As the final step, you need to pair a Bluetooth controller to your mobile device or PC in order to actually navigate the menus and play games on your remote device. For Windows 10 and Windows 11, both wired connections via USB cables and wireless connections via Bluetooth 4.0 or higher are supported. When it comes to mobile devices, you can pair your Xbox Wireless Controller and its variants with Bluetooth.
This process is the same one you’d use to connect a controller for playing any other game. Though the exact steps for pairing a controller vary based on the devices used, they follow the same general process: press and hold the Bluetooth or pairing button on the controller to put it into pairing mode, then go into your tablet, phone, or PC’s Bluetooth menu, find the controller, and click the “Add” or “Connect” button.
To further enhance your remote gaming experience on handheld devices, you can find clips that can attach your smartphone to your controller. That makes long gaming sessions convenient and provides comfortable viewing angles for small screens. Some third-party clips work with the Xbox controllers, such as the Orzly-brand clip priced at $16 on Amazon. If you plan to purchase a third-party controller for remote play, you can also find some that ship with a compatible clip included.
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