Joystick Replacement Kit for Oculus Quest 2/ 3 Controller, OLCLSS Accessories for Oculus Quest 2 Controller and Meta Quest 3 Controller, Joysticks, Thumbstick, Screwdriver, Tweezer & Pry Tool (13-in-1)

The kit gives you everything you need, but you need to have a lot of patience. I had to take it apart fully twice because I seated the joystick wrong the first attempt. It took a good hour to take apart and put together the first time. Mainly because I was trying to be super careful and not break any of the plastic. The second attempt I had it apart and back together in roughly 20 minutes. Just make a layout of where all the screws go, especially the ones under the black cover that covers the buttons, because the length on them varies.I actually got two joysticks and accidentally damaged the ribbon on one on the first attempt but luckily the kit I got comes with two replacements. If you have it seated right though they pop right in. When taking it apart make sure you don't pop any of the other ribbons out of place. One of the ends of the ribbons on the ring popped out on one side and I had to reseat that, but it wasn't too difficult. Just be mindful of those, you'll see the ends connect to the board on each side under the trigger button. It's easy to jar that one loose just a little bit.I'm not sure what the metal pad tool is used for other than sitting there looking shiny on your work area. I really only needed the pry tool to help pop things apart, the large t5 screwdriver, and the tweezers. The tweezers help placing the screws in place and can be used to very carefully line up the end of the ribbon. Don't damage the ribbon out of frustration with the tweezers like I did! When putting the ribbon in, there's a really tiny black retainer clip on the top of the ribbon housing where it connects. It's super tiny and really hard to see if you don't have quite 20/20 vision. I flipped that up to insert the ribbon then flipped it back down to lock the ribbon in.The new joystick seems to work really well and the kiddo is happy there's no longer any drift.

Works. 2 screws inside controller seem like they need a smaller tip on the tool but I got them out and back in using the tool provided eventually.

There are a few kits with identical pictures and I got the cheapest one. It seems to work fine. The included screwdriver is not high quality but did the job.The included joystick caps are not the caps that are on your controller now. They go on top and there's really no reason to include them. Including the proper cap would have been nice but my old one is still functioning.I found halfway decent instructions on ifixit dot com. It has a diagram that is very helpful in getting the screws back into the proper places (there are several different lengths of screws). Getting the controller put back together is difficult but possible and this site had no hints. Other pages/videos might be better in this respect. You don't have to force anything but you do have to move the parts at just the right angles to get them back into place.

My daughters controller had a major drift issue, so we got this because it was very well priced (controller are $200 or more). Once it came we looked for some type of directions....nothing but a lot of small parts and tools. So after finding the correct you tube video and a lot of swear words we finally figured it out. If you are accustomed to fixing things like this or dont mind searching for a tutorial then this is definitely worth it!

When replacing the joystick I needed, I successfully replaced it with no issues.However when I go to play a game, the joystick is stuck moving left. If I move it all the way to the right, the calibration is dead center. And then, when I replaced the first new joystick with the second packaged one, it worked for maybe a week before it refused to register forward.Straight from the packaging and there’s already issues with the sensors. Absolutely terrible, please don’t waste your money on these dumpster worthy products.

Fits good and quality is good

I play a lot of Pop 1 so when my quest controller left thumb stick broke, so did my heart. At first I considered just running to the store to buy a new headset but that was vetoed by the joint tenant on my checking account. Ive heard about folks buying replacements thumb sticks so I got on Amazon looked around at the replacements (they all have the same components) and then read all the positive feedback. I was quickly sold on the idea so I took the plunge and purchased it (wanted to act quickly cause game withdrawals are real yo!).It took about a week to get the components and the second it landed I pulled up the installation video (on high speed) and got the kit out. The kit comes with everything you can possibly want or need to do the job. I would just recommend a paper and pen so you can write which screws go where. So after quickly realizing the video provided here is way too fast to follow I looked up the process on YouTube. A nice British fellow got on and started taking apart his controller as he had reportedly done several times to clean it (what he does with his controllers is completely sus). As he’s working he explains everything quite well except he had no idea what he was taking about when it came time to pull apart the hand grip. I pushed and pried at that damn thing for ten minutes before I finally yanked it apart almost cutting my hand up. I thought that was rough but the fact that I was able to do it with only cracking it a bit was pretty freaking impressive (as you will find). Then you have to clip out and eventually back in this ‘connection ribbon’. Okay so it pops out when you get the handle off cause finding the release tab requires you to be physically inside the handle but try and put that lil stinker back in and that’s when the fun really starts. I found that the easiest way to do this is to hang your phone (with flashlight on) off the edge of the table and then fold yourself into a C shape. Squint through your dominant eye while using the tweezers as you swear each time you can’t cram it into the cram hole. Pivot, open and reclose the handle several times to try and get a better angle before realizing there’s no good angle and you have to snap it all together again and use the tweezers for the next 30 minutes as you jam and poke at the receiver with the tape 500 times. It will land on the 499th attempt. After putting all the screws back into the motherboard you need to check to make sure everything works (buttons, toggles, etc) during which time you will find that one of the buttons is stuck so then you will unscrew it again for fun. Clipping this sucker back together is just as annoying as taking it apart. I won’t get into it because it just makes me anxious.So here is my final recommendation. It works!!! Can’t beat a like new controller after being cut off from your favorite pastime for a week. Negatives; if you have fat fingers good luck, if you have limited skills with tiny tools beware and if you have no patience just go and buy a new controller because your just gonna throw this one against a wall while trying to fix it. Good luck-play safe!