Xbox One Elite Controller Thumbstick Sensitivity Parameters

Slow Start has an issue when looking diagonally. It will stay at slow movement the entire time when the joystick is pressed diagonally instead of speeding up when the joystick is all the way to the edge.

Disappointed in this feature so far. We were told we would have complete control over the movement curve, not only have 3 preset settings.

Slow start is closest to what I wanted (low sensitivity close to center, high sensitivity along the very edge), and at least as used in Destiny, all it seemed to do was cause a lot of lag before moving my reticle. Very disappointed with this stand out feature
so far.

I'm more concerned that proper customization of these curves isn't coming, since it was previously advertised but isn't present and I've not heard any word or seen much (really any) discussion of this feature or its current hamstrung state anywhere.

I Don't have this on the Elite controller. Seen it on previous controllers. You have way to much movement in that thumbstick, does not happen on either thumbstick, and obvious a flaw as only one of your sticks.

I do however have both left and right thumbstick drift. Deveolpeed after a couple hours of use, noticable on Instant sensitivity on certain apps, games. Going through a complaint regarding this matter onthe standard controller. Shocked to see it on the
Elite. So not only is the design/ quality bad, manufacturing seem horendous looking at your controller as it should not have that much movement, send it back mate.

i was under the impression that the controller update adjusted the sensitivity too.

"According to a Microsoft spokesperson, the controller tweak will be part of the February update to the Xbox One, and will automatically take effect when an Xbox One controller syncs with the console. Specifically, it will "increase the sensitivity of the
outer boundaries of the thumbsticks on the Xbox One controller.""

I prefer the Xbox One controller as well, just not the thumbsticks. As for the sensitivity, like I said "I've messed with my sensitivity plenty of times to try and adjust but I just can't". I must admit, it helps a little but only a little. I just hate how
I have to lower my sensitivity to improve, when on the 360 I was an overall better player because my sensitivity was higher. I was able to react quickly and with precision. Now on the One I can't turn fast enough to counter my targets. My skill has been completely
downgraded. The thumbsticks on the One controller are so much smaller, therefore are more sensitive in my opinion. The thumbsticks on the 360 controller are bigger and has more resistance to my movements. I don't know, it's just frustrating. I went from somebody
who used to carry a team (360), to someone who holds a team down (One).