Replacement Thumbsticks Compatible with PlayStation 5 DualSense Wireless Controller, 3D Joystick Module Parts Analog Caps Compatible with Sony PS5 Controller 4pcs

Good quality for people who actually know what they are doing. I bought these to try and fix the joystick drift on an old PS5 controller. After watching a Youtube video I attempted the repair myself. It's not this company's fault I'm an idiot and screwed it up. If I attempt a second repair I'd buy these again.

It worked great you will need a soldering iron that heats up enough to replace the thumb stick

Had no idea how involved/advanced the installation would be. Didnt realize it wouldn't plug in. I didn't even attempt, on my best day my soldering skills couldn't do a clean enough job to not ruin this.

With a years worth of use, I began to experience drift in my PS5 DualSense controller, which visibly is the movement of your onscreen character without controller input. For me, without thumbstick input, my character at times would just begin jogging left. Not ideal, and worsened with time.The culprit (for me) was potentiometer (the green 3-prong components on the sides of the joystick modules) malfunction, and this kit will correct the problem. You CAN desolder and replace the entire joystick module with one from this kit, but it’s EASIER to simply replace the disc wheel inside your existing potentiometer. If you insert a small flathead driver into the edge at the top of the potentiometer, you can pop the side tabs loose and gently bend it over to the side. I removed the disc wheel, cleaned the carbon film inside with an alcohol swab, and replaced the disc wheel with one (similarly removed) from this kit. After replacing the disc wheel, simply squeeze the casing back together until the side tabs reseat.Works perfectly, no drift whatsoever!There are plenty of how-to videos available online regarding disassembly of the controller, and this kit also includes the screwdriver and pry tool required to do it.I will give you advanced warning that the controller wiring is about as short as allowable for assembly, and if you pull too much against it, it’s very possible to inadvertently break the wiring at the solder connection. This actually happened to me, and you’d then need to strip the wire and resolder it to the appropriate node. For reference, the controller wiring is 26 gauge, and you’d need a wire stripper small enough (Klein Tools 11046) to accommodate the size.

Was not aware this would require soldering so have no idea if it is good or not as I decided not to try as it was too complicated.

Fixed the stick drift on my controller. Easy to use. Thank you!

I'm sure it works great, but you need extra equipment to smolder parts of it, otherwise it's never going to work.

I saw a couple reviews here blaming the parts,if you don’t have the skill or the proper tools don’t blame the parts,it is hard to do it ,but if you have basic soldering skills it’s not that bad.They look and feel good.