Microsoft finally adds the ability to check Xbox Controller's battery directly from the Game bar
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Microsoft has finally added the ability to check the Xbox Controller’s battery directly from the Windows 10 Game Bar. The feature will allow gamers to check the battery while playing games and take necessary measures if the battery is low.
The news was announced on Twitter by Major Nelson who confirmed that Windows 10 users should now see a battery icon on the top right of the Game Bar. The battery will show up automatically when a user connects their Xbox Controller wirelessly. In case you didn’t know, you can launch the Game bar by pressing Windows+G keys or press the Xbox button on your controller.
Thanks to fan feedback, the latest Windows 10 Game bar now displays the status of your #Xbox One controller battery life. Just connect an Xbox One Wireless Controller and then hit the Xbox button or Win+G to bring up Game bar pic.twitter.com/A6PdUve1oa
— Larry Hryb ?? (@majornelson) March 12, 2019
This is certainly not a major feature but will help all the gamers who use Xbox Wireless Controllers on Windows 10. Do let us know your thoughts on this in the comments section below.
