It was only last week when Microsoft announced its latest Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows 10 PCs. Now, the firm has pulled back the release date for the those in the US, delaying it until next year.
It was only last week when Microsoft revealed its new Xbox Wireless Adapter. The USB stick would provide users a better option when it came to connecting Xbox One controllers to a Windows 10 PC. Although the adapter was originally slated to arrive in the Microsoft Store in the United States on August 8, it appears that the time frame has now been changed.
If you were hoping to make your purchase, chances are you’ll be sorely disappointed as the item is now listed as „not available“ and has a release date of January 31,2018. That’s right, you’ll be waiting a good six months before you’ll get your hands on the unit.
Windows Central has spoken with Microsoft about the change and the representative has confirmed that the date is correct and that customers in the US should expect to see the adapter arrive next year. If you reside in other regions, you’ll be subject to different release dates, with Japan being one of the first to receive it in August, while those in Australia and New Zealand should expect it to arrive in September.
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Source: Windows Central
