Xbox One controllers stopped powering up within 2 months of each other

Please do not try and judge people without knowing the facts. Or really ready my initial statement correctly. I am not an aggressive player at all, never dropped a controller in my life, really look after them very well and you will find the boxes of each
of my controllers as the day it was bought. I bought two that one RB snapped 30 minute after taking out of box, and the second lasted only 2 months and all the buttons went soft and stopped working. Microsoft replaced them as still in warranty, but the replacements
lasted 6 months max.

I was not referring to the Elite Controller at any point of time within my post, I mentioned the standard controllers that is issued with Xbox One and One X and on the normal gaming shop floor sold as standard controllers. I still have my XBOX 360 controller
and if I hold the two next to each other the quality difference is shocking.

Two controllers stop working within a week of each other and after an update, and you're going to claim it's an independent hardware issue on both controllers? Please use your critical thinking skills and read the actual issue.

Hi, pull the power cord out of the other Xbox, that will stop that powering up and should allow you to sync the controller. Or connect the controller to the Xbox or a PC using a charging cable, that should also make the controller forget the Xbox is was
synced to.

so your saying you bought 2 Xbox consoles within only 2 months of each and in the past 2 years you've had 4 Xbox consoles. Yea I buy a new console every month lol.

my controller stopped working about a month after i got xbox one. was able to turn it on but not sync. unplugged xbox from power source and worked fine after that