Xbox one controller not so solid!

Obviously yea, they've probably made very sure that the console and accessories are working perfectly when they bring a very limited amount of consoles to expos. But I guess it goes more so to show that it isn't the controller by default, although these
"soft defects" with controllers seem fairly common.

 

Unfortunately, when you run something like a controller through a production line producing millions, there will always be defects. These can only really be fixed when the demand slows and the problems have been noticed but I have confidence that the controller
will have been ironed out and all late 2014 models will be all but bombproof. Just a shame we have to wait.

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I know that the military took 360 controllers out to war for UAV controlling due to their versatility and strength. I'm actually a little surprised and disappointed that they haven't quite met that this time around.

 

My day one controller is still running smove. It's a lot more comfortable and lighter than the 360 controller which I like. Best controller out right now IMO.

 

My day one controller works fine but the casing on the let hand side is a bit lose and you can see the difference when you look at it from the back the right hand side panels are more together than the left hand side ones. Can hear it sometimes when I am
playing games.

 

I guess with reading all the comments obviously this does happen some. But like with the broken consoles, you can't expect every one to be perfect. I don't believe it to be a design issue as my controllers are all rock solid. I am sure build quality will
only get better.

 

Mine has been fine, but I have to admit sometimes when playing it does sort of feel like the top of the controller is sort of separating/moving from the bottom half.

 

[quote user="Mogwai Warrior"]

Mine has been fine, but I have to admit sometimes when playing it does sort of feel like the top of the controller is sort of separating/moving from the bottom half.

[/quote]Exactly! Nothing that is too bad, but I do find myself flexing the controller and can feel the shift. Other than that, Day One is "smoove."

 

Day one controller still going strong for me - will have a titanfall one to sit next to it soon

 

Screws would definately correct the issue.

Btw the movement in mine developed after around a week of use and is now more than just a minor issue. The movement and noise definately interferes with the experience. Will it continue to get worse? Probably..

 

Boaf my controllers are still smoove.

 

[quote user="Jazzuri"]

Screws would definately correct the issue.

Btw the movement in mine developed after around a week of use and is now more than just a minor issue. The movement and noise definately interferes with the experience. Will it continue to get worse? Probably..

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I think they removed them just to make it more aesthetically pleasing. I actually see no point to it, obviously it takes away from the strength and I have literally never heard anyone complain about the holes in my entire life ever. ever.

 

My Day 1 controller literally came apart at the seam. They're not very good in regards to quality.

 

Smove....it's when you tell somebody to "Smove over" so you can set on the couch.

 

[quote user="Kiddeth"]

Smove....it's when you tell somebody to "Smove over" so you can set on the couch.

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Really? Nah... I fink you kiddeth wif me.

On the controller subject... mine is about 2 months old (got it with my console) and haven't had anything happen with it. Still holding togever and smove as evar.

 

Mine works well the ide controllers snap on and off to help me clean the thing. Sticks are just as they were at launch