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Customize Your Xbox One Elite Controller's Colors With ColorWare
Microsoft's premium Xbox One Elite controller ships with an eye-pleasing matte black finish with metallic silver details. However, those conservative colors might not be how everyone wants to express themselves via their gamepads. Thankfully, third-party manufacturer ColorWare allows players to color coordinate their high-quality accessory with everything from metallic "Glamour" pink to "Frostbite" blue.
ColorWare's website features an interactive tool to help you color and customize an Xbox One Elite controller. Feel free to build your own hypothetical dream controller with your favorite team's colors or the spandex of your most beloved superhero.
According to ColorWare's website you either send in your own Xbox One Elite and the company will colorize your controller for $119. Otherwise, you can buy your custom controller straight from them for $264. The Xbox One Elite costs $149 new, which means you'll already be shelling out a pretty penny for the Xbox One's best controller, but can you truly put a price on self expression?
[Source: ColorWare via Highsnobiety]
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