JeyllyOriginal 3D Analog Joystick Joy-Con Replacement Left/Right Repair Kit Thumb Sticks Sensor with 4 “Y” Screws for Nintendo Switch Joycon Controller and Switch Lite Console - 2 Pack Black

To be clear, if your not confident/comfortable with replacing the joystick, taking apart small electronics with multiple tiny security screws, normal screws, and ribbon cables this is not for you, there's a reason they charge money to repair these things.The joycon itself is pretty well put together, surprised that even the internal plastics invisible to the user are the same colour on the inside as the outside, but if you can figure out how it comes apart, you can swap the joystick mechanism and put it all back together, worst part was pulling the battery off of its adhesive and the tiny tiny ribbon cables (I recommend a good pair of tweezers for the ribbon cables, they are fiddly).After reassembling, tried to update the firmware, and it was already matching what I had. tested it out and it worked flawlessly, didn't even need calibration.Feels like its internal spring mechanism is a little bit stronger than my other joycon joystick, but that could be because the other one is still original and worn from use, other than that it looks and feels the part, you wouldn't know it wasn't the original without looking at the part numbers. Very happy with this

My son broke one on his switch lite so we bought this to replace. We paid someone to fit for us and they fitted perfect and done the job with no issues. Fairly easy to fit if you have the know how.

For those looking for the quick answer: This is a GREAT solution to drifting problems, these will get your sticks straight again, and for the price? It's a no-brainer. For the more detailed issue I had (which was somewhat minor, but still an issue), read on.When I first put these sticks into my Joy Cons, the offset was off, point just slightly in an up-right position. I actually had to remove them again and clean under the analog stick's rubber 'dress' to correct it again. This wouldn't be a problem for someone of my level of understanding of Joy Con's (I do this for fun and to help friends), but for someone who is doing this for the first time, or someone who wants minimal fuss; please do realise that they may not start out perfect, and may need a little tinkering here and there.All-in-all, the result was the desired one. I didn't feel the need to contact the seller about this, as it is easy enough to fix with the right tools, and they really do work as though I've just bought a brand new pair.

Purchased to fix a Nintendo Switch Lite that had drift on the left-hand joystick.A well priced replacement that arrived quickly and was very easy to install (plenty of guides on the Internet and YouTube) - would recommend.

It's refreshing to buy a product like this on amazon and it actually be decent quality, thankfully these replacement thubmsticks fixed the set of joycons I was working on, I'd ordered from a reputable seller on monday, bank holiday weekend arrives and they still have not arrived! As a last ditch attempt on thursday I ordered some from another well known website for console parts in the UK, paid £6 for next day delivery, it's now Sunday evening and neither order has shown up.I ordered these on Amazon this morning, they arrived less than 12 hours after ordering.Suffice to say they work really well, feel the same as the OEM parts and have the same resistance feel and tactile feedback from the click as OEMs do. I'll be using these in my future repairs as they are failry priced with a good delivery window from Amazon.

These are part for part replacements, high quality, exactly what you need for Switch lite. I would say that if you're replacing the left stick it's fairly straightforward, but if you're replacing the right stick it's far more tricky. There are lots of small connectors, screws, and film cables to worry about. There are great youtube tutorials available, watch those, follow them. You will need a fairly small philips head screwdriver and a 2mm Y driver, I'd also grab a cocktail stick for prising those little tabs and connectors and some fresh thermal paste (for heat sink, or snack). It's not for the faint hearted but take your time and stay organised... changing a right stick involves removing the motherboard, heat sink etc.

You will need a Y00 screwdriver, I bought a kit from Amazon with the prisebar, and mini Phillips screwdriver, was about £7 and invaluable for opening all of the parts. You will also need a bright lamp, tweezers and nerves of steel. The instructions shown in the listing are pretty accurate, except for a few extra screws to remove when removing the battery tray. The crucial bit is plugging the film connector into the circuit board, needs a bit of force. All went back together and has fixed the annoying drift which had developed. Boy is happy and have saved a ton on new joycons.

Only needed fit the red stick (left joycon) to repair drift. It's not too difficult to replace, more fiddly. After about a month it's starting to click when making a full circle motion. Apart from that works just fine.

Great price, great product. I ordered my first set and they both worked great so I thought I’d order another set and they also work perfectly, however they did come in slightly different packaging which I found interesting. All 4 have not needed any calibration as of yet :) I have two more on the way for my Sakura joycons.

Accidentally broke the ribbons on the manufacturer joysticks because they were super fragile. These fit and work perfectly. They are also much higher quality and have a stronger ribbon.

So far I've used these joysticks on both a regular Switch and Switch Lite. The Switch Lite repair went fantastically, with both joysticks working great right out the gate. A couple of months later, they still work with no issues and feel exactly like OEM. No complaints whatsoever.However, one of the two I ordered to fix the drift on my regular Switch was defective. The input was registering as if the stick was constantly held to the left. Reseating everything didn't work, and neither did recalibrating -- any movement to the right was not registered. Luckily that joycon didn't really have much drift to begin with, so I could swap the OEM stick back in, but it was still kind of disappointing.Rating this highly anyway because I know the quality is usually good and I think I just got unlucky here, but be aware that there is the possibility for defects. I could probably return them, but one of the pair is already in my joycon and working fine so I don't want to bother. You may want to test both sticks on the first joycon you repair just in case you get a problem stick.

Was pretty easy to install after watching a you tube video, needed a special tri tip screwdrive which I ordered separetely, also needed a very small phillips screwdriver. Installed and works perfectly

This is a really good product, just as good as the original Nintendo switch joy stick. Just remember it doesn’t come with the special tools to open Nintendo’s triangle shaped screws. Make sure you have the proper tools before ordering this product.