Tighter Hall Effect Joystick for Steam Deck OLED, Electromagnetic Thumbsticks Replacement with Capacitive Touch, Stream Deck Accessories for FPS Games, Pre-Soldered with Joystick Cap (1 Pair)

I will tell you guys, this is a must have upgrade, period. Steam Deck sticks, as well as other controllers, will start to drift eventually. Hall effects still is the best thing ever happened to gaming scene to permanently prevent drifting plague. This kit is very very nice and IMO it’s better than competitors. Nicely packed, comes with decent tools, the sticks itself is very high quality and in my case, does not require any calibration at all. But if you do need, instructions is nice and clear. They also comes with pre-soldered touch wire so no soldering job is needed. Simply bold-on and play, cannot be more easier. Overall, high quality sticks, good included tools, good pricing and nice packaging. This kit cant be beaten! Love it so much!

Seamless install, definite improvement. And comes with all the tools needed. Get this one

Big upgrade to the stock joysticks.

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.

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