Xbox One Controller

Frost97487 · Jan 4, 2014

I have been having a far amount of trouble with the Xbox one controller. At first, I thought it was just a random controller that had an issue. The controller worked well for about a week but then the side grips started to get loose. This was very annoying.
So I went and bought another one. This one seemed okay, then after another week, the side grips started to get loose again. Then I came to the conclusion that this wasn't just a random issue. It is persistent on all the controllers I have used. I decided I
would keep the controller even though it felt really cheap. Then another couple weeks go by. Both joysticks are getting loose. This is extremely irritating. If people spend $500 on a console. Maybe they should expect a controller that doesn't feel like a little
toy that you buy at Walmart. I would take a controller with 20 screwholes on it rather than a controller that feels like it can break in my hands. I read that it costs around 17 dollars to make an xbox one controller. The console itself costs around $483
dollars to make. Honestly, you could have spent an extra 3 dollars and bought some screws microsoft, lol. Am I the only one that is having these issues?

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rob_brum · Jan 4, 2014

New Microsoft Controller

Xbox One Wireless Controller | Xbox One

Looks like a new controller with a "35mm audio jack" is coming soon

Source: The Xbox One controller is getting a dedicated 3.5mm audio jack | Windows Central

davy22 · Jan 4, 2014

Old Xbox controller

Hi
Can I use a Xbox controller from the very first Xbox console with the Xbox one

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If you mean the duke controller, you can't use the original controller. You would need to buy the newer version for the Xbox one which is this
https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Xbox-One.../Hyperkin-Duke-Controller-Xbox-One/B079ZPCCLM

NoRmAnJi · Jan 4, 2014

Yes same here, ive got day one controller, very responsive pads if you move the sticks slightly they will move in game racing, shooting or movement, how ever on my right stick it moves a little to much before any thing happens in game, so take cod ghost
if i go to get a kill ill over move or not move enough, and on forza it doesnt turn left as good as turning right.

siguyvirus

Is this an Xbox One controller, or an Xbox 360 controller? If it's an Xbox One controller, are you connecting wirelessly to the PC via Bluetooth, or with the Xbox Wireless Adapter?

Xbox one controller with an xbox wireless adapter

M3tal Daz3

Check these support links for a solution:

Connect the Xbox Adaptive Controller to Xbox One

Connect the Xbox Adaptive Controller to a PC

ITz Coywolf

Well what kind of controller is this is it the original Xbox one controller or 3.5mm controller? If it is the original Xbox one controller it might be the controller malfunctioning with your Xbox because they are outdated.

Internet Expert

There is no Bluetooth radio component in the Xbox One S console itself.

The controllers connect to the Xbox One S the same way the controllers connect to the original Xbox One: proprietary RF. You could technically connect an Xbox One S controller to an original Xbox One, and an original Xbox controller to the Xbox One S.

The Bluetooth functionality in the new Xbox One S controller is specifically made for connecting the controller to a Windows 10 PC with the "Anniversary" update, which has the drivers needed for the controller when connected via Bluetooth.

Mistress Sara

Hi there,

A 360 controller will work with a 360 console, and an Xbox one controller will work with an Xbox One, but a 360 controller will not work with an Xbox One and vice versa.

Xbox One Controller