You’re now able to buy Xbox controller replacement parts
There are a lot of replacement buttons and hardware to choose from.
- You can find buttons and hardware for the Elite controller too.
- The program is new so your feedback is greatly appreciated and needed.
- You can actually request new buttons and hardware if you don't find what you need.
Microsoft is making it possible for you to buy Xbox controller replacement buttons, with a new page on Microsoft Store. For now, the program is only available in the US region, and there are a lot of items that you can choose from to replace your broken controller’s buttons.
There are replacement buttons for Elite, which is a popular Xbox controller. If your Elite controller is broken, you can actually look up buttons on the newly-founded page.
The store will be updated in the future with new replacement parts. So, if you don’t find what you’re looking for now, you can always come back at a later time and check it out. But there is more: you can even buy replacement hardware for a faulty Xbox controller. Just check in to see your model and the available hardware in the store.
It seems Microsoft is putting a lot of effort into giving back to the Xbox community. Just recently, the Redmond-based tech giant fixed old CoD games matchmaking servers, effectively prompting a surge in sales for both the games and Xbox consoles. And, to protect Xbox users from online abuse, Microsoft has made it easier to report inappropriate voice chats on Xbox.
Now, you’re able to replace the faulty parts of your Xbox controller with genuine replacements.
Get more Xbox controller replacement parts by writing a feedback
If you need to replace some parts of your Xbox controller with new ones from Microsoft Store, then make sure to leave your feedback.
You won’t only improve the purchasing experience, but you can also contribute to the expansion of the program. By writing feedback and requesting some parts that weren’t available at first, you can expand the replacement parts catalog.
You can leave feedback on Twitter, Microsoft Support, and any other Xbox social media pages. This way, the team behind the program will know which parts are needed, and which ones are not.
You should also know that this is a new program, so your feedback is essential for the program to evolve and offer more solutions.
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