The Definitive drift proof Hall-Effect sticks for the dualsense and xbox series controller! 

Theys why you need to learn to repair your stuff yourself. I know it’s doubting but once you get the hang of it. It get easier and easier

@@morrisdennison8039I’ve repaired my controllers with replacement sticks but part after part are continuing to go out on the board. Finally, the A button on the front is giving out on my oldest Series 2 (oldest out of four). I’ve had to desolder-resolder new sticks onto the oldest 2, and had to resolder bumpers on either 2 or 3 of them (each time replacing both bumpers when I’m in there). I’m not sure what to do about the A button going out, though, and that pains me. Some people literally suggest writing over the contacts with a pencil, but I’m looking for a solution not a workaround, and it seems like not many (if any) exist. Long story short, It’s just one thing after another going wrong with them in time… to the point it’s almost better to just start over with a new controller. I as well am unwilling to accept it, and I’m still fighting the good fight of repairs instead of just buying another controller, but man do they make it difficult. If only it wasn’t such a damn good feeling controller in the hands.

Bro i have 3 Xbox controllers with bad sticks. I decided to stop buying them and I ordered 6 of these hall effect sticks from ali express. I installed them and my controllers are practically brand new again. It's totally worth it.

@@carpediem7654 I'm in the same boat. My controllers die from either stick drift, or my cats knock my controller on the floor and it damages the USB port on them. These don't seem super complicated to attach, I just have to learn how to solder and I can stop buying new controllers again. Id much rather buy a 25 dollar pack of replacement sticks and a 10 dollar bag of USB-C ports than a 60-70 dollar new controller every year.

Buy the pro controller. Analog stick replacement is only 20 dollars and you don't have to take apart the controller to replace them

Now if only Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo actually uses hall effect sticks instead.

Hall yeah 😂

​@@nexusprime2487Probably means people buying less controllers, don't think we'll see that happen

@@Lewis99 Of course aside from the consoles, the real money saving graces for them is the controllers.

1st party Dreamcast controllers were Hall. Early PS3 controllers were too, before Sony got smart.

You can calibrate it online

@@Vianilix 7 months ago you couldn't .

@@nikkopt Yea you were still wrong with your bet

@@Vianilix that's good, I'm glad I was wrong then

@@nikkopt yea me too

Kinda. The pcb will come attached to the potentiometer instead of having to order one separately.

@@tekgeekster which still means only one part to install

​@@tekgeekster The point of the video is to replace the potentiometer stick with hall effect sensor stick 😉 no hard feelings 👍

Did he say when he will release the joysticks?

Just here to second what Sam asked

link for Hall Apex 2 please.

no stick drift i assume?

@@tatianamellstrom7806 yes

i'd assume the stick is compatible accross multiple console ?

They don't... I've tested them on 3 generations of Xbox One controllers to no avail. I came here to see if there was a way to make them work... But if there is, I haven't found it yet.

@@OmniTechGu Thanks, good to know, we need to wait till they release a working version.

Bro they’ve been out for decades. And they’re only a few cents more to make. The problem is they save the consumer too much money because the people are buying a new controller every 6-8 months. If they developed high quality first party controllers that used Hall effect Joysticks, they would lose out on MILLIONS in sales.

Yeah these are nothing new, the Dreamcast controller was a Hall effect stick, as was the PS3 - yeah, Sony used to use these

@@Spazza42 yep. Only a year after the release of the ps3 they switched to potentiometers. So you’ll have some people that will remember stick drift and some that won’t because they were using different controllers.

The RC community has also been using Hall effect gimbals for even longer, actually, these days they’re almost standard in all transmitters.

They are on AliExpress

Did you find out about putting this on a ES2? My sticks are drifting sadly and I’d like to upgrade mine so I have the best controller possible

​@@Ekouhz yes, i just putted hall effect analog from xbox series controller to my elite series 2 and lost useless thumbstick tension.

I only know the phantom hex, it is a modded controller that comes with these sticks installed Other than that you can also buy the controller and the modules and ask a game repair shop to install them for you

Get jun zeng's module, it has no jitter and its overall much better, the links are in the description

not really

did u find out which are better blue or yellow ?

please explain? 🤔😅

​@@TheControllerPlug I can do better than explain. I've got the videos 📽️🎬🎞️🎬 and resistance changes 📊 mapped out for calibration 🎚️🎛️🪛 📈📉 for circularity ⭕ & deadspot 🎯 sake size & positional adjustment to prove the trim pot method. An Xbox one pad 🎮🕹️🕹️🎯🎯🪛 playlist & a DS4 pad 🎮🕹️🕹️🎯🎯🪛 playlist with the bulk of my work in there where you 🫵🏼 & everybody else will understand everything I claim to know 😉😜👍🏼. Look 🥹 & yee will find 🤗 friend, the super simple method of manual resistance manipulation. It's not futile it's mine 😁 😂🤣.

​@@TheControllerPlug What pad 🎮 do you own to work on?

Agree

@@DzaceQ So you have to convert the triggers too, but you can't play racing games

Look for the updated vid

Any luck figuring this out?

Hi! Yes I did but I haven't been using them on my main joycons because they feel a bit more stiff than original analog sticks, so I put them in my secondary pair of joycons and haven't used them ever since I still use my paper fix and its working perfectly, had to replace the cardboard piece once and thats it

Does this PS5 joystick work with the Xbox Series S controller?

You have to buy the correct model

The magnet doesn't touch the sensor, so it's can't wear out, unlike the Alps pots that all the manufacturers seem to use these days. The Alps pot have a metal 'wiper' that presses against a carbon track. Every time you move the joystick, the metal wiper is moving against this thin, carbon track and wearing it away.

​@@Mickparrysstepdad i ordered 6 and replaced them on 3 controllers. Brought my controllers back from the dead. Amazing. No need for anymore controllers.

@Jimmy-m7p cause hall effects use magnets to re position your sticks . If you use the charging dock it has magnets or if you run magnets by it it can cause it drift and you'll have to send it in or fix it yourself. Charge it with the usb.

Yep Learning how to solder is great

You can't Only jun zeng modules can fix curcularity

it is the same process but you have to buy a different module, just solder it in then calibrate and you're good to go!

@@VKsChannel Thanks I just watch his video i was wonder if you need the part in the back on the elite controller.

What module do you need for the Xbox controller. Do you have a link for it?

​@@VKsChannel so just install do the hole thing and it's ready?does it also have the jitter/circular issues amd what can be done on xbox

@@VKsChannel is the Xbox consoles do the same as PS5 - eliminate this shaking effect on center position? Did You tested it?

it should they all use alps sticks, i would double check the pin count for the potentiometers

The ps3 already have it

Same, gonna buy the gulikit kk3 max and hope its a good one, while I wait for Elite 3, but if they still don't fix the button issues I won't come back to microsoft.

Sim

@@VKsChannel bacana. Levei até um susto quando ouvi kkkkkk Vou tentar fazer no meu dualsense. Obrigado pelo vídeo.

Probably selling in big quantities for resellers or game repair shops

Is the same thing you just need to solder it

I too am interested in this. I like the 8bitdo pro 2 layout and features but I really don't want to deal with stick drift.

si porque es el mismo que xbox one

There is. Check out Flydigi Vadar 3 and apex 4.