Joystick Replacement Kit for Oculus Quest 2/3 Controller, Repair Kit for Meta Quest 2/3 Controller, Include 2 Joysticks, T5 Screwdriver, Tweezer, Pry Tool, 4 Thumbstick Grips (Black-11-in one)

I recently purchased the joystick replacement kit for my Oculus Quest 2, and I couldn't be more pleased with the outcome. My son had been struggling with a faulty joystick that would spin uncontrollably, causing him to miss out on playing his favorite game, "I AM SECURITY." It was frustrating for both of us, but I found this replacement kit and decided to give it a try.I watched a tutorial video before diving into the replacement process, which was incredibly helpful. The instructions were clear, but I must emphasize that patience is key. Taking your time to carefully follow each step will make the process much smoother.Once I replaced the joystick, we tested it out, and I’m thrilled to report that it worked perfectly! No more spinning out of control. My son is back to enjoying his game without any issues, and his happiness was worth every minute spent on the repair.Overall, I highly recommend this joystick replacement kit for anyone experiencing similar problems with their Quest 2. It’s a cost-effective solution that saved us from having to buy a new controller. If you're handy and willing to put in a little effort, this kit is definitely worth it!

The instructional video on the product page wasn't hard to follow, and this kind of work is much easier if you have steady hands. If you're not careful with the controller while taking it apart, you can definitely break parts of the controller. This comes with two joysticks, so you can replace both left and right controllers if need be. It also comes with all of the tools you need, but if you have your own favorite screwdriver, that works too.After about a half hour of taking apart the controller and putting it back together again, the drift was gone, and the quality of the joystick already feels better than the ones that the Quest Touch controllers ship with. I got these about a month ago at the time of writing this, and I have no issues with them yet. I would definitely recommend this to anyone that's okay with saving some money by tinkering with the controllers to fix the drifting issues instead of buying another set of controllers.

The joystick on my controller had horrible drift, when I wasn't even touching it and set it down the joystick registered as it was constantly at the up position. After replacing it using this kit I have 0 drift. Looking at the calibration it stayed directly in the middle without shaking even.As a heads up, this is not as easy to install as the 4 steps in the description lead it to seem. If you are uncomfortable working with tiny objects this would be a real struggle. It does not come with instructions, but you can easily find some if you search 'quest 2 joystick replacement'; I personally used Ima_Rainbow's tutorial. Do note if you use that one, it doesn't explain that you will also need to transfer spring that comes on your quest's original thumbstick so don't throw it out. The flat edge of the joystick's metal piece should be away from the ribbon, VR Review's tutorial shows this at 6:22.Note: If you think you would struggle with it I recommend reaching out to Meta through email. I did and I received an out-of-warranty deal of a refurbished one for $50, despite mine being used and without a box. I just decided to go with the $20 and experience, especially as it came with another piece which would be useful if my other controller gets drift, and I'm sure any future times would be considerably less time.

So the Philips screwdriver isn't small enough to remove some of the screws. (Luckily, I had my own tool set).Other than that, everything is working perfectly. No stick drift, no nothing.Some people are arguing about how it doesn't have the sensor, so they can't continue. The way to have the sensors work is by transferring the ones from the original controller to the new joysticks. And even if you don't have them, the controller is still usually, you just won't have sensors on the thumb sticks.Other people have been saying that once they finished, the controller was just fried. That is something that does happen if you do this thing to your controller. It's a risk that you have to take if you want to fix your controller. So make sure you don't have any static electricity on yourself and wear rubber gloves and be careful when you do it.Other than the complaints the people have been having about that, it's a good product. Takes some time to put it together but it's worth the outcome. I had stick drift for 1 and a half years and now I'm clear without any of it, feels amazing.

Arrived fast af and worked perfectly. Only downside is you have to completely disassemble the controller to replace the part. So only buy if your comfortable with doing that. As for the product itself, i love it.