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TURTLE BEACH Afterglow Wave Wired Controller for Xbox – Grey, image 1 of 1

TURTLE BEACH Afterglow Wave Wired Controller for Xbox – Grey

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Specifications

ColourGrey
ConnectionWired
PlatformXbox

At a glance

TURTLE BEACH Afterglow Wave Wired Controller for Xbox – Grey is a game controller made by Turtle Beach. It is listed at one UK shop, Currys, for £29.97 (checked 19 October 2026).

From the retailer

  • This Turtle Beach controller's licenced for Xbox, so it'll play nice with your console
  • The hall-effect triggers have adjustable stops, so you can fine-tune them for your gameplay style
  • It's got RGB lighting stripes for you to customise with plenty of fun effects
  • There are two remappable buttons on the back ready for your custom actions
  • Feel the game in your hands
  • the dual rumble motors give you immersive haptic feedback
  • You can customise the controller int the Control Hub on your Xbox or PC

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