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Series controllers are absolutely awful quality (stick drift)

Akrasia

I'm on my 3rd Series controller since I bought the console when it came out. They all developed stick drift and there is no setting to allow to change the deadzone so it becomes unusable

The last controller I bought in April. 4 months ago, and last night when watching netflix, the navigaton menu kept appearing. The new one is **** drifting already

I'm not a heavy gamer, only play a few hours a week at most

We have a couple of the old Xbox one controllers that have been going for years and don't have this issue at all

Am I just extremely unlucky or is it affecting everyone else?

I'm not paying for another one of these sh1tty controllers. I'm sending this one back to amazon for a refund. does anyone have any recommendations for good 3rd party controllers that aren't stupidly expensive or have annoying flashing lights

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SuperBowserWorld

I have this one. There is a wireless version. You can program it via an app for dead zones, change buttons etc etc. But I don't do this.

I haven't had stick drift issue with the controller I got with the Xbox, but I find it uncomfortably "hard". This is a spongier, softer, quieter controller.

I don't game that much.

To be honest, I find the Switch controller to be way more comfortable.

Note: the newer controllers all have stick drift issues it seems. Nintendo, Sony, MS. Seems like a ploy to create disposable controllers.

https://amzn.eu/d/8wt4fJI

Potential-Monke

At least the Edge is starting to show the way with replacable sticks, and hopefully they'll use/allow 3rd party develop hall sticks for it. GuliKit intend on doing the Edge first, as it's easier due to the modular design. Just hoping Sony don't stop them.

But I agree with SuperBowserWorld that the Xbox controller is too hard. I say it's like a mechanical keyboard, and I much prefer membrane. Was gonna get the Wingman to use the DualSense on the Xbox, might use it more then. But I've heard great things about those 8bitdo controllers too.

theteal

I've a tiny bit of drift on my old One X controller which thankfully is used very little these last few years. No drift issues with the Series X controller so far which I have 2y 1m (almost to the day). RB button is not great though, a bit too much Sekiro it seems

Nyum Nyum

^^^ Is that a bot? 🤔

Luna84

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121641733#Comment_121641733

What do you mean? Unless there was a post deleted by a mod.

Nyum Nyum

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121679595#Comment_121679595

Yes, a post had been deleted. It was a weird one, like an AI generated one about controllers, warranties, how to contact Microsoft etc.

SodiumCooled

One of my controllers has developed stick drift, it’s the original one that came with the seriesX. I have a work colleague who is adamant that it is covered under the 24 month EU warranty so I went to Smyths and they said they only cover things for 6 months which is also totally wrong in my opinion as they should be liable for 12 or 24 months under EU law on items that are covered - my questions are the controllers or am I wasting my time?

Treppen

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122711429#Comment_122711429

Ya they're actually good controllers .... Until they stop working!

Next one I buy I'm taking out the Microsoft insurance for an extra few quid, and replacing it every so often, whether it's broken or not.

Looking at the elite 2 core.