This Mandalorian-themed, Xbox Series X-compatible controller can be pre-ordered now

Product render of a gray xbox controller with a charging stand, themed after Mandalorian armor
(Image credit: Microsoft)

With The Mandalorian Season Two premiering on Disney Plus in just a few days, Microsoft is honoring the occasion with a Beskar-infused Xbox controller design, available for pre-order now. 

The special edition Mandalorian Wireless Xbox Controller & Xbox Pro Charging Stand Set retails for $170 / £170. That's $70 / £75 more than you'd spend on a standard controller and charging stand. You can order it now, but prepare for a wait: its current release date is December 31, 2020, which means it won't quite ship in time for the holidays.

Mandalorian Wireless Xbox Controller & Xbox Pro Charging Stand Set: $169.99 on Microsoft US; £169.99 on Microsoft UK

Mandalorian Wireless Xbox Controller & Xbox Pro Charging Stand Set: $169.99 on Microsoft US; £169.99 on Microsoft UK
Grab this limited-time collector's Xbox controller, compatible with the Xbox One, Series X and PC. Themed after Din Djarin's armor, helmet and clan signet, it's the perfect controller for you or the Star Wars fanatic in your life. 

Featuring a battle-scarred silver and gray pattern, two signets of the Mythosaur and the Mudhorn (one for each grip), and a Mandalorian helmet on the charging stand, this controller is designed for dedicated fans of the show.

Unfortunately, it has the same physical configuration as the current-gen Xbox One controllers. You won't find some of the ergonomic and feature improvements of the Series X controllers: tactile texture on triggers and grips, more compact bumpers and triggers, a new Share button and a hybrid D-pad. 

Yet for gamers that are perfectly happy with the current Xbox Wireless Controller design, this Mandalore-themed controller is undoubtedly an amazing purchase for Star Wars lovers, and is sure to become a coveted collector's item. 

Product render of a gray xbox controller with a charging stand, themed after Mandalorian armor

(Image credit: Microsoft)
Michael Hicks

Michael Hicks began his freelance writing career with TechRadar in 2016, covering emerging tech like VR and self-driving cars. Nowadays, he works as a staff editor for Android Central, but still writes occasional TR reviews, how-tos and explainers on phones, tablets, smart home devices, and other tech.