4pcs Hall-Effect Joysticks Replacement for DualSense PS5 Controller, 3D Analog Sensor Wheel Thumb Sticks Rocker Module Replacement for PlayStation 5 Controller

These were just as described. Unfortunately, I lack the skill to install them myself and wrecked one of my son's PS5 controllers 🙁 The good news is I have a friend who works in the electronics industry. He was able to install them in the spare controller, and they ended up working out perfectly. There is no more stick drift, and the response time seems to be better than the factory controller.

Have two dualsense controllers with jitter on the right sticks. I had heard hall effects would correct the problem but didnt want to waste the high cost at the moment. And after having the same issue with ps4 controllers years back, I knew the level of work it would take to change these. I bought the tiny film with potentiometers first to try out. Those where a lot cheaper and it was a lot easier to just put a little solder on top of the original stick contacts. Tried those on my dead ps4 controllers and as I thought, it didnt do much. With those tiny film potentiometers you adjust on one end but the other side of the travel gets messed up. Those where more luck than a guaranteed solution. After a year finally saw this hall effect ones on a reasonable price and decided to buy them. Be advised this is a complicated replacement to do. The toughest part is removing the original ones from the controller. Controller can be opened with a quick internet video. But desoldering the old one takes A LOT of patience. If your up for the challenge it'll fix your dead ps5 controller for sure. Just take your time a dont rush. Once you get the original one off its easy putting the new one in and just taping the solder points. To calibrate them after, just go on the internet and look for a video. Its easy and again, PATIENCE is the key on removing the old one AND calibrating the new one. From a 50 dead zone setting on apex were down to a 0. Oh and I only replaced the bad one. The other joystick on the controller was fine. If it also goes bad along the way I'll just do the same.

My son has had his PS5 for two years now. He has been dealing with stick drift since about 3 months after starting playing. At first I could go in and clean the wipers. Then I bought replacement analog joysticks and just put those wipers in. I finally broke down and purchased these Hall effect joysticks. I should have done this from the start!! Easy enough to swap out. I have very little experience with soldering but was confident enough. Definitely use high heat and a broader iron tip. Probably don’t spring for the cheapest iron like I did. And don’t let the solder points combine. They actually do need to be separated, cleanish looking. Plenty of helpful videos out there to show you different methods for removing the OEM sticks. After replacing them, my son says the drift is gone and it is even more precise control. For a few dollars you can have an awesome functioning controller again!! Just go for it if you are on the fence.

Ikpek Hall-Effect Joysticks for PlayStation 5 – 4 Pack The joysticks arrived safely in a plastic casing. Installation is pretty easy and straightforward if you have the necessary skills, or you can follow one of the many in-depth YouTube tutorials available. There are various guides online to help with installation. The Hall-Effect joysticks work great after calibrating them with software online. The range is impressive, as is the circularity. The reason I rated them 4 stars is that while movement works perfectly up, down, left, and right, pressing the R3 (clicking the joystick down) does not register. I’m not sure if this is a specific quality issue with mine, but it doesn’t work for me. After researching online, it could be due to the joysticks not being soldered correctly or a cold solder joint. I double-checked my work, and everything seems fine, but the R3 still doesn’t function. Other than that, it’s a great product. I just wish my R3 worked. I definitely recommend this product.

Great sticks. This repair is fairly advanced. If you have the equipment and skill to remove the original sticks, these go on easy peasy. The trick is getting the original sticks off without damaging anything. You MUST run the config app on them or they will seem borked at first try.

Installed both had a hard time adjusting. Was very twitchy. Then I put it all together. When I was in game I held the O down to pull up a menu It would not go to the right side of the menu. It also had drifted after I adjusted.

These are good for the price. The only issue I’ve noticed is that the right analog stick has a slightly rough feel when moving up and down. It’s not terrible, but it can get annoying at times. Another thing is that even after calibrating, there’s still a small amount of stick drift that won’t completely go away. That said, it’s nowhere near as bad as the OEM sticks that came with the PS5 controller, and it’s much more tolerable than the originals. Overall, I’m satisfied with them. If you plan on installing these, make sure to do your research and have some basic soldering skills. You don’t need to be a pro, but having some experience will definitely help.

I'm familiar with soldering and was able to install these with no problems. One set on a BDM-020 controller, and the other set on a BDM-030. Working flawlessly after calibrating the controllers online!

Works great

I had my doubt that hall effect sticks are this cheap. And it's my first time soldering too I manged to not brick the board and it works. Didn't even need to calibrate it with gui. It was perfect and then I closed the case and the sticks would stay in place like the other reviews you may see. But the problem is the stick is tiny tiny bit taller than originals . All I did was push the stick covers nice and tight and everything works fine. P.S I was scared when I put it all together and it behaved the same way as other reviews here but use your brains it is PERFECT and cheap what else do you need.

Total waste of time and money. The L3 doesn't work on the first one, so I tried another and that one drift. The 3rd? L3 doesn't work. Installed the last one with working L3 and after an hour it just straight up broken, can only move in upper direction and nothing else works. Into the garbage they go.

Setup is pretty easy if you know what you're doing. If you don't there's this great app called YOUTUBE it will teach you how to install and calibrate the sticks. Oh and it has less tension in the springs less stiffer than than the OEM so you'll probably have to lower your sensitivity if you play fps. On Call of duty I run a 5 and 5 min input deadzone works smoothly no more drifts!

Product is good quality. The install is not easy, I found the best method was to get a heat gun and hot swap the old joysticks out and slap these in all in one go. Good luck.