How to Fix an Analog Stick Drift in an Xbox One Elite Series 2 Controller
Tools
These are some common tools used to work on this device. You might not need every tool for every procedure.
Background and Identification
The Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 (model 1797) is an upgraded replacement for the Series 1 (model 1698). It was released on November 4, 2019, and is compatible with the Xbox One, X, and S consoles as well as PCs running Windows 10/11. Additionally, the controller can be connected to iOS and Android devices.
It comes with a USB-C connection and features three-level hair trigger locks, adjustable tension for the thumbstick, Bluetooth connectivity, and allows for three user-defined profile settings.
Specifications
Dimensions & weight
- 345g (+/- 15g) (12.17 oz +/- 0.5 oz)
Connectivity
- 3.5mm headset jack for headsets with or without microphone
- USB-C port for charging, wired gameplay, and accessories.
- Wireless connectivity via Xbox Wireless Adapter (Windows 10/11 PC) or Bluetooth (Windows 10/11 PC, iOS, Android)
Battery
- Internal rechargeable Li-Ion battery
Buttons
- Two thumbsticks (interchangeable)
- Directional pad (interchangeable)
- Two sets of shoulder buttons
- Four main face buttons
- Four programmable paddles (interchangeable)
Colors
- Black, White (Core Edition)
Additional Features
- Adjustable thumstick tension
- Shorter hair trigger locks
- Up to three custom profiles