I’ve got a minor issue. Xbox one X Throws errors, I’m not the original owner has been...

I’m not sure if it’s a controller issue because I’ve switched out 3 different controllers, 2 for the Xbox one and I recently bought a Xbox series x/s controller and I’m having the same issue, and I’ve been using the same brand of earbuds for 3 years ever since I got my Xbox and I’ve had no disconnecting issues or audio issues until recent months just out of no where. And when I use the tv speaker instead the audio is completely fine and I’m able to hear however the controller will still disconnect or shut off.

My Xbox Series X controller has been giving me sensitivity and joystick issues too, but from what I can tell? The firmware on these new controllers is bugged to hell. I’ve seen reports identical to mine, and now that I’m reading this, I’m curious about what they’re doing to fix it. Like you, I’ve had to resort to just using an Xbox One controller.

Exactly what I had to do today. Thanks. Thought my original Forza Xbox One was going into retirement and that I was being forced to buy a new xbox, which I would if there were any Xbox Series X available. I’ve been trying to grab one since Jan. The limited supply availability issues sux and I’m not paying a scalper.

I’m really looking forward to it. I’ve also just got an Xbox One X, but I got mine on the All Access program so can upgrade when the Series X comes out.

I’ve been looking for this for a few days now, and I am having the exact same issue. It is NOT a controller issue, it is completely due to the Xbox series X. In my case, I played call of duty Black Ops (1) on my Xbox one , everything was smooth and even played BETTER than on the 360. I recently got the Series X and it made this game nearly unplayable. I know this isn’t a controller issue due to the fact that I am using the same controller for the Xbox one. (It’s a series X controller) the issue specifically that I’m having is with the stick input delay. I move the stick and there’s a noticeable delay when it moves the characters view in game( input). it makes it extremely hard to play FPS games (that rely on looking around with the analog stick) that are reverse compatible (xbox 360 games). Again, no issue on the Xbox one, only the series X. I’ve had to other issues with this on current gen FPS games. Although I do feel the same input delay when I play Overwatch 2. I’m not sure if that is a related issue or just one of the OW2 unique crossplatform setup. I’ve changed look sensitivity for Black Ops, thinking it was that did not change a thing. This is my favorite game and the main reason I got the series C and I’m extremely disappointed I can’t enjoy the game anymore with this issue .