My Controller switches off continuously in game with the vibration off. I think the battery ...

Possible reasons:

1. Your batteries are being detected as very low. The Xbox controller shuts off vibration the battery is very low. Try different batteries?

2. You have vibration turned off in the game options.

3. Your controller may be broken.

I agree the option to turn on/off vibration is needed, and even better if you could adjust the amount of vibration (not infinitely, but hi/low/off would be great). I was playing Forza 6 last night, and the amount of vibration is just crazy, to the extent
that I was deliberately not accelerating quickly so that the vibration wouldn't set off.

It must be a really simple thing to do, because when the batteries get low the controller turns off vibration anyway to conserve battery life. I might have to resort to saving old batteries to use just on games with excessive vibration!

Possible reasons:

1. Your batteries are being detected as very low. The Xbox controller shuts off vibration the battery is very low. Try different batteries?

2. You have vibration turned off in the game options.

3. Your controller may be broken.

1 i dont use batteries i plugged in a android phone charger and thats what im using to use my controller

2 vibration is always turned on in my games like forza horizon 3 and gta v

3 its a brand new xbox one s controller that i got my amazon for $60

although my xbox one console doesnt sych my controllers anymore. it still connects to the wifi so its not broken.

Its strange that the battery pack is looses.

Its a long shot but you might try turning off the controller vibrate feature in your preferences.

Xbox guide button> scroll right to preferences> turn off vibrate.

Sometimes if the BP is a little loose the vibrations can break the connection between the battery and the pack, I think this was only an issue for the older pads but its something you could try.

Make sure that the game you’re playing supports vibration. Not all games support vibration of game controllers.

If the game you’re playing does support vibration, make sure that vibration is enabled. For more information, see the user’s manual for that game.

Make sure that the battery pack or batteries in your wireless controller are fully charged. When the controller detects that the charge in the battery pack or batteries is low, it turns off vibration to conserve the remainder of the charge.

If you have another Xbox One Wireless Controller, try to reproduce vibration in the second controller. If the second controller reproduces the same issue, it’s likely that the game you’re using is having an issue. Consult the troubleshooting information
for that game.