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New Xbox Series S/X 'Stormcloud Vapor' controller is close to release according to leaks

According to leaks Xbox is set to launch a brand-new controller early next month known as Stormcloud Vapor.

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EvertonFC277d ago

More controllers 🤭😔🙃

Jin_Sakai276d ago

Can’t argue that. It seems like you hear this at least once a month.

StarkR3ality277d ago

Elite series 3 that doesn't break every couple of months would be nice. The quality control of the previous 2 have been a shambles.

wesnytsfs276d ago

My Eltie one still works but the pads are starting to come up.

wiz7191276d ago

Had my Elite Series 2 for two years haven’t had any issues .. recently in the last year been using it heavy since my regular one analogs is drifting SMH two news one at that

StarkR3ality276d ago

It's on and off mate, I've a pal who's had his for years and it's fine, I had to return 3 because of the stupid fucking Xbox one bumpers they use.

Stick drift wasn't ever a problem with mine, it was the bumpers.

wiz7191276d ago

@Stark ohhh I feel you , which bumper was it ? My LB was acting weird but when i updated it , it kinda stopped ..

StarkR3ality276d ago

Think it was RB, it was after playing Valhalla and then Elden ring and obviously those games have you pressing RB quite often. It's like they have a massively finite amount of presses, too little for me anyway.

wiz7191276d ago

@Stark mines was the LB , it’s like I had to press it down harder than normal .. I unfortunately have a habit of standing up while my controller is on my lap

Rude-ro276d ago

Some people got lucky…
Not a lot.
Courts do not force extended warranties just for giggles.
They do so because the percentage numbers of faulty products are too high.

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iivGHOST276d ago

Im on my 3rd due to input lag and stick drift. Hopefully they can sort these issues out

sertz276d ago

I keep hearing people having problems with them but I grabbed a series 2 a while back and still don't have any issues. I mean I do take very good care of my stuff, clean controllers once a week or so and the console every month, but the stick drift complaints and rubber peeling, shoulder buttons not responding, etc. and everything else I personally have not had problems with regular care. I feel bad for those that are having issues but is Microsofts support that bad to deal with if you get a dud? Haven't had to deal with MS support since the 360 days.

StarkR3ality276d ago

The problem is they send out refurbs and not new controllers, so if those refurbs had quality controll issues to begin with you're going to have the same issues, I had one sent where the right stick wouldn't click and was faulty as soon as I got it. Whoever they use to do their repairs in the UK anyway are a shit show.

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CoNn3rB277d ago

I would love a controller that doesn't feel like it will break if I look at it funny, the quality of xbox controllers since the 360 have really taken a nosedive

babadivad276d ago

The first thing I noticed when I held my X1 controller was the obvious drop in quality.

The plastics on that thing was paper thin. They must have gotten enough complaints about it because they stealthily started releasing controllers with better quality plastics.

I had to buy newer controllers over the years and they feel like night and day. Still not 360 quality but better than day one X1 controllers.

PS4 controllers had quality issues with the stick rubber coming off. At least it didn't feel like it would snap in half if you sneezed while holding it.

Zhipp276d ago

I'll give it to Microsoft though I've never had issues with any generation of Xbox controllers. I had stick drift problems with Gamecube and PS4, on top of the sticks rubber wearing off.

hiroyukisanada276d ago

Who gives a shit? And why is this leaked?

Flakegriffin276d ago

More cheap plastic Xbox controllers.

JL2930276d ago

Yes, they should be made of metal like Sony's.

jznrpg276d ago

Sony’s are also plastic but better quality

Flakegriffin276d ago (Edited 276d ago )

Weird that Sony and Nintendo can have better quality controllers but Xbox fails to use better.

I have a Xbox series x controller for PC and when I use my PS5 controller the quality difference is MUCH different and miles better.

DivineHand125276d ago

The series controllers don't feel cheap. I've never used one of the $200 to $300 controllers but if I am to compare the Xbox series controller to the Dual sense, it is about the same. If I compare them to cheap 3rd party controllers on Amazon it is a night and day difference.

@Flakegriffin Your comment is grossly exaggerated. There is no noticeable difference between the dual sense build quality vs the series controller build quality. I would sometimes take up the series controller to play on the PS5 by mistake and vice versa. They are very similar in design and build quality. If I was to name the difference, the series controllers are slightly smaller and have better grips while the dual sense has more features. I do think the Dual sense is the better controller not because of the build quality but because of the haptic feedback, adaptive triggers, six axis motion controls and build in microphone.

If I was to ask Sony to build a perfect controller for me, I would like them to build with the same features of the existing dual sense but instead of having a rechargeable battery inside, I would prefer they be removable like the series controllers. I used to laugh at the fact that Microsoft does not have built in rechargeable batteries in their controllers until I owned one. The Dual sense only has a 1000mah battery inside while my series controller has a 2600mah battery I bought off Amazon for about $12. When the battery in the series controller dies, I just swap it out in 5 seconds for another rechargeable battery. The Dual sense, however, would require you to either pause your gaming session or have a second controller as a backup.

Flakegriffin275d ago (Edited 275d ago )

😂😂😂

If you think there’s no difference then you don’t own both controllers. Also, you’d rather buy AAA batteries than rechargeable? That’s a weird take.

DivineHand125275d ago

@Flakegriffin describe the difference in build quality. They are both solid plastic. Also you didn't read the comment. I am not even certain if you own a series controller if you don't understand why I said having removable batteries is better than having the battery built in. Only persons who own both controllers can see the benefit of that.

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