are the thumstick controls more presise then the original,for the original controller sticks are too loose.
835471
No perceivable difference. Unit feels good, kids are not hard-core gamers but they have put in maybe 60-80hrs since purchase and it's their favorite controller.
2032302
J. Yuan is very wrong. They are incredibly different. These thumb sticks should have been originally on the PS4 controller to begin with. The original sticks were made of very crappy material and the rubber tips wear off so fast. With these sticks, you can absolutely feel the difference. They are very responsive because they are slightly taller which means they actually give you more control. No dead zone by what I can find. I played Destiny heavily for a full day with the new sticks and honestly, they are so much more comfortable. Honestly, I say just buy them. They are not expensive and it's an easy swap procedure. I promise you that you will enjoy them. Its hard to describe the feel of them besides that they grip your thumb and stay in place where you want it. Them being slightly taller means you have more control. For me the biggest selling point was the material they are made of. You can just feel that it is a stronger and better quality material. For a controller costing almost $70, you would think they could put a quality rubber on the thumb stick but they didn't. Bad news for Sony. Just buy these and put them in. You will think like me and go, "Wow! These are the best thing Microsoft ever made for Sony!"
819873
The buttons feel real "crisp" and "pop" when you go to push them. Not in an annoying/bad manner. The joystick feels right, but at the bottom for the plastic disc part (at the base) they should have done a better job.
2273103
I never tried it but the inputs are the same that the original nes had. I think they are compatible and as soon as I see an old nes joystick I will buy and try it out
819874
The joystick isn't as smooth, but that's the only difference I feel. It's been awhile since I actually held an n64 controller though.
1109419
Yes, although there have been some updates to the controller, I believe. Minor in the grand scheme, but I would look into if you're hoping for the absolute latest.
583449
The piece is all rubber is necessary to dismantle the controller to install (Is very easy, but you need a Tri-wing Screwdriver for Nintendo is very cheap and works in other nintendo machines).Replacement is perfect, if you don't say anything the people will not know if the original is or is this replacement part.
2215566
I'm pretty sure that fightstick does not have a Sanwa joystick on it. This part is specifically for a Sanwa JLF joystick. If you don't have that I would not recommend this part for you.
2086470
Yes, I have a X52 that the joystick went bad with and so I bought a CH Fighterstick and it works fine. The only issue is that without the X52 joystick, you obviously can't clutch and change modes with the X52 throttle. Incidentally I like the CH stick a lot better; it's more precise and a lot less jittery than the X52 stick.
283233
Not made for it specifically, but it might work overall, after some adjustment, can get the job done in my opinion since the controllers are not that dissimilar, but again, not an exact fit.
819877
Overall its a great controller. The buttons are very responsive and there's a nice feel to it. The only problem I have with it is the joystick, it's not made very well at all. It will occasionally stick when going from right to left and makes clicking noises when going in a circle (although it doesn't become stuck as much after a fair amount of use). Some people don't seem to have a problem with it though, so it may just be a matter of getting lucky with a good one.
1948873
I own 2. This is a knock off of Microsoft's Wired 360 controller. The trigger inputs are binary, rather than analog. The joysticks are not calibrated properly. They seem to always been pointing in a direction at 1/4 throttle. The joys sticks also have huge dead spots. The vendor, "1Bad", did not do a great job with this controller. The price speaks for itself. If you don't mind these flaws, and just need a gamepad with a few working inputs, this is the controller for you. I would not recommend it though. Good luck in your search for a usb controller.
324856
It's cut out to fit the factory controller...and only in one direction. If this other controller is any bigger... Probably not.
150963
Best place to find out is the manufacturer. There are more than one dimension. The inside diameter which fits on the stick itself, and the outside diameter which probably comes in several sizes depending on the specific model you have. If you know the brand, just get on the internet and it will also provide you a location to order the replacement. That's what I would do. If you live in Europe, so much the better, as most of the devices are manufactured there anyway.
482079
It will not. A wobbly stick is caused by the joystick box, the thing you plug the rubber piece into. To fix a wobbly stick you either have to get a new controller or solder a different box on.
181212
Yes it fits! Only problem I experienced is that I had to trim the inner part a bit so it wouldn't rub against the insides of the controller. The part where the thumbstick will be attached to, a small squared box.
1907125
I just rebuilt my old white wired controller (circa 2005) using this kit. The only thing that doesn't fit are the back and the piece between the bumper buttons. I left those white, so I have a two color controller now. It actually looks decent.