Yes. While most of them generally have a similar look and feel, they can vary in the features they offer. The most basic controllers (such as the ones that come with each Xbox) are generally fine for most people. They're comfortable to hold and have all the features needed to play every game available on Xbox and Windows games that support controllers. More advanced, pro-level controllers such as the Xbox Elite Wireless Series 2 and Razer Wolverine V3 Pro are specifically designed for more advanced and even professional gamers. They're also typically more expensive, often double the price or m

Not necessarily. Wired controllers are only better in two cases: When you want to save money, as they're often significantly more affordable than their wireless counterparts, or if you're a competitive gamer concerned about lag. Most professional players, particularly in professional tournaments, will use wired controllers as the input lag between pressing a button on the controller and the input registering on screen is less than on a wireless controller. However, the difference is so small that only the most competitive gamers will notice. For most people, particularly more casual gamers, wi

This mostly comes down to personal preference. There will always be PC games that require a keyboard and mouse to play, but most games today, particularly the more popular games, offer support for controllers. At that point, it's mostly down to what's more comfortable for you. If you're used to playing on Xbox, then almost every controller on this list will let you play on your PC just fine. That being said, most of the best gaming keyboards offer quite granular customization options for more advanced gameplay.