Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller (7th pad now faulty!)

i have the elite controller series 1 and elite controller series 2 and the only thing interchangeable is the D-Pad IE:- if you want the silver one form the elite controller series 1 onto the series 2 ... the under trigers and thumbsticks are of a different
designs so will not fit .... i have just got both elite controllers out to make sure i am right in what i am saying

if this helps please up vote or mark as answered please

Ive had 2 xbox one controllers now and they have both been faulty, what the hell is going on at microsoft this is appalling, why send these out if they are faulty, my left analogue stick is broke yet again. played fifa for 4 hours and i could tell it was
about to break because my players stopped running. 2 pads, 2 faults. i had my xbox 360 pad for 6 years and i had NO PROBLEM with it at all. 3 weeks, 2 pads broke.

Hello Matthieucarlot,

Thank you for posting here on the Xbox forums. Looking at the website, I am not seeing any extra bonus for pre ordering. Check out this link regarding the

Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2.

A list of items you will be getting :

• Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2
• Carrying case
• Set of 6 thumbsticks: Standard (2), Classic (2), Tall (1), Wide Dome (1)
• Set of 4 paddles: Medium (2), Mini (2)
• Set of 2 D-pads: Standard, Faceted
• Thumbstick-adjustment tool
• Charging dock
• USB-C cable

Hope this helps!

i don't understand that many elite control problems. it should be better than normal controller right?

my normal controller was 5 years old still working just fine.

I've got the same problem and I can't even chat with anyone about the issue. I just wanted to vent my frustration about buying a $180 controller in November only to have it unusable just after the warranty expires. I read all these posts about how magnanimously
Microsoft had freely replaced people's controllers who dropped a hefty sum on them only to be disappointed, yet I can't even talk to a person. I see where I can pay another $99 dollars to get another three to six months of enjoyment out of a replacement controller,
but how is this a thing? How do you build this great controller and the most crucial element is designed with an obvious flaw?

Right out of the box one of the buttons wasn't working properly, but I didn't want to deal with sending it off and so I lived with it, it wasn't that much of a deal, but when the stick drift started happening..... I just don't understand how they could sell
this in good faith. There is obviously no accountability to the consumer, but know this, the people you screw over in this sector are also people who are either purchasing decision makers or purchasing influencers in the private and public sector and this
kind of treatment bleeds over into adoption decisions.

I have to deal with the Microsoft update virus monthly and now I get this kind of treatment at home.....leaves a bad taste in my mouth.