The clone controllers are all crap - I don’t care if it’s licensed by Microsoft as a defense. It may be fixable with new analog sticks, but it’s usually a board issue with those things.
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The clone controllers are all crap - I don’t care if it’s licensed by Microsoft. It may be repairable if you replace the analog sticks, but it’s usually a board issue with those things. Even if you can, the parts usually cost more then the controllers in many cases.
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Try the sticks and see - if you keep having trouble recover the new sticks and scrap the controller for a 1st party one like the Elite Series 2 if you can get a good price on it - or something like a Scuf which is derived from 1st party controllers. I honestly wouldn’t be shocked if it was still bad with new ones. I would avoid the Elite Series 1 since it’s a modified 1697 and those have a fair bit of long term reliability problems.
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Try the sticks and see - if you keep having trouble recover the new sticks and scrap the controller since the board is dead. Unless you absolutely cannot afford better, it’s better to stick to 1st party controllers, or something like the Elite Series 2. Scuf makes one with similar features, and it’s based on the 1st party Xbox controllers.
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'''Try to avoid the Elite Series 1 - it’s based on the 1697 with modifications and 1697’s are known to have analog stick issues - just fewer then the 1537.'''
The clone controllers are all crap - I don’t care if it’s licensed by Microsoft as a defense. It may be fixable with new analog sticks, but it’s usually a board issue with those things.
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Try the sticks and see - if you keep having trouble recover the new sticks and scrap the controller for a 1st party one like the Elite Series 2 if you can get a good price on it - or something like a Scuf which is derived from 1st party controllers. I honestly wouldn’t be shocked if it was still bad with new ones. I would avoid the Series 1 since it’s a modified 1697 and those have a fair bit of long term reliability problems.
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Try the sticks and see - if you keep having trouble recover the new sticks and scrap the controller for a 1st party one like the Elite Series 2 if you can get a good price on it - or something like a Scuf which is derived from 1st party controllers. I honestly wouldn’t be shocked if it was still bad with new ones. I would avoid the Elite Series 1 since it’s a modified 1697 and those have a fair bit of long term reliability problems.
The clone controllers are all crap - I don’t care if it’s licensed by Microsoft as a defense. It may be fixable with new analog sticks, but it’s usually a board issue with those things.
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Try the sticks and see - if you keep having trouble recover the new sticks and scrap the controller for a 1st party one like the Elite Series 1 if you can get a good price on it - or something like a Scuf which is derived from 1st party controllers. I honestly wouldn’t be shocked if it was still bad with new ones.
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Try the sticks and see - if you keep having trouble recover the new sticks and scrap the controller for a 1st party one like the Elite Series 2 if you can get a good price on it - or something like a Scuf which is derived from 1st party controllers. I honestly wouldn’t be shocked if it was still bad with new ones. I would avoid the Series 1 since it’s a modified 1697 and those have a fair bit of long term reliability problems.
The clone controllers are all crap - I don’t care if it’s licensed by Microsoft as a defense. It may be fixable with new analog sticks, but it’s usually a board issue with those things.
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Try the sticks and see - if you keep having trouble recover the new sticks and scrap the controller for a 1st party one. I honestly wouldn’t be shocked if it was still bad with new ones.
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Try the sticks and see - if you keep having trouble recover the new sticks and scrap the controller for a 1st party one like the Elite Series 1 if you can get a good price on it - or something like a Scuf which is derived from 1st party controllers. I honestly wouldn’t be shocked if it was still bad with new ones.
The clone controllers are all crap - I don’t care if it’s licensed by Microsoft as a defense. It may be fixable with new analog sticks, but it’s usually a board issue with those things.
Try the sticks and see - if you keep having trouble recover the new sticks and scrap the controller for a 1st party one. I honestly wouldn’t be shocked if it was still bad with new ones.