Sell your Xbox One controller
Old Xbox One controllers are worth clearing out. Working, drifting, a bumper that no longer clicks, or a battery compartment full of corrosion: each pad gets its own offer.
A fully working one starts at £20 by bank transfer, or £22 as store credit.
What are you selling?
Pick a type to get started. You can add as many items as you like to one request.
What condition can your Xbox One Controller be in?
Short answer: almost any. These are the ones we see most often, and none of them stop us making an offer.
- Stick drift — the classic, and never a dealbreaker.
- Triggers or bumpers that stick, double-click or do nothing.
- Worn grips, missing thumbsticks or a battered shell.
- Won't charge, or won't stay connected.
- Boxed or bare — we don't need the packaging.
- Got more than one? Add them all to the same request and post them together.
Common questions
Do you buy a broken Xbox One Controller?
Yes. Faulty, water-damaged or completely dead, we'll still make an offer. Repairing and refurbishing is what we do all day, so a Xbox One Controller nobody else will touch is usually still worth cash — and if it's beyond saving, we buy it for parts. Tell us what's up with it on the form above and the estimate adjusts as you go.
How much cash can I get for my Xbox One Controller?
In full working order it's around £20 by bank transfer, or £22 if you trade in for store credit. Faulty and non-working units come in lower — choose the condition above and the figure updates straight away. That's an estimate until we've tested it, and we confirm the real number within one working day.
How much cash can I get for a Xbox One Controller with stick drift?
Drift knocks the price down a bit, not off a cliff. It's the fault we repair most, so a drifting pad is still worth buying. Worn triggers and bumpers, a battery that won't hold a charge, or a battered shell are the same story — pick the faults above for your figure.
Can I sell a Xbox One Controller for parts?
Yes, and you can send several in one go. Dead sticks, sticky buttons, missing thumbstick caps or paddles, a pad that won't connect at all — each one is quoted on its own, so a box of spares-or-repair controllers adds up to more than you'd expect.
How do I send it in?
Postage is on us. Accept your offer and we email a tracked prepaid label — box the Xbox One Controller up with some padding, drop it at the counter, and that's your part done. Near our London workshop? You're welcome to bring it in instead. Prepaid labels are for trade-ins of £40 or more; under that, book a free drop-off at the workshop or post it yourself - or add another device to reach £40.
Do I get a free postage label?
On UK trade-ins of £40 or more, yes - accept the offer and a tracked prepaid label lands in your inbox. Under £40 a tracked label would eat most of the value, so you choose instead: book a free drop-off at our London workshop, post it yourself to the address we email you, or add another device to take the total to £40 and we'll send the label. Outside the UK, postage is arranged by you.
How fast do I get paid?
We test on the day it lands and pay the same day — straight to your bank, or as store credit with 10% added on top. If what arrives doesn't match what you described, we talk to you before anything changes.
