GuliKit Hall Effect Joystick Module For Steam Deck OLED, Electromagnetic Thumbstick Replacement with Original Touch Sensing, No Soldering, One-Key Calibration,Joysticks with Caps(Not for LCD)

Works amazing.........if you take the time to calibrate them with the internet little button on the back of the board. I also dropped my deck from five feet up directly on the right stick. Thinking that I probably cracked my screen, cracked the circuit board, you destroyed my deck! I was shocked to find out that the stick absorbed the entire impact. Even though the click mechanism was gone, the deck was still brand new. Would highly recommend if you don't mind the calibration process.

Noticeable improvement over the stock sticks. I replaced both since the original OLED right stick developed serious stick drift. The installation was simple following the ifixit guide video. I already had a T6 bit and spudger on-hand. I also ran into the Steam button not working after install problem but after making sure the TS cable was secured into the port the issue went away. This was a bit tricky as the connector is very tiny and it took a few tries to ensure it was snug. Using the calibration button on the back of the joystick module along with the calibration in game mode worked well. To further dial these in I went into desktop mode, opened console, and typed thumbstick_cal and followed the prompts and then went back into game mode and that allowed me to further lower the deadzones to almost zero. Very pleased with these and would recommend.

Perfect fit for OLED Steam Deck. This replaced a broken switch. Instructions were easy. My son swapped them out, his first repair of an electronic device, calibrated as instructed, had it done in no time. They work perfectly. Make sure you get the right ones for your model. Highly recommended.

Worked good until I got in peak, and it kept moving me to the left, could probably make it work if I tried a little harder.

These are a great replacement for a busted joystick on a handheld gaming system. I bought a IFixIt kit to help with installing the joysticks and it was extremely easy to do and much cheaper than the company had quoted (albeit a scary experience for a first timer). So far I haven’t had any issues with the joystick and can barely tell the difference between the original joystick and these. The biggest thing is to pay attention to a good step by step instruction manual. Plugging in all the necessary cords is definitely necessary. It’s been a few months and the sticks are still in good condition. Overall I’m happy with my purchase and find the joysticks to be quite good. Overall it’s a good value for the price.

I picked up these bad boys when I bought my Steam Deck. I never had any issues with the factory joysticks; I just wanted to upgrade them to prevent stick drift. The hall effect joysticks work great. No issues with them; and they were easy to install. There are different joysticks sets one for the LCD Steam Deck and one for the OLED version. Just make sure you buy the one that fits your particular SD.

This is my second set of GuliKit joysticks for the Steam Deck OLED. I just got my replacement kit in, installed them, just like the first set, they disable the steam button function and turn it into a cursor that only moves down on the screen. There is NO stick drift with the joysticks, as Amazon AI is stupidly trying to tag this review as, the joysticks work perfect. The only issue is they make the steam button inoperable, forcing me to reboot the deck when I want to close a game or go to the home screen. I have checked ALL connections on EVERY socket on EVERY board in more than triplicate, and everything is prim and propper. The issue is completely resolved when I reinstall my OEM joysticks, so the only possible culprit is the new GuliKit joysticks. I know from hundreds of review and youtube clips that these used to work amazing, so I don't know why both of the sets I received are doing this. Maybe a bad batch or QC decided they didn't want to do their job anymore? All I can say for certain is I'll be returning two sets on the same day

The OLED models quality is pretty poor - especially the V3. I bought the same sticks for my LCD deck and I loved it - when I got an oled I chose to get these and they work, however they are super scratch and both sticks make a slicking noise when moving either direction. I also bought these sticks from a different marketplace to verify and it still does that.

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I wrote this review after about a month of use. My OEM sticks have not drifted yet but I want peace in mind so I bought and install these. The installation process went smoothly, but calibration is a pain. However, after managed to calibrate it, it feels great. The sticks feel exactly like OEM and I can set deadzone all the way to the lowest. Square gate is a non-issue for me since I don't play competitive games so this feels like an upgrade for future proofing my Deck. I also tested the sensors with magnet and they're true Hall effect sticks, not potentiometer branding as Hall effect, since the magnet screwed up the input as you can see in the video, which is as intended.

Remplacement idéal des Joystick de base du SteamDeck OLED, en effet, la techno Hall garantie qu'il ne drifteront jamais. Le remplacement est relativement simple (il faut quand même démonter le Steamdeck, mais ça n'annule pas la garantie si vous faites attention en le faisant), pas de soudure à faire pour récupérer le fonctionnement capacitif du joystick puisqu'ils sont livrés avec leurs propre pad.

Super easy installation and great quality. I bought these out of necessity from accidental damage to my deck but I am very pleased with these. They're an upgrade to the original hardware that works perfectly with the steam deck oled. Pair these with a simple ifixit kit and you've got an incredibly easy (14 screw) upgrade to you're steam deck.

Installing them is easy, they are fiddly to calibrate the little button is hard to press. Make sure you move the little cable when installing them otherwise it can catch and make noise. You also need to go into desktop mode and calibrate them there too using the console command thumbstick_cal Got my dead zones down to about 3400 couldn't get them fully centre but I think that's coz I didn't take loads of time to get them perfect