Just bought a Microsoft official Series X controller so I could enjoy cloud gaming and use it to play stardew valley on my pc. I can already feel the Joystick on this thing slightly falling a part. Like, i think in a few months i might have some real problems with this thing.

Kind of bullshit considering it was damn near 70 dollars. 360 controllers did not feel cheap like this.

  • leonadas444 [none/use name]
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    3 years ago

    I never had problems with mine, that's just my anecdote though. If those were considered bad by the majority, then I can't imagine how people feel about the Xbox One controllers and this new Series X/S controller. The thing feels light as air and like it could fall apart at any moment.

      • WoofWoof91 [comrade/them]
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        3 years ago

        my ~1 year after launch one feels considerably lighter than my 360 pads, and if i run my fingernail over the plasic it sounds "more hollow" if that makes sense
        the plastic also feels noticably shittier
        i got it brand new with a console

      • leonadas444 [none/use name]
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        3 years ago

        I got it directly from gamestop brand new. IDK, this is just my experience. It feels light to me compared to other controllers but that's relative.

        If it does break on me, ill just call customer support and see what I can work out with them.

          • leonadas444 [none/use name]
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            3 years ago

            Could be they started cheaping out after the console launches since those launch controller units are the ones reviewers were going to be looking hard at. Yeah, i definitely meant more durability wise when i was referencing the 360 controller.

            Glad you've had a better experience than me though.

                  • leonadas444 [none/use name]
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                    3 years ago

                    Yikes, if you're doing worse than Nintendo in controller quality control right now, you have some problems with your shit.

                    I've heard of 8bitdo. I mostly use my controllers for the Xbox cloud service and my steam games. So a controller that's mainly desighned for PC anyways would probably better for me honestly. Ill check them out next time im in the market for a controller instead of picking up an official Sony or Microsoft controller