Negatives: - Micro USB connector or jacks wear out quickly. - If there are several controllers in the game not recognizable which is which. All pure white. In the 360 controllers, it is distinguishable by the numbers 1 to 4. - After 1.5 years is still not a wireless dongle available. So only available via cable. - Shoulder buttons are completely ill-conceived because they have hinges on the insides. It is then relatively large amount of force is required when pressing. Not like the 360 controller without joints and good tactile feedback. - Plugging and loszocken is not (Windows 7). Microsoft manages not even a lodge in Windows to make plug-and-play capability update to the company's own controller. Driver installation required. - The price of a wireless controller, which can be used only with a Micro-USB cable.
Positive: - The One sticks have a shorter range of motion and grip than that of the 360 controller. That's the only thing I find positive about the One-controllers. Little bit for a successor.
