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Compare it to Sony who still put potentiometers in their controllers. Good luck desoldering and replacing that once analogs inevitably start to drift. It's supe
by pawelduda 5mo ago
Compare it to Sony who still put potentiometers in their controllers. Good luck desoldering and replacing that once analogs inevitably start to drift. It's super easy to damage something else in the process as I learned.
- a96 5mo agoPlenty of people indeed do have good "luck" and repair these, apparently even putting in better parts.
- pawelduda 5mo agoyes, you can replace them with hall effect analogs, as they should be right out of the factory
- vortegne 5mo agoI'm no big Sony supporter or even a fan of the PS5 controllers, but changing the sticks is not that scary. I find reassembling the whole thing cleanly harder than swapping out a stick assembly.
- pawelduda 5mo agoThe pain point was desoldering the old analog, I found a lot of other people online struggle with this particular part. It's probably way easier if you have proper soldering setup at home, which won't be true for average person just expecting an easy fix. I understand how it can be quick and simple for someone with more experience
- vortegne 5mo agoI'm not really that good at soldering, maybe I just got lucky? I've only changed a stick twice on a PS5 controller, maybe on the third time I will mess it up horribly haha