Controller Stick Drift Repair — PS5, Xbox & Switch
Character moving on its own? We fix stick drift with a full module replacement, or upgrade to Hall effect / TMR sticks that physically can't wear out again.
From £20
Which controller? All of them.
Same repair, same warranty — whichever pad you play on.
PlayStation
DualSense and DualSense Edge — sticks replaced or Hall effect upgraded.
Xbox
Series X|S and Elite Series 2 — standard replacement or TMR upgrade.
Nintendo Switch
Joy-Cons and Pro Controller — drift fixed or Hall effect fitted.
Book your stick drift repair
Choose the exact repair and how it reaches us. You'll go straight to secure checkout.
90-day warranty · no fix, no fee · secure checkout
What's included
Standard module replacement · £20
The worn stick module is removed and replaced with a new OEM-spec module, then fully recalibrated. It restores normal control for the lowest fixed price.
Hall Effect / TMR upgrade · £20 one / £35 both
Magnetic sensors replace the wearing carbon contact inside a standard stick. There is no contact surface to wear out again, making this the permanent upgrade choice.
- Board-level fitting
- Full stick recalibration
- Deadzone and play testing
Measured, not promised.
Every controller is tested on a stick analyser before it leaves the bench. This is a real repair — 24.2% circularity error on arrival, back inside factory spec after the module replacement.
Two ways to get it fixed.
Choose free Leicester drop-off or £2.99 tracked return delivery directly in the booking panel above.
Other common fixes
Charging Port Replacement
PS4 £12.50 · PS5/Xbox £20 · Switch Pro £20
Bumpers & Shells
£25 — cracked bumpers, worn shells and faceplates replaced.
Custom Repair
Quoted — anything else, diagnosed first and priced before work starts.
Drift fixes our customers rated 5 stars.
“Brilliant communication and very happy with the repair and upgrade for my stick drift and faulty d pad.”
Aim where you actually aim.
Quoted before any work starts. Pay only when the repair is approved — and if we can't fix it, you pay nothing.
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