- The adaptive gaming kit includes a large assortment of button types and sizes to connect to your Xbox adaptive controller
- Arrange and attach 12 plug-and-play buttons and triggers using hook-and-loop gaming boards or a set of ties to place them anywhere
- Four sensitive light-pressure buttons with a 12mm height can activate with low force
- Two pressure-sensitive triggers can function like gas pedals, ideal for racing games or other applications
- Three small 1.4″ buttons, built with mechanical switches, offer durable and consistent response
- Three large 2.5″ buttons with mechanical switches are reinforced with stabilizer bars for consistent actuation across the full surface
- Compatible with Xbox adaptive controllers
- More sustainable
Certified carbon neutral: the carbon impact of the product and packaging has been reduced to zero.
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Logitech – G Adaptive Gaming Kit for Xbox Adaptive Controller – Black
$48.00 Save:$26.00(36%)
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Additional information
| Dimensions | 11 × 7.87 × 0.11 in |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Product Height | 0.11 inches |
| Wireless | No |
| Compatible Platform(s) | Windows |
| Model Number | 943-000318 |
| Cord Length | 72 inches |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Parts | 2 years |
| Product Name | G Adaptive Gaming Kit for Xbox Adaptive Controller |
| Color Category | Black |
| Manufacturer's Warranty - Labor | 2 years |
| Brand | Logitech |
| Product Width | 7.87 inches |
| Product Length | 11 inches |
| UPC | 097855151094 |
Reviews (16)
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Bubba –
Elated to have an affordable button kit available. This has been a game changer not only for the gamer with independent play, but more so for this parent who can walk away even if only for a few minutes.
Cdf2020 –
Covers most off the switches you’ll possibly need. Best thing is the trigger switches.
juvi –
wow this kit is just what I need it thank you Microsoft and Logitech for bringing my hope back
cposter –
Great additions to the adaptive controller. Was very easy to set up.
RREDDWARFF –
Works excellent. Functions the way it’s designed. A much cheaper option than purchasing this many switches individually.
Toby7 –
My son only has use of one arm due to stroke so could not use regular remote. This is great for people with disabilities.
happy2game –
I’ve been using the Logitech – G adaptive gaming kit for several months now on a daily basis, paired with a Microsoft adaptive controller (and an Xbox one controller). Personally I use this kit to trigger gamepad buttons and replace the controller triggers with my feet. I fully expected the buttons would wear out and stop functioning after couple of months, but so far they have been entirely reliable. They have a very low actuation force needed to trigger the switch, which is good if you need a button that is easy to press. There are different shape buttons so you can choose your preference.
I personally have not used the included triggers so I can’t comment on those. But all of the standard buttons feel and work great, and you can use a regular switch in place of a trigger if you don’t need the gradual curve of the full trigger switch. The kit included Velcro mounting pads that you can adjust, so you can put the buttons pretty much wherever you want, and they won’t slide around. It takes a little bit of effort to remove the buttons from the Velcro pad once you have mounted them, so if you need to make adjustments you may need help if you have fine motor limitations. But pressing the buttons themselves is about as easy as it gets.
I really hope Logitech continues to produce this kit. Although it’s not cheap, it is a lot cheaper than buying similar buttons individually, so it’s a great way to get started on gaming.
Keenyc –
The were as advertised. Quality buttons work good. Plenty of decals
DisabledVet –
Cant get it to work right. Another teck be here Monday to try and fix the problem
Besickl –
Decent variety of buttons not much else out there sadly
Anon –
Considering the typical price for ONE of these buttons, this was a steal! It comes with 13 or them. And I love the options, the labels AND the pads they give you to place the buttons on. Great!!
LOUD –
No thumbsticks. Both triggers never worked. Big button already broke. Test your setup many times before attaching. Wire city hell also, but that’s on MS. However, this is THE only option for the accessibility controller so u have no choice.
Joystick –
It’s good for buttons but not a Logitech joystick
It sucks been working on it for days cannot get it to hook so I bought a plug and USB adapter no luck getting it to work with this controller
JSJS –
Great assortment of switches and at extremely fantastic value but they are cheap and won’t hold up, especially if your child’s movements aren’t delicate and soft. Any amount of force will snap the buttons. Standard switch buttons range from $30-$80 for a single but they are built to withstand force where as these are not. You might invest in a couple of these kits if to have backups in case they buttons fail.
EdnaL –
Best add on equipment. You can program each one to be used hoe you want on the console and I love it.
MarkM –
Helps me to play video games with use of one arm only.