Thread 716241551

Sony really need to do something about stick drifting on their controllers because this is ridiculous.

These controllers are even more expensive than ever but drift more than the older ones on the PS1, PS2 or PS3. The big drift issue really started with the Dualshock 4 but is magnitudes much worse with the Dualsense. I have to literally go out and buy a new controller at least once a year because of drift issues with the left stick. This is insane. We need to hold them accountable for this shit.

change the stick cap
the way you press on these sticks impact the way it wear out
ditching dome cap was a mistake that can easily be fixed, plenty of mods are available on amazon

can someone photoshop a black hand, it's almost like I'm scrolling reddit and not 4chan that's how jarring it is, you can almost think that /v/ is white but I won't get fooled so easily

buy a new one on Amazon, initiate a return, send back the one with drift.

ps vita had hall effect sticks. the only explanation that makes sense is snoy changed at some point and started cheaping out on everything

>>716241551 (OP)
Do you know how to hold a soldering iron, or only your dick, waste of skin? 18 bucks and an hour of time will solve your issue for life.

>>716242549
Only 1000 model, one with a good screen. I guess Sony saw that it's no use making good hardware, and went back to penny-pinching.

>>716241551 (OP)
Sony brags about how many controllers they sell.
I paid someone on ebay to replace mine with TMR and replaced the battery myself.

They want you to get the 200$ one anon

One last purchase for old time’s sake

Come on baby just the tip (tax)

>>716241551 (OP)
>research what the Hall effect is
>go down an hour long rabbit hole into particle physics

my stick keep drifting into ur mum butt she don't complain

>>716241551 (OP)
>sony need to do something
no they don't. they make more money selling you a cheaper to produce, intentionally defective product, and snoys will continue to buy them because they're cattle.
>>716242738
>buy replacement parts and solder to fix a product you paid a premium for
no, you retarded slave, I don't think i will pay to do their job for them. i'll just a buy a product that works.

>>716241551 (OP)
>I have to literally go out and buy a new controller at least once a year
You are a fucking retard sheep and should kill yourself for giving them money for these products. Also all it takes to remove the stick drift without replacing or resoldering anything is cleaning the potentiometers with isopropyl alcohol and a swab, you can find 100s of tutorials on YouTube. Unless you're too stupid to use a screwdriver.

>>716241551 (OP)
Honestly, it's criminal how bad it's gotten. The DualSense feels like a damn ticking time bomb the moment you crack it out of the box. You'd think charging $70+ for a controller would buy you some reliability, but nah-guess fragile potentiometers and shitty QC are a Sony tradition now. Meanwhile, other companies are starting to use hall effect sticks and acting like it's rocket science, when it's tech we've had for decades. At this point, I’d rather shell out for a third-party aftermarket mod with hall sensors than give Sony another dime for their overpriced disposable plastic.

>>716243897
At least you can replace the sticks for $20 on those.

>>716241551 (OP)
Learn how to use a controller you mongoloid. Ive never had this happen on any controller ive ever had

>>716242738
>$18
Amazon markup is wild.

>>716244438
>I will not fix my shit for almost nothing, I will pay the jew more and more for shit that breaks over and over
You do you, goylem.

>>716241551 (OP)
Nigga just buy a different controller

>>716245701
I know reading comprehension isn't your strong suit, aspie. It's okay, read my post again and try to reply with something coherent.
here's a little hint to help you along:
>i'll just a buy a product that works.

>>716246174
>Buy Dualsense product
>It works
>Then it doesn't
>Buy the next product
>It works
>Then it doesn't
Keep buying new things instead of repairing what you already own, that's good for the economy.