Hyperkin Inc Hall Effect Joystick (GameCube Style) for N64

After taking a lengthy break from my N64, I became more accustomed to the smooth analog sticks on my switch pro controller. While this doesn't feel quite as good as that $70 controller, this replacement stick is buttery smooth compared to the original N64 stick. I have four original controllers and will be needing to upgrade every one to match the feel of the single unit I've replaced so far. I could see this being handy for anybody repairing and reselling original N64 controllers as well. It really elevates the performance.

My son kept getting toggle drift every time he would play using a ps5 controller on his computer. We ordered these over expensive alternatives and with a few solders works like a charm no more drift and toggles seem more responsive as well.

Desoldering was a pain but soldering the new one in its place was easy. I only changed out one thumb stick so I can barely feel the difference between factory and the replacement. It's negligible so I'm not stressed about it. One thing to note is DON'T FORGET TO RECALIBRATE. I got worried when I connected it to my computer and the new one was a few degrees off center but there's a few sites out there that let you recalibrate and it's good to go

These modules are terrible. 20-25% circularity error. After physically adjusting them and using the 3rd party calibrating GUI, 12-15% error. Running and aiming is very rough and a terrible experience. Spent a couple days trying to get these to work. Checked solder points and everything.

Fixed up an old controller and this works great for the classic controller

Replaced two controllers that were drifting with these. Works great, no drift, easy to calibrate.

Analog Feels Way Better Than OEM

These joysticks are the best I have tried. They took no adjustment and work flawlessly. YOU NEED THE TOOLS AND KNOWLEDGE TO DESOLDER A CIRCUIT BOARD. There are some good videos on YouTube on how to solder these. It took about 30 minutes to install.