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# Xbox® One

Cronus Zen™ prend en charge toutes les versions de la console Xbox® One et toutes les manettes officielles Xbox® One.

Tout appareil pris en charge fonctionne avec votre Xbox® One via le Cronus Zen™, notamment [manettes](/zen-fr/appareils-pris-en-charge/manette.md), [souris](/zen-fr/appareils-pris-en-charge/souris.md), et [claviers](/zen-fr/appareils-pris-en-charge/clavier.md).

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### <i class="fa-xbox">:xbox:</i> Consoles <a href="#consoles" id="consoles"></a>

| Modèle                          |              Pris en charge              |
| ------------------------------- | :--------------------------------------: |
| Xbox® One                       | <mark style="color:vert;">**Oui**</mark> |
| Xbox® One S                     | <mark style="color:vert;">**Oui**</mark> |
| Xbox® One S All-Digital Edition | <mark style="color:vert;">**Oui**</mark> |
| Xbox® One X                     | <mark style="color:vert;">**Oui**</mark> |

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### <i class="fa-gamepad-modern">:gamepad-modern:</i> Manettes <a href="#controllers" id="controllers"></a>

Les manettes Xbox® One se connectent via **USB** ou **Adaptateur sans fil Xbox®**. Le Bluetooth® n'est pas pris en charge.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Certaines manettes Xbox® One et Xbox Series X|S® portent le même nom, mais l'une peut être prise en charge et pas l'autre. Identifiez la vôtre grâce au bouton supplémentaire **Capture** bouton, dont seuls les modèles Series X|S® disposent.
{% endhint %}


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