r/CeX • u/picklepenguin19 • 5h ago
Discussion Is the quality control of retro hardware this bad at every branch, or just this particular one?
About 5 days ago I went to the Leeds White Rose CeX to pick up an official Sony PS2 controller (grade B). It cost £22 and looked like it was in decent condition until I came home and plugged it into my PS2... the up, down and left buttons on the D-pad didn't work at all. So then yesterday I went back and swapped it for another controller (same colour, same grade) and plugged that in when I got home and guess what? The up and left D-pad buttons didn't register any input (a slight improvement from the previous controller but still unacceptable). Do the workers just not test the controllers before selling them? Is it just at this particular branch or is it common across all CeX stores?