Starfield Xbox controller: Price, design and where to buy it
An out-of-this world limited edition.
Xbox exclusives don’t come bigger than Starfield.
Bethesda’s gargantuan sci-fi RPG is launching soon, and to celebrate, Microsoft has unleashed the limited edition Starfield Xbox controller.
The controller is very cool and makes it look as though you have a full launch module-capable device in your hand - lifted right out of the game.
Those who wish to share their love and anticipation of the space RPG might be looking to add the special edition controller to their collection.
Here’s everything there is to know about the Starfield Xbox controller price, what it looks like, and where to buy it.
Starfield Xbox controller price
The ERP of the Starfield Xbox controller is £69.99 but you can easily pick one up for £64.99 at various different retailers.
While this costs more than the £50-55 you’d normally pay for a new Xbox Series X/S controller, the bump up in price was expected as it is a fancy limited edition design. You’ve got to pay extra for those shiny controller graphics.
Whether that’s worth it is entirely up to you. If you’d like some more convincing, you can check out its design below.
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Starfield Xbox controller
The Starfield Xbox controller is something of a design classic. It captures the essence of the game perfectly with its mix of white, red, greys, yellow/gold and a splash of blue. It does look like it has been lifted straight out of Bethesda’s sci-fi RPG.
In a particularly neat touch, the majority of the buttons are labelled as they would be on a space shuttle or rocket. It even tells you where to grip the controller’s handles.
The red under the analogue sticks, gold D-Pad and see-through shoulder trigger buttons round out the design.
The back of the controller is in red, too, and tells you that it is the “property of Constellation”, as you can see in the image above. You’ll be hard-pressed to find a better-looking Xbox Series controller.
Read more on Starfield:
- Starfield review - our final verdict
- Starfield missions list - how far are you?
- Starfield tips and tricks - how to get started
- Starfield romance - all potential relationships
- Starfield character creation - all your options explained
- Starfield digipick - how to lockpick
- How long is Starfield? The hours you'll need
- Will Starfield ever come to PS5? Developer comments
- Starfield cast - all voice actors
- Starfield companions - who to recruit
- Starfield soundtrack - how to listen
- Starfield storage guide - don't be overburdened
- Starfield FOV - change your point of view
- Starfield FPS - developers explain 30fps
- Starfield PC requirements - specs needed
- Starfield performance - potential fixes
- Starfield factions - all possible groups
Where to buy the Starfield Xbox controller
You can buy the Starfield Xbox controller from a number of retailers and off of the official Xbox Store. The price does vary between £64.99-£69.99 and you should find it on store shelves in your preferred brick-and-mortar high-street shops.
Here is where to buy the Starfield Xbox controller:
- Buy the Starfield Xbox controller from Amazon for £64.95
- Buy the Starfield Xbox controller at Currys for £64.99
- Buy the Starfield Xbox controller from the official Xbox store for £69.99
The controller is available for purchase right now and if you like what you see of its design above, head to one of these retailers to pick up your own limited edition Starfield Xbox controller.
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Toby Saunders is a freelance writer specialising in Video Game journalism. He has a wealth of experience in the field and is published on many different websites including PCGamesN, Nintendo Life and Pocket Tactics. He has a degree in Film Studies (he gets to write about Film and TV occasionally, too).