Xbox controllers should have built in microphone with the ability of muting it with a simple button on controller. That way more people can interact in game and make life easier. I've been an xbox player since the original xbox came out. Over past years i enjoyed making new friends by talking to new people in chats. These days nobody talks anymore and thats due to them not having a microphone. Some people dont afford to be buying additional accessories to the system. I slowly loose interest of playing as its just not the same when nobody communicates online. Take a look back at Lobby chats in mw2/3 on xbox 360. These days seem like a thing of the past. Fix up communications beteeen players please.

Microsoft should create a HDR Monitor that allows Freesync2 for both PC and Xbox and HDMI 2.1 standards. This monitor should also have an HDMI out for whatever source is being viewed on the screen to be sent to a capture card. This would allow gamers to get the benefits of Freesync and still be able to capture to an external device. I feel like this is a huge oversight in the gaming market with VRR becoming more popular and streaming/game capture becoming more popular you cannot enjoy both in most cases. The monitor should have no less than 1 DP in and 2 x HDMI 2.1 ports with 24 and 27 inch variants.

Having visited a number of forums there are a lot of people who are struggling with the operational range of wirless handsets and headsets when the Xbox One is remote to the tv. I have recently moved my Xbox 4m from my tv and behind one door. I now also experience connectivity issues with handsets and headsets. Microsoft have a wirless adapter for windows10 to support streaming to a pc. Please add the nessassery drivers to the Xbox to allow the wireless adapter to be connected to the Xbox one via a usb extension lead which can be placed locally. This would be of benefit to a good number of users

My wife and I have a daughter who loves to game but only has the use of her left arm and she is tired of the original Wii. She wants an Xbox One after we saw the capability of the new adaptive controller. But as I started looking at controllers compatible with the adaptive Xbox controllers and didn’t find anything I thought would completely suffice for one handed use. One of the biggest problems I can foresee is that newer games require the use of both joysticks at the same time, but there is only one thumb per hand and operating another joystick with a different finger seemed problematic. But out of options compatible with that Xbox controller I did see a flight simulator joystick style controller and it dawned on me, that joystick looks to have a thumb joystick on top and then the whole body of the flight simulator can act like a second joystick. In all the searching I’ve done everyone has been trying to adapt a two handed controller for one hand and we should’ve been taking single handed controllers like flight simulators and adapting them better.

https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gamepads/extreme-3d-pro-joystick.html

The above link is the one compatible with Xbox adaptive controller, it looks to already have a top or thumb joystick and four buttons around said joystick. When talking about Xbox controllers, aside from the start and menu buttons they have a total of 8 buttons (including triggers). If the above joystick already has 4 buttons by the thumb joystick then only another four buttons are needed readily accessible. What if we took the trigger mechanism out of the flight simulator and put four buttons running down the side of the flight simulator where your natural grip places your fingertips, so each of you four fingers wrapped around it would have easy access to its own button. That should give ability to move two joysticks at the same time and easy access to 8 buttons.

I haven’t seen anything online like what I’ve thought up. What do you think?