Xbox OnePC Controler unusable after 1 and a half year! Programed inbuild obsolenscense

Hi,

I wanted to say it's a real shame that a product that I bought one year and a half ago is already down and unusuble.

Remote repetitive disconnections, Frantic random actions (for example: the character in the game is stuck spinning around and shooting on the floor until I disconnect the control!).

Tried to tape tha cable to tstraighten it at the controller junction. Worked for a week...

My older xbox pc controller lasted for 10 years before I experienced issues!!!!

Poor built, very possibly on purpose.

Programed inbuild obsolenscense pretty obviously.

Many other friends experienced the same kind of issues.

JUST A TOTAL SHAME

:)

 

how do i uninstall xbox on windows 10?

ok ,thanks

but I think I should control my space not a pre programed computer app...

or sold separately?//

 

Xbox Elite Controller grips peeling

Same is happening to me less than 1 year into use. It's becoming unusable.

 

erm............................ok

I've still go one of the original Xbox 360 controller that I use to connect to my laptop, and have had no issues.............................so ye, perhaps this idea of yours about "Programed inbuild obsolenscense pretty obviously" doesn't quite
hold water.

 

My Xbox 360 wired controller still works flawlessly.

I know problems can happen with electronics but have you considered the problem could be caused by how you use it? I have friends who throw their controllers across the room when they lose a match on Call of Duty or the like and then seem surprised when they
go wrong.

 

I dunno why people are so anti-consumer about this.

I've been gaming since the 1970s. I've owned one or more consoles in every generation. In all of that time as a gamer, I've had 8 broken controllers: -

An Xbox 360 controller that developed minor stick drift after many years as being my main controller for both the 360 and PC gaming.

7 broken Xbox One controllers - 4 regular controllers and 3 Elites. 2 of those controllers were broken out of the box, including my Day One controller. Even with the Xbox One controllers that "worked", I've had regular issues with them disconnecting where
the sound starts to break up in my headset, the controller disconnects then reconnects, but then it says I have no mic and I have to manually turn the controller off and back on to get the mic working again. This has happened with several original Xbox Ones
and all of the controllers I've owned and it's only when I switched to an Xbox One X that it stopped happening - or at least, it hasn't happened yet.

So in all of those years of gaming, all 8 broken controllers I've had have been made by Microsoft, but 7 of them have been Xbox One controllers. Don't try and tell me it's something I'm doing unless "using a controller to play a game" somehow counts as misuse
now. Saying "my 360 controller has never broken" isn't even relevant to the OP's post, as he's talking about Xbox One controllers.

 

Are you sure because unless I've missed it, Microsoft don't release their own Xbox One wired controller. If it is a third party model then he's complaining to the wrong company. So it's fair to assume a wired controller on the Xbox forum would be an official
Xbox 360 wired controller.

He could be talking about a USB cable into a Xbox One controller but if the fault is with the controller's USB port then taping it together would only cause more damage.

 

Well, the first two words of the thread title are "Xbox One" and also.....

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Xbox-Wired-Controller-Black-Windows/dp/B00NM3GIQC/

All Xbox One controllers are both wired and wireless anyway.