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PS5 Hall Effect Joystick - Drift-Proof DualSense Replacement

PS5 Hall Effect Joystick - Drift-Proof DualSense Replacement

Regular price $8.99 USD
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Part no.
P85705
Fits
Sony PS5 DualSense (all revisions)
Won't fit
DualSense Edge, PS4 DualShock 4
Skill
Soldering
Stock
In stock
4.9 from 2,448 reviews · 16.1K parts shipped · selling since 2021 Read them on Whatnot
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Orders are packed and tracked in one to three business days. Over 16,000 parts sent out since 2021 at a 4.9 rating across 2,448 reviews.

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The full rundown

DualSense drifting on its own — camera creeping, character walking, with your thumbs nowhere near the sticks? The stock PS5 stick is a carbon potentiometer and it wears a groove into its own track. Cleaning and recalibrating buys a few weeks; the part is simply worn out.

Hall effect sticks read position with a magnet instead of a contact arm. Nothing inside touches anything else, so there is nothing to wear through — the drift does not come back.

This is a soldered repair. The module has 14 pins through the controller board and must be desoldered to remove. You need an iron, wick or a desoldering gun, and some practice before you try it on a controller you care about.

Fits: Sony PS5 DualSense, all revisions.
Does not fit: DualSense Edge, or PS4 DualShock 4.

Sold as a single stick. A DualSense has two — order a pair if both drift or you would rather open it once.

Recalibrate afterwards with the DualShock calibration tool at dualshock-tools.github.io.