6pcs Hall-Effect Joysticks Replacement for DualSense PS5 Controller, 3D Analog Sensor Wheel Thumb Sticks Rocker Module Replacement for PlayStation 5 Controller

Product works. Removal of old units is a bit of work; but installation of new is easy when it's cleaned up. ***Make sure to calibrate your controllers after install

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.

Didn't realize we needed more tools to replace. So we returned.

3 of the 4 were damaged internally. The joystick wouldn’t move properly causing drift. I had to remove them and get new ones. Check them before installing to save yourself a headache. Also, they wouldn’t calibrate properly.