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Reddit mentions of RGEEK 2 Pack 3D Analog Joystick Thumb Sticks Replacements for Nintend Switch Joy Con Controlle Switch Lite, Replacement Left/Right Repair Analog Jostick Thumb Sticks

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We found 4 Reddit mentions of RGEEK 2 Pack 3D Analog Joystick Thumb Sticks Replacements for Nintend Switch Joy Con Controlle Switch Lite, Replacement Left/Right Repair Analog Jostick Thumb Sticks. Here are the top ones.

RGEEK 2 Pack 3D Analog Joystick Thumb Sticks Replacements for Nintend Switch Joy Con Controlle Switch Lite, Replacement Left/Right Repair Analog Jostick Thumb Sticks
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    Features:
  • Package Include:2 pcs x Joystick For Switch Joy Con , 4 Replacement "Y" Screws
  • Replacement 3D Analog Joystick Thumb Stick Joystick Sensor Module For Nintend Switch NS Controller or Switch lite
  • Replaces your worn-out or damaged analog, fix the joycon controller drift issues, bring your controller back to life
  • NOTE: Please calibrate the joystick using Nintendo switch setting after installation if it drifts
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Found 4 comments on RGEEK 2 Pack 3D Analog Joystick Thumb Sticks Replacements for Nintend Switch Joy Con Controlle Switch Lite, Replacement Left/Right Repair Analog Jostick Thumb Sticks:

u/ServerOfJustice · 29 pointsr/Games

I expect you'll have the same problem as the original unit. But it's cheaper and quicker to do it yourself each time than sending it off to Nintendo. Here's a listing for $12 for two of them on Amazon, prime shipping.

u/peanut_brettle · 3 pointsr/Switch

It's not too bad. I did this a few weeks ago. Some kits come with the screwdrivers too. Definitely better than replacing both like all these other millionaires are suggesting.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MZ6PDG9/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_i_YUz0Db19B3WSW

This is a good walkthrough.

https://youtu.be/cMHl7GwbEb0

u/Nosdarb · 2 pointsr/SBCGaming

Answering my own question, now that I'm home and can check YouTube.

At around the 4:00 mark, you can see the sticks pretty clearly in this Taki Udon video. They're not as short as I thought they were. They're basically a slightly more compact looking version of the Adafruit stick.

I think, if I /really/ want L3 and R3, the lowest profile off-the-shelf part is probably the Nintendo Joy-Con thumb stick. But I think the easiest to solder will be the PSP 1000 series stick.

u/saintpiercing · 2 pointsr/NintendoSwitch

https://www.amazon.com/RGEEK-Joystick-Replacements-Controller-Replacement/dp/B07MZ6PDG9/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?keywords=switch+analog+stick&qid=1571852477&sr=8-5