Got a new controller, goodbye Xbox controller

Honestly, I used to think first-party controllers were the best, mainly because of their high compatibility, especially on PC, and their durability (which is what I really wanted). But recently, my Xbox controller broke, and it feels like it's only been two years. I found out that repairs are not cost-effective; if you replace both analog sticks, it costs more than the controller itself. So, I had to buy a third-party controller. After searching on AI and getting recommendations from other users, I chose this Bteam controller. The price is okay, and it uses Hall effect modules (I've heard the analog sticks don't drift as much after some use), plus it supports more features than the first-party one. The only drawback is that compared to the first-party controller, you need to do a bit of setup after plugging it into your PC (but it's just one or two steps). Overall, considering everything, I probably won't buy an Xbox controller again (unless you're planning to buy the console). However, I've heard that some of these third-party controllers now support the original consoles. Can these first-party companies step up their game? I'm really annoyed seeing news about them damaging their own reputation lately. I buy first-party for durability besides compatibility. If third-party controllers are more durable than first-party ones, and the first-party ones are less durable and way more expensive, why should I buy them?