Appreciate if this might not fit some people's need. But for whoever is looking for one this seems like a good price. I've ordered from these guys before (as many others may have done too) and most stuff they advertise as grade A+ are coming new (with slight damage to packaging). Current price for a new one is around £110.
Condition
No Marks/Scratches to the Controller Casing, As new
No Signs of Use
Thumbsticks and Buttons in Excellent Condition
Updated to the Latest Firmware
Tested by a Qualified Technician
5 point Quality Control Check
Refurbished to the Highest Standard
12 Months Warranty
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sonicfury to The_Hoff
28 Jul 176#6
Not planning to eat dinner off of it!
The_Hoff
28 Jul 174#1
Perhaps grab a black/UV light and check your controller before you accept its condition.
Joshimitsu91 to commenter14
28 Jul 174#17
> crusty controller
> "No Signs of Use"
Pick one.
Stimpington
28 Jul 173#49
Obviously everything is, in a sense, worth whatever you're willing to pay, but this thing is far being the Rolex of controllers.
1 in 6 reviews at 2 stars or less, rife with complaints about technical faults. It's not great, is it. Even for £70.
I'd be interested to know the production cost. I suspect Microsoft are keen that I don't.
Voted hot for the price.
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The_Hoff
28 Jul 174#1
Perhaps grab a black/UV light and check your controller before you accept its condition.
mixmixi to The_Hoff
28 Jul 17#2
I ordered a game in A+ condition from them last month and it came factory sealed. Didn't need o spend on a UV light at all. :smile:
sonicfury to The_Hoff
28 Jul 176#6
Not planning to eat dinner off of it!
dazbowski
28 Jul 17#3
tempted as one of the buttons is starting to stick on mine.
Marcoos to dazbowski
28 Jul 172#5
Elite controller? Maybe have a whinge to MS and see if they will fix or replace. You payed enough for the controller, least they can do!
ma77hewcephas to dazbowski
28 Jul 171#15
My RB did that called Argos they gave me Microsoft number to get a fault ref which I did and called Argos back and they arranged a replacement to be collected at the nearest available store the same day.
adam0812 to dazbowski
28 Jul 171#27
Get some nail polish remover and wipe the buttons with some cotton wool, the get a mcdonalds straw or similar, cut a little slit so that the straw fits around the buttons and twist. Sorted my stick button right out.
escortboy to dazbowski
28 Jul 17#32
Which button?
Abxy/menu buttons could be due to a foreign object wedged in there and need stripping and cleaning.
LB/RB probably needs a new bumper altogether, possible damage to bar connecting them.
RT/LT could be physical damage to frame or to the rubber that holds the magnet in making it rub against the rear shell internals.
escortboy
28 Jul 171#4
Is this a refurb? It doesn't say in the title?
If it's a brand new unopened pad with a scuffed box as it seems from the description then it's gonna go 1000°+ very quickly!
B3aver
28 Jul 172#7
Cracking price and the controller is great to use hopefully they'll release a newer version with the added Bluetooth etc
escortboy to B3aver
28 Jul 17#24
Yeah they're making the Gen2 elite and it's a significant improvement over the standard One S pad by the looks of it!
I'm concerned that there is a weak link in the One S pads though.. on the 3.5mm it was the bumpers that kept failing which the One S doesn't suffer from.
The Bluetooth pad has a common failure of the thumbstick module where one of the retainer clips breaks and leaves the thumbstick with a lot of play in a clockwise/anti- clockwise movement (twisting movement) which makes playing shooters very difficult and needs a new module.
I think it might be due to the 33% increase in resistance over the previous generation pads which is creating more stress on the component causing it to fail.
haydor89
28 Jul 17#8
Bargain! Ordered!
nathan3007
28 Jul 17#9
I think when you see that something is graded, it should tell you that it isn't new, unless my thinking is completely wrong
elliotbm
28 Jul 17#10
Just ordered, been looking for one for a while but couldn't justify £120 odd. Thank you, heat added
NotTayyeb
28 Jul 171#11
Bloody great controller - significantly better than the standard one, well worth the X2 pricetag..... Love it for pc gaming
escortboy to NotTayyeb
28 Jul 17#22
It's the same controller as a standard one except it has rear paddles and a profile switch added.
If you have a standard 3.5mm controller (not S) you can make a replica without the rear paddles very easily..
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Condition
Top comments
> "No Signs of Use"
Pick one.
1 in 6 reviews at 2 stars or less, rife with complaints about technical faults. It's not great, is it. Even for £70.
I'd be interested to know the production cost. I suspect Microsoft are keen that I don't.
Voted hot for the price.
All comments (97)
Abxy/menu buttons could be due to a foreign object wedged in there and need stripping and cleaning.
LB/RB probably needs a new bumper altogether, possible damage to bar connecting them.
RT/LT could be physical damage to frame or to the rubber that holds the magnet in making it rub against the rear shell internals.
If it's a brand new unopened pad with a scuffed box as it seems from the description then it's gonna go 1000°+ very quickly!
I'm concerned that there is a weak link in the One S pads though.. on the 3.5mm it was the bumpers that kept failing which the One S doesn't suffer from.
The Bluetooth pad has a common failure of the thumbstick module where one of the retainer clips breaks and leaves the thumbstick with a lot of play in a clockwise/anti- clockwise movement (twisting movement) which makes playing shooters very difficult and needs a new module.
I think it might be due to the 33% increase in resistance over the previous generation pads which is creating more stress on the component causing it to fail.
If you have a standard 3.5mm controller (not S) you can make a replica without the rear paddles very easily..