PowerA Spectra Infinity Enhanced Repair

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PowerA Spectra Infinity Enhanced Troubleshooting

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These are some common tools used to work on this device. You might not need every tool for every procedure.

The Power A Spectra Infinity Enhanced controller, model number 1522360-01 and released in 2022, is a third party wired video game controller made for Xbox series X/S systems and/or PC. The controller sells for $44.99 on Power A’s website and has a 4.2 star rating on Power A’s website. The controller is marketed towards people greatly enthusiastic about video games and customization. It features all basic buttons and features of an official Xbox controller, as well as mappable back buttons, 3 way trigger locks, RGB faceplates, volume dial, and a 10 foot cable. However, the controller cannot be used wirelessly.
Customer satisfaction with this controller is mostly positive, however there are some common issues some customers experience. Triggers breaking/getting stuck as well as stick drift appear to be a recurring issue with negative reviews of this product.

Unlike the Microsoft Xbox controller, the PowerA Spectra Infinity Enhanced has RGB lights that have 3 distinct color changing zones. It also has 3 distinct parts instead of the usual 5 that Microsoft’s Xbox controllers have. Those 3 parts are the Chassis, Motherboard, and Faceplate. The model number is a nine digit number that can be found on the bar code of the box or on the back of the controller following SKU#.

It is also distinguishable through the mic switch located at the bottom of the controller and in between the joysticks.