Customer Ratings & Reviews

Quite useful product, the only reason I havent bought more is due to lack of supply in store.

If you have the dual edge this is what you need is like buying a new controller under $20 dollars

The truth is, a very good product. Everything related to Best Buy is the best in technology, always arriving on time or even earlier.

I wish the normal controller joysticks worked, but at least this is a good alternative to buying more controllers.

Great device, i hope they keep it in stock, i plan on continuing to buy it in the future.

This is the best upgrade that you could have on a controller now I don’t have to babysit my controller because if I have a stick drift at the end of the day I just buy this $20 attachment which I already have put it in my controller and I’m good to go, good job Sony.

I appreciate that they made an extra slot in the dual sense edge case for this. I have had my controller for over 6 months and still havent had stick drift. But good for peace of mind.

It’s is a perfect thing to have in case of stick drift

A little pricey per stick but still cheaper than replacing the entire controller. The new sticks were responsive and bright the controller back to feeling brand new.

Smart buy for The Edge owners, like the title says. Sony makes these, and they no longer have any in stock, so it’s a smart buy if you’re an Edge owner. Best Buy is a trusted source for sure!

Worked great fixed the stick drift it was very easy to fix.

Excellent product. I was looking for weeks to get it.

Very good replacement analog stick would recommend

This is Sony's answer to stick drift. A $200 controller and $20 modules that costs 1/3rd of a standard controller, but the internal joystick is the exact same potentiometer they use in every other Dualsense controller. For a controller that's "pro" or "elite" you'd think Sony would just spring for the extra $1.50 it would cost to get on board with Hall Effect or TMRs and eliminate stick drift entirely. If you buy this, do yourself a favor and upgrade it to TMR at your earliest opportunity. Or buy one that's already upgraded for around $40.

Easy and quick to install. Saw an instant improvement after having older stick modules that have been used pretty regularly in the past two years

Works great. The same as the original. Easy drop in.

This product is very well made and works exactly as described. Installation was easy, it feels durable, and the performance has been excellent so far. I’m very satisfied with the quality and would definitely recommend it to others.

It took me getting another dualsense controller which after 4 months also had a stick drift to find this. Thanks i didn't have to buy another controller. Working good so far.

This controller adds some customizability and comfort. Used for about a year now and often. No stick drift until now. Ironically, the replacement stick modules are out of stock everywhere. Sole purpose was to change thumb stick module for $20 vs having to buy a new controller every 3 months. If i wouldve known they are hard to come by I wouldve considered other option. Otherwise the controller is great

I’d give Sony’s PlayStation stick module a solid 4/5 overall. The biggest win is how it makes controller maintenance feel way less like a “replace the whole thing” situation and more like a quick, practical fix. Swapping a drifting stick is straightforward, and it’s genuinely satisfying knowing you can get your controller feeling fresh again without tossing the entire unit. It also feels like Sony finally acknowledged the reality of heavy use—especially for games that are brutal on sticks. That said, it’s not a perfect victory lap. The price is the main sticking point: even though it’s cheaper than buying a whole new controller, it still feels a bit steep for what is essentially a wear item. I also wish availability and stocking were more consistent, because a modular repair idea only really shines when the replacement parts are easy to grab. And while the swap is simple, it’s still a little annoying that this kind of “planned wear” is something players have to deal with at all—Sony could be doing more on the durability front so replacements aren’t needed as often. In the end, it’s a great step in the right direction: convenient, cleaner than full replacements, and a real quality-of-life upgrade for people who actually put hours into their controllers. But between the cost and the fact that it feels like a solution to a problem that shouldn’t be so common, it lands at 4 stars—recommended, just not without reservations.