HandheldDIY Hall Effect Joystick for Steam Deck OLED, Electromagnetic Thumbsticks Replacement with Capacitive Touch, Zero Drift Pre-Soldered with Joystick Cap (1 Pair) (Tighter)

Excellent product - exactly as described, in perfect condition. The tools and video guide worked perfectly.

Absolutely happy with the joysticks but definitely bin the screwdriver its awful you will damage the screws

Perfecto con el modelo steam deck oled, fácil instalación, recomiendo ver video para abrir la consola y siempre quitar la memory card antes de abrirla, la programación de zona muerta es fácil solo que el stick izquierdo tiene una forma diferente de situar el centro apretando varias veces el botón k2. También recomiendo antes de atornillar la consola verificar los giros del stick por el tema del cable que hay entre el stick y la placa, este si se coloca mal puede producir ruido molesto. Son de calidad excepcional.

Love these joysticks and the tightness improves the overall feel and aiming. These were incredibly easy to install and calibrate and they also have a better thumbstick than the original ones without needing caps or adhesive skins for grip.

My Steamdeck OLED Limited Edition white console started squeaking with the left joystick. I thought about sending it back to Steam for repair, but I really didn't want to be without it for a few weeks and so I went searching for alternatives. I wasn't concerned about any stick drift or other FUD online, as in the last 16 months this console has had a lot of use. I've finished all of the Tombraider (modern) series, Last of Us 1 &2, Uncharted 4, Doom Eternal, Horizon Zero Dawn (120+ hours alone) and countless other random smaller games. The sticks have never drifted, my issue is solely the squeak coming from the left stick! These are very easy to install, just follow the video tutorial if you need to. I didn't use any of the supplied tools as I have my own better quality ones being a PC / Phone repairer. The only hiccup I encountered was with the K1 & K2 locations of the Right stick. I assumed that the K1 would be on the outer edge, closer to the trigger like with the Left stick. Nope!!! Just make sure you are pressing the correct buttons. It is not K1, K2 K2, K1. It's in fact K1, K2 K1, K2. Once I sorted the correct calibration from there, easy sailing. I also managed to removed a LOT of the deadzone in the controller, and last nights game session was precise and quiet! Well worth the effort. I just wish they had a grey cap option for the Limited ED consoles. Not really a bother, as I can always desolder the wire for the capacitance sensor and switch out the caps. For now, I am enjoying the silence.

Waiting for originals to break a bit before replacement. Tried them "drydocked" and they feel good

This arrives as a great little package with everything you need except detailed instructions. the instructions are linked in a video via QR code and they are quite good except one thing : they do not highlight when things could go wrong. I was about to send the sticks back until I noticed the sticks were not sticking out of the steam deck, which made me realise the tension of the screws when putting them in was the culprit. easily fixed. the other thing that concerns me is that it appears steam OS has been updated since the video and it does nor do the same calibration etc things the video shows, though they work fine in games so for now its all good.