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Out of stock Controller Xbox Series X/S Wireless 1914 - Black Item from Bristol

Controller Xbox Series X/S Wireless 1914 - Black

SKU #24088259
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469.000 Gs.

≈ $75

Updated: 08.11.2026 07:06

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Description

Xbox Series X/S Wireless Controller 1914 The Xbox Series X/S Wireless Controller 1914 offers comfort and precision to enjoy your games during long sessions. Its design incorporates sculpted surfaces and refined geometry for a comfortable grip. It is compatible with Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11, and Android devices, with connection via USB-C cable. Specifications Model: Xbox Series X/S Wireless Controller 1914 Connectivity: USB-C cable Compatibility: Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11, and Android Design: Sculpted surfaces and refined geometry for greater comfort

Product summary

Controller Xbox Series X/S Wireless 1914 - Black is a product in the “Consoles & Games” category from the shop Bristol. Price: 469.000 Gs (≈ $75). Key characteristics: Brand: Xbox; Model: Xbox Control Series X/S Wireless 1914.

Price compared with the category

The “Consoles & Games” category has 309 products from 11 shops: prices from 45.000 to 11.027.000 Gs, median price 571.000 Gs. This product costs more than 20% of the products in the category.

Specifications

Brand Xbox
Type Gaming
Model Xbox Control Series X/S Wireless 1914
Connectivity USB-C cable
Compatibility Xbox series x, xbox series s, xbox one, windows 10/11 and android
Design Sculpted surfaces and refined geometry for comfort
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Seller: Bristol
Products in the shop: 3238

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