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--Update: I couldn't initiate a return on this, but after I posted the review, the seller reached out and offered to send a replacement, I assumed of just the faulty stick, but they sent a whole new kit at no cost! Updated the rating accordingly.Sticks were as advertised, however one of the four was faulty and the 'R3/L3' button was defective. I didn't notice until after it was installed, so you definitely want to check that before install. The controller that got the two good sticks was fully restored. Probably just a bad luck pull, but definitely do what you can to check the sticks before installing. (Note: the stick worked and calibrated other than the button function)

Very effective joy sticks. Be prepared to soldier

Just did my first and it was a mission!! Kind of hard for my first time, only replaced the left analog and appears to be working perfectly!!I have another controller with the same issue on the left analog stick so gonna utilize the spares for it!!

Installed on the BDM-020. Lost one potentiometer within 5 minutes of gaming and another later on trying to calibrate them. I feel it was due to the heat from soldering them on the board. I removed the pots from a new unused joystick and attached them to the board, rather than unsoldering the entire joystick. The Calibration worked perfectly. Very nice product for replacing the original stick drifty ones.

Best thing I've bought for my ps5

Just soldered in both joysticks and there is some stick drift out of the box honestly disappointed

I was able to get them installed and tested and they work perfectly after calibrating them on the free site. The main issue was desoldering the existing sticks. I would recommend a heat gun. What I did was peel away the two parts of the stick with 3 solder points each then use a heat gun and pliars to pull them out. From there I used wire cutters to cut as many of the remaining connections as possible leaving only 2 that were unreachable. From there, heat the opposite side of those two and pull it off. Finally I used the heat gun and a thin piece of metal to melt the solder and push the remaining connection pieces through the holes and spear them out. Soldering the new parts in is extremely simple compared to this. In all it probably took me 3 hours to complete but I could probably do it in under 1 now that I'm familiar with the process.Edit: do not use flux when soldering the sticks to the board. It can flow into the stick and muck it up requiring you to redo the whole thing

Good product