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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.
You mean your controllers don't have loose pieces rattling around inside like coins in the dryer?!
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.
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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 take amazing care of my stuff. When it's not used it's back where it's supposed to be. Wiped down if looking dusty, never thrown, or abused, and I've lost several over time. It all depends on how hard you play, and yes, luck is for sure a factor.
Here's how to avoid problems with these controllers on PC. Use only the official adapter. It's another $25 but well worth it. Bluetooth is only good for mobile etc and nearly completely worthless on PC
On windows hardware manager for the adapter make sure you disable the bizarre power saving checkbox that's on by default. And keep it updated with the accessories app
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So call it luck, but my personal experience says differently.
On windows hardware manager for the adapter make sure you disable the bizarre power saving checkbox that's on by default. And keep it updated with the accessories app
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