2 Pack Joystick Replacement for Oculus Quest 2/3 Controller/Meta Quest 2/3 Controller, 14 in One Replacement Joystick Analog Thumb Stick Repair Kit for Oculus Quest 2/3 Accessories

Bought this kit to fix stick drift on my Quest 2 controller, and it works well! The replacement joystick functions just like the original, and my controller is back to normal.Pros:✅ Fixes Stick Drift—Controllers feel like new again.✅ Comes with Everything You Need—Includes tools and multiple parts.✅ Good Value—Cheaper than replacing the controller.Cons:❌ Included Tools Are Basic—They work, but nothing special.Final Thoughts:If you’re dealing with stick drift on your Quest 2, this kit is a solid fix. Just don’t expect high-end tools—though they get the job done. Great buy for DIY repairs!

Replaced the joystick in my right controller. Little difficult to replace but it works great, can’t tell the difference between this and the factory one. Great value for the money.

Way too hard to do. It's too easy to accidentally tear the ribbon cable or break something taking everything apart. Kit was ok, but you might as well just spend the money on a replacement and not flushing money away trying to do it yourself.

The repair was going along well but we broke something. Definitely worth the try.

Bought the product because the video shows how easy it is to remove the broken component from an oculus joystick. However, the screws are angled in such a way that the provided screwdriver does not fit inside the round ring of the joystick. It is impossible, using the tool provided, to do this. Also, the plastic prying tools are useless. They snapped upon first use. They have the strength of a plastic drinking straw. If you had the right tools, this kind of job might be fine, but these tools are not adequate for the job. I don't know if the actual toggles are any good, because I couldn't get to the old ones to replace. Just purchasing new joysticks, which is a better use of my time.

I think the repair took about 45 mins total. I got a tear down video from youtube to follow and everything when rather smoothly. You just have to be exact in your steps. There are a couple of places were you could damage something if you just ripped it off. I will say they need to update the screw driver also I found I only needed the t5 driver. Not sure what the others are for but there is a removable bit that no matter how much i try to tighten it still falls out. Not great during a repair but still usable.I would suggest that people doing this get a grounding strap or atleast touch something metal before starting. Make a clear work space available to hold everything. I actually have a esd pad that has sections to hold tools and screws keeping everything neat. With a bit more practice I could probably do it in about 15-20 min.

Before buying this I read several reviews stating it was a little difficult but they got it done, so I bought it bc there is obviously a left controller problem from the get go. My unit is fairly new and used very little. Any who.1st, the tools given ain’t worth a darn. They work on 60% of the screws but no chance at getting all, and, finding a tiny screw driver to work would be a job itself.So after drilling out 2 screws that were near impossible, you fight the glue and clips. Once you crack stuff and pry that apart, you have a tiny ribbon with no slack that needs unhooked and reattached and let me tell ya, NOT EASY. Once that’s done you have to remove the inside computer chip base which has 2 screws blocked by the trigger knob. At this point, due to tedious headache to save 90$ and it taking 35-40 min to get here, I did what I should have done to begin with and threw it in the trash!Not worth the headache!!!

So, I ended using my iFixit kit because as soon as I pulled out the screwdriver, the top popped off. I didn't think much of it at first until I screwed off the metal cap, dumped out the bits and then accidentally put the cap on upside down. So, it's never coming back out. After trying to deal with the setting up of the bit I got over the amount of actions it took and just got out the ifixit set.META Mechanic had the best video to follow, since it has extra explanation on the reassembly process and a diagram for the screws.After I did one, I did have to leave the face to gap a little. I'm not sure yet, but the stick was against the face so it created friction. Not pressing the face all the way flush seems to be what worked.