Overview
- Microsoft opened preorders on Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026, listing a U.S. price of US$49.99 and saying shipments will begin in November in an initial set of markets including Mexico.
- The Nano is roughly 13 cm long, weighs about 99 grams and keeps the standard 18 Xbox inputs so it offers the full control layout in a much smaller package.
- Microsoft says the controller includes a rechargeable battery, a programmable action button for captures and shortcuts, and supports both Xbox Wireless and Bluetooth for multi‑device use.
- Coverage differs on some details: outlets report conflicting holiday bundles (two months versus 12 months of Game Pass with select Samsung TVs) and one report says the Nano may charge via a USB‑C cable to a wall outlet rather than through the console.
- Buyers should consult the Microsoft Store or authorized local retailers for confirmed regional prices, exact November launch dates and final bundle or charging details when local listings appear.