Lenovo Legion Go Joystick Caps - Eclipse Black Replacement Thumb Grips for Enhanced Gaming Precision Compatible with Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Controllers Enhanced Comfort & Grip

Love these. Easy on: Flip the edge up, like turning inside-out. Set on top of stick, roll edge down. Feels great, doesn't hit edges, even with a protective case on.

Fit on my Logitech G Cloud and really improved the feel of the thumb sticks (but still not perfect). It took a little effort to get them on fully but once seated they aren't going anywhere. Great value for the price though and I like that it's an "OEM" accessory too.

Not many options out there that perfectly fit the Legion Go S sticks, so I went with the ones from the manufacturer. While very simple to look at, they provide the main two things they're supposed to do - protein and grip. The price seems reasonable as well since they give you three pairs.

Work perfectly on Ally X. Tip: Flip them inside out. Put it on top of the joystick and push down. Fit like a glove.

I have to say, these are pretty nice. Makes the Legion Go's sticks feel a lot nicer. From the photos, I was expecting to use either the convex or flat with the logo, but surprisingly I prefer the concave ones (third in the stock photo). I don't feel my thumbs slipping off any longer and the slightly larger surface area makes an immense difference in comfort over time. They seem to resemble the grip I get from my Xbox Elite V2, which is actually great for most games in my experience. The handheld just feels a lot less cheap with this simple addition, along with a TPU case. You may know the Legion Go's controllers feel kind of hollow, so they can use all the help they can get and these two accessories will get you closer to a more premium feel. Now, on to the comparison. The Skull and Co. thumb grips garner tons of praise online and I'm going to say they're overrated. Yes, they feel nice, but between the extra grip on the sides and the skull logo itself being lightly textured grippy, it's too much. To the eye it's subtle for the skull logo, but I feel the difference is significant in actual usage. I don't like consciously feeling the grip during gameplay and I find that rather distracting. I think that's where Microsoft got it right with the Elite V2 stock thumb grips. You don't need a grippy texture over much of the surface of thumb grips. The sides having that grip is adequate and helps secure your thumbs down with just that, but hey, YMMV. Back to the Lenovo grips. I think the convex type exhibit the same issue as the Skull & Co. and that's that they're too grippy. The flat thumb grips have a slightly nicer size versus the concave Lenovo, more height, but they don't have enough grip on the sides. The concave are the sweet spot in my book as they basically retain the stock height for the joysticks, add enough surface area, and in the end refine the experience by an impressive amount. I give the package a 4/5 because I'm only using one pair of the grips, but that's enough to warrant the asking price.

Great Quality they fit very nicely and feels very comfortable, it’s a must have considering how small the joy sticks already are

The grips feels good and work just fine. A bit hard to put on.

These are fantastic for the original Legion Go. Turn them completely inside out, put them on top of the joystick (while inside out), and then flip the edges down.