Normally the cables included on controllers are for charging only. or the low quality ones, is always recommended to have a good quality cables at hand. I just brought a pair of 3 mt USB 3.1 certified cables for 15 USD.
Last edited by impeeza,
So final update. The USB port was replaced but as the guy told me, the previous port was fine. After the problem persisted with the new port, he checked and turns out some voltage chip was shorted. Some ESD chip? Or something it is called, my German isn't very good so I couldn't understand most of what he was saying 
After replacing that everything seems to be fine now. Thank you everyone for the help!
After replacing that everything seems to be fine now. Thank you everyone for the help!
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