Wingman XB 2 Converter with Keychain - Wireless Controller Adapter

Our review of the Wingman XB 2 Converter finds it most useful for players who need cross-platform controller compatibility and flexible button customization. The single biggest reason to buy is its combination of reliable wireless bridging for XB Series and other controllers plus built-in remap and adjustable turbo, which turns legacy consoles and modern controllers into a practical mixed-system solution. Setup requires a firmware update and a quick pairing process, but once registered the device delivers the low-latency performance most users want.

Key Features

• Cross-platform support: Works wirelessly with XB Series X/S/One/Elite 2, PS5/PS4/PS3 and Switch Pro so many controllers can be used across consoles.
• Legacy wired support: Enables USB wired connection for XB Series X/S/One/Elite1&2 on XB 360, XB Original and PC, letting older systems accept modern pads.
• Adjustable turbo: Offers five turbo speed levels (5, 10, 15, 20, 25 clicks/sec) so rapid-fire actions can be tuned precisely for different games.
• Button remapping: Built-in remap lets players reassign inputs to suit accessibility needs or personal layouts without extra software.
• Compact portability: The included Brook keychain and small converter size make it easy to carry between setups and events.

Who It's For

The Wingman XB 2 is aimed at gamers who own a mix of legacy and modern hardware and want one compact adapter to bridge controllers between systems. It suits players who need remap functions or adjustable turbo, and those who value a low-latency wireless link for competitive or fast-action titles.

This is not for someone who expects native support for XB Series X/S or XB One consoles with wireless pairing, as those are no longer supported for wireless on this converter. Also, users who do not want to update firmware or follow the first-time pairing steps should look elsewhere for a plug-and-play dongle.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Broad controller compatibility across XB, PlayStation and Switch Pro platforms for flexible use.
• Useful adjustable turbo speeds and remap capability add customization without extra tools.
• Generally low lag and fast connection once paired, making it suitable for responsive play.

Cons

• XB Series X/S and XB One wireless support has been discontinued for this model, limiting some use cases.
• Initial setup requires a firmware update and occasionally a specific cable for XB Original controllers, adding a small setup hurdle.

Specifications

Product	Wingman XB 2 Converter with Keychain
Wireless controller support	XB Series X/S/One/Elite 2, PS5/PS4/PS3, Switch Pro
Wired controller support	XB Series X/S/One/Elite1&2 on XB 360, XB Original and PC
Turbo levels	5, 10, 15, 20, 25 clicks/sec
Accessories	Brook keychain included
Setup requirement	Firmware update via Brook website and USB registration

Our Verdict

The Wingman XB 2 Converter is a strong option for mixed-console gamers who need broad controller compatibility, remap features and adjustable turbo in a pocketable package. It represents good value for anyone willing to perform the firmware update and occasional cable work for legacy systems, delivering responsive wireless play and practical customization.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it work wirelessly with Xbox Series X/S?
Not for this version: XB Series X/S wireless support is no longer available for Wingman XB 2; check wired options and compatibility notes in the product photos.

Is a firmware update required?
Yes. First-time setup requires updating the Wingman XB 2 firmware via the Brook website before registering the device by USB.

Can it pair multiple devices?
No. Each Wingman XB 2 can pair one controller device at a time; it stores a single registration for wireless use.