RGEEK Update Switch joystick joycon replacement for Switch,Hall effect Joysitck for Nintendo Switch/OLED/Lite

I was about to spend extra money to buy new Joycons because of the annoying stick drift, until I found out you can replace the thumb sticks. These have been working perfectly since I installed them a few months ago! The replacement process was fairly simple and took maybe 45-60 minutes to do both.

These sticks seem to be misunderstood, I’m seeing lots of reviews saying they still drift which is incorrect, these do drift when you get them but after calibration are perfectly fine, I have gotten 2 of these and they’re both perfect. However, I have seen some people say they can’t be calibrated, this means they are defective and I recommend returning and getting a new pair as you just got unlucky, things happen that are out of the sellers control. I put these in my switch lite that got drift after 2 months of using it to prevent it in the future. They’re very easy to install on joycons, not so much on switch lite as it requires a near complete tear down and an hour of time, they feel great and perform perfectly normal, they may have minor centering issues which you can fix near perfectly if you keep recalibrating which can be a bit tricky, and finally they fit perfectly. Sorry for the long paragraph with poor grammar.TL;DR these worked great for me and if they don’t for you, you got a bad pair so just return and get a new set, no harm no foul. ✌️&❤️

My original left joycon didn't have stick drift, it had full out running for it's life. It was completely unusable; when I turned on the switch the joystick would just zoom to the left no matter what I did. I tried re-calibrating the sticks but it just zoomed to the left during calibration too.Installed these new ones, and it's like a whole new experience! They barely even needed calibration. Perfect! And I'm hopeful these will last for the rest of the life of the console (a launch day OG switch) since they're hall effect, and that's supposed to be better.The caps on these are ever so slightly smaller than the OG caps, but I don't think you'd notice unless you were looking at them side by side. They're also a little stiffer than the originals I took off, but that might just be age. They feel good to use, and super impressed!There are two other switches in my house and when they start to act up, I will not hesitate to buy these again. Highly recommend!

I get these a lot and they work for a while unless playing the switch often. Of course it takes a little bit of time to remove and replace the analog sticks, but are not too difficult to install.

Better than other brands! Othet brands of hall effect sticks kept breaking on me. These feel good and havnt broken yet

Ordered some and they were unfortunately defective, both of them failing to register movement, stuck in 'go left'. Got replacements next day and both of them work wonderfully! The installation of these in very easy, just go slow and don't use metal tools on the little board!Keep in mind that eventually these will wear out as well due to the design of the joycon (honestly Nintendo should half the cost for these things), but these are much cheaper than buying new ones and solve the problem faster than shipping them off for repair with Nintendo.Edit: went ahead and made it a full 5* review because despite the first two not working I got replacements quickly and both worked fine, the replacement process was quick and easy, which can't be said of all sources for parts like these.

One works perfectly. As it should. The second one feels crunchy and and sounds like it. It's like sand is inside or some other type of particle.. These are brand new and just installed. Quality control is major issue with these it seems.Update: received a new set of sticks. The issue I had on the first set does not exist on the second. I am a few hours in and they work perfectly.

After months of hearing about how these Hall magnetic sticks are the finest replacement possible for this new age of ultra thin joysticks I decided to give them a try - $25 isn't too bad to make an 80 dollar controller actually work as intended, right?Well, it wouldn't be, but these fall into the same trap as the standard issue joycon replacement sticks, albeit a bit slower. They work great for a day and then the next time you start up the console, they slowly start to work themselves towards drifting. Recalibrating helps, but why do I have to recalibrate them every time I want to play a game? Or to be extremely accurate, during the middle of playing a game?It's too much of a pain in the rear to replace these sticks and this set is the 4th time I've had to do it - obviously I was hoping it would be the last, so I'm not gonna bother with yanking them out and returning it, I'll just hold the L and admit that joycons are a lost cause.