. It’s basically sensitivity for the LT and RT buttons. You can access all of those configurations through thrustmasters app which can be downloaded via pc or Xbox App Store. If you play warzone competitively or you are a try hard this controller is a beast for warzone or multiplayer shooters and I absolutely recommend it because it is super responsive and snappy. If you are a casual and or play single player games most of the time I don’t think this controller is needed. If I’m not playing multiplayer and I’m playing a single player game or a game like madden or 2k I switch to my regular Xbox series x controller and that’s because it feels more comfortable and natural to use. Once again I’m not saying the Thrustmaster eswap S can’t be played with for hrs on end without a problem , I’m saying it’s not the most comfortable controller to use and I have had better as far as comfort. Overall if you are a try hard and are trying to be the best this thing is a beast for multiplayer shooters!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2022 by The unknown
Its very awkward at first, not so much after a week of use.
Style: eSwap S Controller
It is hard to use due to the size at first (especially the L and R triggers). Its not the typical feel, but after a week, it feels normal. It is very responsive, more so than my razor and Xbox controllers. I found after a week of use, I ranked up in rocket league due to responsiveness. Its good you can replace the sticks, however, I don't know yet the longevity of them. I hear the pro version of this is larger, and this controller is pushing it. So glad I went the the downgraded S version of this. I play on the xbox layout. May be a problem if you like the PlayStation layout. All and all I like it and will recommend it. I did not deduct a star for the initial awkwardness and over size of the controller since that is just preference, and you get used to it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2022 by steven
Yeah...Don't get baited. Stay away from this controller
Style: eSwap S Controller
TL;DR This is a trap item. DO NOT BUY I've had this controller for about 2 years now. And whenever I use it for any game that requires the full capacity of it, I'm always disappointed. 2 months in, both my sticks had drift, and now after barely using it one of the triggers has drift too. This is just insane to me how low quality this item is for a pro controller. In comparison to my PS4 and Switch Pro controllers, which are more than 3xs the age of this one, and around the same price point they are still completely fine. Here are the Pros: 1. Good looking controller 2. Mechanical Face Buttons 3. Hot-Swappable Sticks 4. Mechanical D-Pad 5. Wired Now...Here are the Cons: 1. Terrible Base sticks. Horrible Horrible drift even worse than the Nintendo Joy-cons. Failed within the very first couple months with very very light use. I'm not kidding. 2. Terrible Trigger buttons. Even these can drift somehow. I've never heard of or experienced trigger drift before this controller. The drift is so very bad. 3. Face buttons, shoulder buttons and D-pad, though mechanical feel mushy 4. Terrible mapping software (adjusting deadzones to deal with the drift doesn't seem to do much of anything when using controller in games, even though the GUI of the mapper shows you otherwise) 5. No wireless option (no wireless on ANY of thrustmaster's controllers.) 6. Responsiveness feels questionable even though it sports some of the the lowest latency around coupled with one of the highest polling rates of any controller (this might be subjective). Feels inconsistent even though its wired. 7. The better H2 & H5 stick modules can cost up to 3/4 the amount of the eswap S ($65) at the time of writing this review--which is now almost half less than what I bought it for in 2023 ($115); the H2 & H5 sticks are $39.99 8. For certain games Thrustmapper Triggers the anti-cheat Do not buy this controller unless you got money and time to waste.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025 by Gimmel
Worth it
Style: eSwap S Controller
Great product
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026 by Mr.Gamer1990