Will these fit my controller?
Exactly which controllers we support, which we do not, and the three revisions that catch people out.
Compatibility3 min readUpdated 20 May 2026
Our grips are moulded per controller. They are not universal stretch sleeves, which is why they fit precisely — and why buying the wrong one means it will not fit at all.
Supported
Every grip in the range is made in all four of these shell moulds.
- DualSense Wireless Controller — all revisions, including the 2023 refresh
- DualSense Edge Wireless Controller — cut around the rear paddle module
- Xbox Wireless Controller — Series X|S, and the Xbox One 2016 refresh with the 3.5 mm jack
- Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 — including Core
Not supported
These will not fit and we do not sell a grip for them. If you order for the wrong controller, our 60-day return window covers the mistake.
- DualShock 4 — different handle geometry
- Xbox One controllers from before the 2016 refresh (no 3.5 mm jack)
- Nintendo Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Con
- Third-party controllers, including Victrix, Nacon and 8BitDo
Three things that catch people out
- DualSense vs DualSense Edge are different moulds. The Edge has a rear paddle module and our Edge grips are cut around it. Standard DualSense grips will not seat on an Edge.
- Xbox Wireless vs Elite Series 2 are different moulds. The Elite has a deeper, more sculpted handle. They are not interchangeable in either direction.
- The 2016 Xbox One refresh does fit our Xbox Wireless grips. Earlier Xbox One controllers do not. If your controller has a 3.5 mm headphone jack in the bottom edge, it is the 2016 revision and it will fit.
Still not sure
Use the compatibility checker, or email support with a photo of the bottom edge of your controller and we will tell you which mould you need before you order.