Brook Wingman XE2 Wireless Controller Adapter - Crossplay Converter

In this review the Brook Wingman XE2 proves to be a practical adapter for players who want one converter that handles multiple controllers and systems. It is best for someone who already owns modern controllers like PS5 DualSense, PS4, Switch Pro or Xbox Series pads and needs a straightforward way to use them across consoles and PC. The single biggest reason to buy is its broad compatibility and lag-free wireless performance with supported controllers, making it a simple choice for crossplay and multi-system households.

Key Features

• Wide compatibility: Lets users connect PS5, PS4, PS3, NS Pro and Xbox Series X|S or One controllers wirelessly so one adapter covers most modern pads.
• Wired support where needed: Offers USB-wired operation on PS4, PS3, Switch, NS 2 and PC (Direct Input) so wired play is available when preferred.
• Customizable turbo: Adjustable turbo speeds (5, 10, 15, 20, 25 clicks per second) to suit different rapid-fire needs in action and shmup games.
• Button remapping: On-device remap capability lets players reassign controls to match their personal layout or specific game demands.
• Hassle-free setup: Plug, sync and play workflow enables quick pairing and minimal configuration to get playing fast.
• Firmware updates: Supports updates from the Brook website so compatibility and features can be improved over time.

Who It's For

The Wingman XE2 is ideal for competitive and casual players who rotate controllers between a Switch family console, PlayStation, Xbox Series or a PC and want low input lag and reliable wireless links, especially when using a Switch Pro controller. It also fits households where multiple systems are in use and carrying a single converter reduces clutter.

Players who rely on proprietary Xbox Original features should note that an extra USB adapter is required for original Xbox controller support, so those seeking plug-and-play coverage for legacy Xbox hardware may want a different solution. Likewise, buyers who need platform-exclusive features not handled by a converter should consider native controllers for those functions.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Wide cross-platform compatibility reduces the need for multiple adapters or extra controllers.
• Reliable, near lag-free wireless performance with common controllers, praised by users for responsiveness.
• Custom turbo speeds and remap functions give meaningful customization for different game types.
• Simple plug, sync and firmware update process keeps things current without fuss.

Cons

• Original Xbox controllers require an additional USB adapter not included, which adds cost for legacy support.
• Some advanced platform-specific features or vibration behavior may vary depending on controller and system combinations.

Specifications

Brand	Brook
Supported controllers	PS5, PS4, PS3, NS Pro, Xbox Series X|S, One, Elite 2
Connection modes	Wireless and USB-wired (on supported systems)
Turbo speeds	5, 10, 15, 20, 25 clicks per second
Remap	On-device button remapping
Firmware	Updatable via Brook website
PC support	Direct Input (USB-wired)

Our Verdict

The Brook Wingman XE2 is a solid value for most multi-system players who want reliable crossplay with minimal latency and useful customization like turbo and remap. Its broad support and easy setup make it a practical purchase for gamers who switch controllers between Switch, PlayStation, Xbox Series and PC, though owners of original Xbox gear should factor in the extra adapter required for full legacy support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it work wirelessly with Switch Pro controllers?
Yes. Users report smooth wireless connectivity and near lag-free play especially with Switch Pro controllers.

Can I use it wired on PC?
Yes. The adapter supports USB-wired use on PC using Direct Input.

Are firmware updates available?
Yes. Brook provides firmware updates on their website to improve compatibility and performance.