Interchangeable Thumbstick

Fits great on my Dualshock 4 controller. I have ExtremeRates Decade Tournament Controller Kit on mine and it still fits perfectly. Love how easy it is to put on and swap out, but isnt easy enough for the joystick to just fall out. Installation is simple enough, you just have to sepereate the front and back shell of the controller and lift up on the piece holding the motherboard and all the triggers. Tried to put it on my SCUF Envision controller, but did not fit and made a scratchy noise when i tried moving the stick. This however is expected, as its only for Playstation controllers. Great product, i have a total of 2 of these sets now (One in metallic red, the other in black.) and they both work great. After some use they DO get some slight wear lines on the lower part of the removable joystick, however this doesnt effect the use at all. Have had mine for around 1 year, and only use 2 of the sticks. Great value and great purchase if you want to up youre accuracy in shooter games.

These are great fit great and don't wiggle around and give play unlike some interchangeable thumbsticks. The material is great and durable but the stippled dotted grips on the thumb sticks do fade out after some time. The height of the thumb sticks is a little taller than Xbox thumbsticks. Actually the default height of these is the tallest out of all the interchangeable AND regular thumbsticks I have. I am a huge controller collector and modder so I buy many different types of interchangeable thumb sticks to play around and also for my own leisure and I found that the default height on these is the tallest out of all. So just something to keep in mind. Still considered short but if you're coming from a PlayStation style controller you will need a little used too.

I actually own a DualSense Edge, but wanted taller thumbsticks on my regular DualSense for when I'm not playing multiplayer games. I do have FPS Freeks, but wanted a more permanent method of installing taller thumbsticks, as FPS Freeks can be inflict scratches on your controller due to them rubbing on the controller's body every time you move your thumbstick to the edge. Install was fairly straightforward. Yes, you do need to open up your DualSense controller. Go look up teardown videos on YouTube. The DualSense controller isn't any more difficult to open up vs. the previous DualShock 4 model from the PS4. My ONLY complaint (and why I won't give this five stars) is that the joystick cap that actually installs onto the joystick modules inside the controller seem to have been manufactured with such tight tolerances that you need to apply significant pressure to get the cap on. If you want to remove it (which I tried doing), it's going to need just as much pressure, which I can see damaging the controller's motherboard over time (if you're coming in here to remove stick drift often) if you're not very careful with it. The OEM caps from Sony come on/off very easily, so it's baffling why eXtremeRate designed their caps like this. But once it's all done and your controller's put back together, it works flawlessly. I use the tallest thumbstick and it's been great at replicating my DualSense Edge and FPS Freeks experience. Note: If you feel the new thumbsticks "rubbing" against something, it simply means you didn't apply enough pressure to have the cap go all the way into the joystick module inside. Open it back up and try again.

Me ayudó bastante para mejorar mi aim en los FPS. Me hubiera gustado que también viniera otro par de los que vienen en el joystick pero llevo más de un año con ellos y aún funcionan perfecto.

I bought these for my powerA fusion pro 2 and work wonderfully, but I also tried them on a regular xbox controller and they work as well. Pretty good quality although the tall flat stick has little to no grip on the edges, however the dots in the middle make up for it so it's not unusable but something to keep in mind, otherwise they're near perfect.

Normally I love stuff from EXTREMERATE. Most of their products are well designed, fit together great and work perfectly. The sticks are by far the worst things I've purchased from them. They're super tight and you have to apply a ton of pressure to slide the caps onto your stick. Once they are on, you feel like you were going to break the board or the joystick trying to pull them off. Odds are, you are going to have to pull them off because of a massive design flaw. The lower part that fits over the joystick is too small. You can see the edges of it when you move the stick all the way in one direction. It wouldn't be a huge thing, but the edges snag the friction ring and prevent the stick from returning to it's original position. They could have fixed this issue by having that part go down as far as it does on the original joysticks, so I'm not really sure why they went this route.

The thumb placement is fire 🫡💥 Grip pretty sturdy Easy install id say better than any brand Control Freeks

The two on the far right don't even match. It was advertised to all match each other. When I opened up my controller, the right analog base wasn't fitting at first. Then I pressed down really hard, and it finally stayed in place. However, when I compared the height of the two bases once installed in the controller, the right was a little taller than the left side. Looking at it now, it still looks higher than the other side but tbh, I didn't even notice it when playing. Not sure if this is how it's supposed to be nor do I know how to explain it, but there's a bit of a drag when wiggling them around when you play. Has anyone experienced the same thing? Could be something that needs getting used to. It's not a bad product. The quality feels good, and I've been looking for this type of product for a while, especially since I've gone through many analog caps where you just put it on top of the analog stick without taking it apart. I just wish it all was the same caps.