Xbox controller 3.5 mm jack bent when headset was bent plugged in

So my Xbox one controller's 3.5mm jack got bent when I accidentally bent my headset while it was plugged in. Of course, this bent the jack on the headphones and only one side works with audio unless it's bent a certain direction. The plug on the controller
was bent slightly on the outside, and I'm assuming this messed with the wiring or circuits or whatever inside of the 3.5 mm jack. I've tried plugging multiple headphones into it and none of them had audio so I know it's not just the broken headset, the controller
inside is broken in some way. Is there any way to fix this or a place I can take my controller to get it fixed? I'd rather not have to cough up 60$ for another controller because of a simple screw up. (A picture wouldn't be helpful with this, the bend on
the outside of the jack is barely visible with a picture.)

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Possible to use Xbox 360 headset + 2.5 mm to 3.5 mm adapter with new 3.5 mm Xbox One controller?

I have an Xbox 360 wired headset with a 2.5 mm jack, combined with a 2.5 mm to 3.5 mm adapter I got from Monoprice. When I connect them to the new 3.5 mm jack Xbox One controller, I can hear audio from the console but it doesn't seem to pick up anything
from me at all. Is this expected, or am I doing something wrong?

 

Hi

I think the option to repair controllers is now only available if the controller is still under warranty apart from that you will most likely need to purchase a replacement.

Alternately you may be able to purchase the
stereo headset adapter,
stereo headset (that I think comes with the adapter) or
chatpad that should allow you to connect your headset to it.