Xbox One X Controller Issues, Can anyone tell me if this is hardware failure?

1. Did Microsoft acknowledge there's obviously a hardware problem with the Xbox One X?
2. What was or is being done to rectify? Has anyone been successful in resolving?
3. Is it worth the $249 + shipping to get it repaired or just save the money for the Series X (opinion)?
4. Do I sell this unit for parts? It's practically new as I only used it maybe 20 times.

I've always loved the Xbox interface but the hardware issues that have plagued this platform as well as the lack of durability makes me question even the Series X. It seems in my mind that Xbox Consoles are like milk in which they have a hardware expiration
date that's just outside of warranty coverage.

Appreciate the responses. Note that there are so many E102/E105 comments, but I could not find a permanent solution.

JR

Hi,

Error E102 that hasn't been resolved by an offline update tells me there is a hardware fault with your console. Its hard drive is the likely cause of the issue, or it could be a motherboard problem.

1. No, there are no hardware problems with the Xbox One X. All electronics can fail for various reasons.
2. Your error isn't a 'known fault'. Since the OS on an Xbox console is contained within the hard drive and other chips on the motherboard, if one of those fails for whatever reason, you'll get a system problem. It does not mean all Xbox One consoles are faulty.
3. The Series X is $500, but it will play all of your current games so that is a decision only you can decide.
4. Someone will buy from you from sites such as eBay probably.

If you do a search on here or Google for Xbox console hardware failures you'll find results to such failures, it does not mean there is an known problem with the hardware. There is no 'Kill switch' on Xbox One hardware.

HDMI failure is common on Xbox One X. This is probably your issue right now.

Microsoft has absolutely no quality control

Yes I also expierience this Issue, but not so much often as before...

I have the Original XBOX 1 Stereo Headset, and I can tell you it is not a failure of the Headset..

It must be a failure of Transmission of the Audio Signal...

So it is not a harware failure of the HEadset itself,,

It is a failure of the Adapter or the Transmission from xbox... or the Powermanagement of Controller...

It^s a known Issue

Seems like the adapter or headset itself might have issues or hardware failure.

Do you have another headset you can check using that controller/xbox with?

i would love to see the actual failure numbers as counting here and many many other forums and posts around the good old interweb there seems to be a lot of failures.

i am wondering if the numbers are close to 360 fail rates as the usual mix of reported issues are:

loose screws, which can short out anything or break something.

hdmi chips frying as they did in the xbox one and x.

hdmi port failures, they seem to be made from very weak metal.

psu issues where the psu is completely doa.

board issues where it does not tell the psu to switch on when the power button pressed.

storage failures.

disc drive failures.

APU failures.

then there is the controller failures too.

doesn't look good on the Sony side too, they have lots of failures also.

Probably all down to throwing them together as quickly as possible to get them shipped and quality control has gone out of the window.