Microsoft's Next-Gen Xbox Controller May Feature Advanced Haptics

Leaked patents and reports suggest Microsoft is developing a controller with haptic feedback and adaptive triggers for its next console generation.

A new Microsoft patent details haptic motors that move within the controller housing to provide dynamic and immersive feedback.
The controller, codenamed 'Sebile,' is expected to include features like adaptive triggers, modular thumbsticks, and rechargeable batteries.
Reports indicate the Sebile controller will debut alongside Microsoft's next-generation Xbox console, potentially launching as early as 2026.
The haptic motors are designed to simulate realistic sensations, such as textures and environmental effects, while being energy efficient and lightweight.
Microsoft's design appears to take inspiration from Sony's DualSense controller, aiming to match or surpass its advanced features.