Preorders are currently open for the device, which retails at $49.94. Amazon is listing the unit for four cents less than Microsoft's direct store, with the retailer's standard preorder price guarantee ensuring customers pay the lowest cost reached between the order date and the official release.
Despite the reduced footprint—making it smaller and lighter than most contemporary smartphones—the controller retains a full suite of 18 buttons and twin analog sticks. It also features a rechargeable battery and a remappable action button designed for quick access to screenshots and gameplay captures. While the Nano is not intended to displace premium hardware like the Xbox Elite Series 2, its size makes it a viable option for younger users or those seeking a travel-friendly gaming peripheral.




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