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Got 4 controllers and the gum, $203.37 after coupon, After 5% Chase/Paypal cashback, and a certain Top Cash Back portal that's giving 2%, total should be $189.23, or $47.31per controller.
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That I spend a lot of my disposable income on gaming? Check out the post above man, you will see that I have owned many many game consoles and still own about 20 of them. I'm not rich, but I invest in my hobbies.
So you think fir the people that do have issues, getting a 3year warranty @$2 a year,, and using a $10 coupon ain't slick. 🤣😂🤪
Dude, I don't even know kw what to tell you. I don't know. I take care of mine but play mp shooters. There's a reason there are so many complaints specifically on Xbox controllers. Maybe ur soft handed or just lucky. Regardless, it's a good deal for most
Don't know what to tell you, I currently have about 5 Xbox One controllers (2 older models, 3 newer) and before that (the ones I traded in with my systems or sold), another 5 I would say.
I mean the bottom line is you folks find value in the warranty, or at least maybe comfort, while I have more money in my pocket
Dude it's $6 measely dollars. Calm down there baller.
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I don't really think it's luck, I have owned almost every console since NES, barring the N64, so, NES, SNES, Gamecube, Wii U, Switch, PSX, PS2, PS3, PS4, PS5, Xbox original, Xbox 360, Xbox One, S, X and Series X and multiples of a lot of these and never once have I had a controller not work. They all charge, they all move as intended. So no, I think it's just people abusing their toys. I don't even treat my stuff super carefully, I toss all my old systems and controllers in those giant plastic storage totes, then I take them out and use them every so often.
So call it luck, but my personal experience says differently.
Well, I am a second person IN THIS THREAD confirming failure of the Series X controller in under a year.
I've owned multiple MS consoles and the new controller has some longevity issues.
I also used it less than half as much as my PS5...
My experience suggests that paying $6 now is better than 50 or more later. You disagree?
Fine.
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I don't really think it's luck, I have owned almost every console since NES, barring the N64, so, NES, SNES, Gamecube, Wii U, Switch, PSX, PS2, PS3, PS4, PS5, Xbox original, Xbox 360, Xbox One, S, X and Series X and multiples of a lot of these and never once have I had a controller not work. They all charge, they all move as intended. So no, I think it's just people abusing their toys. I don't even treat my stuff super carefully, I toss all my old systems and controllers in those giant plastic storage totes, then I take them out and use them every so often.
So call it luck, but my personal experience says differently.
I have a BNIB Xbox controller that was used about 5 times, the button started cracking. I put it back into the original box after use every single time
Dude, I have owned probably about 100+ controllers for every console you can think of and never once have I had a single issue with any controller. Never even had joystick drift on my Switch Joycons. People's controllers have issue because the people using them abusively or incorrectly.
If you have hundreds of controllers than you don't use 99 of them. Also drift on joycons is not a user issue Nintendo was about to get sued if they didn't fix them.
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You have to spend over 50 in merchandise the plan doesn't count , I believe.
i actually have other products like the pokemon box in my cart which is over $50 but didn't see this coupon work - wasn't sure what was the criteria for it
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Dude, I don't even know kw what to tell you. I don't know. I take care of mine but play mp shooters. There's a reason there are so many complaints specifically on Xbox controllers. Maybe ur soft handed or just lucky. Regardless, it's a good deal for most
I mean the bottom line is you folks find value in the warranty, or at least maybe comfort, while I have more money in my pocket
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So call it luck, but my personal experience says differently.
Well, I am a second person IN THIS THREAD confirming failure of the Series X controller in under a year.
I've owned multiple MS consoles and the new controller has some longevity issues.
I also used it less than half as much as my PS5...
My experience suggests that paying $6 now is better than 50 or more later. You disagree?
Fine.
So call it luck, but my personal experience says differently.
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Try looking into it. Drift and button issues are reported by loads, not two out of millions.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/paul...d6a2d269
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