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The November update for the Xbox consoles will make it easier to swap your controller between a PC and a console. The update allows you to switch between connected devices by double tapping the controller's pair button.
This feature has been available on the modern Series X / S controller since their launch last year, but the new update brings this option to the controllers with the Xbox One. You will only be able to use it to quickly switch between two devices, not two consoles.
Dynamic Latency Input (DLI) is added to older Xbox One controllers to make them more responsive to the controller's input.
Audio output settings on all of the consoles are being improved by Microsoft. If you want to avoid disturbing family members or neighbors at night, you can use the new audio options, which include the ability to mute speaker audio when a headset is attached.
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There are new audio options for the Xbox.
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The new color filters will help players with color vision deficiency or color blindness. It will be easier for people with disabilities to find accessibility features in games if developers tag their titles with up to 20 accessibility features. There are more than 300 games that are supported right now.
The latest dashboard update allows older consoles to play games from the Series X. The feature requires a Game Pass Ultimate subscription and will be available in 25 regions, and a subset of Xbox owners can try it out with the November update.
The new November update is available for all consoles.
