XBox One failures... why I'm not too worried.

[smoledman]

Xbox One Support - Xbox.com Forums - Xbox.com

Currently the forum that deals with hardware issues:

04 - Xbox One Console & AccessoriesSystem errors, disc drive issues, and other questions about your Xbox One console and accessories.

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That's 3962 posts, not necessarily failures. Even if you assume 50% that's 2000 bricked consoles out of 1 million sold so far. That's less than the Sony "Blue light of death" problem so far.

 

[Keith Wallace]

You're also assuming that everyone with an issue went to that forum. I'd bet that AT MOST 25% of users did so. I'm sure the others went for a return or just called customer support. I wouldn't be surprised if it's more like 10,000 bad, since that's still only 1%.

 

[Coreldan]

Well it's all relative. Yes, most people won't go to forums, but you can compare these to fe. the amount of replies/threads the PS4 support forums had a few days after launch.

 

[sinime]

My day one controller had some issues, but MS is sending a replacement.


the D-Pad doesn't always register when you press down and makes a spingy noise... also, the left side of the controller creaks.

 

[smoledman]

I think it's safe to assume 10K bricked consoles at this point.

 

[Keith Wallace]

My day one controller had some issues, but MS is sending a replacement.


the D-Pad doesn't always register when you press down and makes a spingy noise... also, the left side of the controller creaks.

The left side of the body? One of my triggers creaks, but I've used the controller heavily for a couple of years, haha.

 

[sinime]

The left side of the body? One of my triggers creaks, but I've used the controller heavily for a couple of years, haha.

IDK what to call it, but the arm or banana part that sticks down in your hand creaks.

 

[Polychrome]

Got A Broken Xbox One? Punch It.

Flip it on its back and hit its weak spot for massive repairs?

People are speculating the bad drives are somehow damaged in shipment.