Normally, gamers might not consider Android phones or Chromebooks as the “go-to” platform for playing the latest and greatest video game, but times are changing. The gradual advent of cloud gaming means that, for some, it’s now much more feasible to play games on a low-cost Android tablet or Chromebook rather than shelling out for a video game console or gaming PC at home. high price. Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta) is leading the charge in the cloud gaming scene, especially now that it offers nearly all of its Xbox game catalog on the network, and you can play them from virtually any device as long as you have a controller, a stable network connection, and an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription (which costs $15 per month).

Although not directly listed on Microsoft’s list of supported Xbox Cloud Gaming controllers, some have said that unsupported SteelSeries controllers perform just fine when used on the service. Additionally, the SteelSeries Stratus+ seems like a solid alternative to the Xbox Elite controller when spending long hours playing any video game, as it has the long-lasting rechargeable battery we mentioned earlier. The SteelSeries Stratus+ is $60 at MSRP, and it’s available now.