Hardware Hall Effect sensor joycon sticks on Amazon

[Dethil]

Apparently Gulikit announced these same sticks on their site now. So apparently these are authentic sticks from Gulikit.
Link: www.gulikit.com/productinfo/945307.html
I will update the first post soon.

 

[TheStonedModder]

Apparently Gulikit announced these same sticks on their site now. So apparently these are authentic sticks from Gulikit.
Link: www.gulikit.com/productinfo/945307.html
I will update the first post soon.

I like that replaceable stick cap design

Hopefully they also release some inverted ones (like Xbox uses on their thumbsticks)

 

[binkinator]

Apparently these where already around/made? Maybe cause of that this other brand might be cheaper to purchase(I’m at work so I havnt looked them up yet )

Correct. GK OEMs ksilver’s joycons. GK does not make them. This is a fact.

 

[AngelofWoe]

They probably won't reply until after Chinese New year

That's entirely understandable.

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Did you get an answer?

No, but I sacrificed one for science:

 

[binkinator]

No, but I sacrificed one for science:

Nice! Now put it back together!

 

[AngelofWoe]

Nice! Now put it back together!

Yeah I bought an extra just to do this. It broke opening it

 

[binkinator]

Yeah I bought an extra just to do this. It broke opening it

thank you for your sacrifice.

 

[xFlesk]

is this legit or fake ? what you think ?

 

[Dethil]

is this legit or fake ? what you think ?

Those are not hall effect joysticks. They're the old ones with carbon film stuff.

 

[xFlesk]

thank you for answer i think THOSE are legit the price i also way more legit

 

[AlanLC]

 

[binkinator]

is this legit or fake ? what you think ?

“real” carbon film.

thank you for answer i think THOSE are legit the price i also way more legit

Quite possibly real but only $2 off for the privilege of waiting 2-3 weeks for shipping and the risk of it being fake. Hmmmmm.

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these are legit ones @Dethil posted and from a reputable store with a return policy. Do it.

 

[xFlesk]

Quite possibly real but only $2 off for the privilege of waiting 2-3 weeks for shipping and the risk of it being fake. Hmmmmm.

you are right, i think i wait for my local shops thank you

 

[jkyoho]

K-SILVER. another brand from China, they also makes hall sense joystick but not sure if they have the JC ones because mainly they produce pro type joystick just like Gulikit.
Here is there vid from China YT
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV18d4y1N7hJ

Oh, Now I remember. K-SILVER does have JC type hall effect stick but not public for sale only one repair store testing with them

 

[fvig2001]

Apparently it's going to be reviewed soon by Youtube Phawx, so probably will wait for that

 

[binkinator]

K-SILVER. another brand from China, they also makes hall sense joystick but not sure if they have the JC ones because mainly they produce pro type joystick just like Gulikit.
Here is there vid from China YT
https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV18d4y1N7hJ

Oh, Now I remember. K-SILVER does have JC type hall effect stick but not public for sale only one repair store testing with them

https://www.gulikit.com/newsinfo/690393.html

 

[AngelofWoe]

Done, but they leave a gap that's bigger than what is normally covered by the gaskets so there's an opening into the system / Joy-Con.
I had to calibrate one of them.

 

[xFlesk]

great stuff
any problems with callibration ?

 

[AngelofWoe]

great stuff
any problems with callibration ?

No. One of them was actually stuck like it was always being touched, even when reset to default, but calibration fixed it and stays through reboot.

 

[NeoHoth]

Apparently these where already around/made? Maybe cause of that this other brand might be cheaper to purchase(I’m at work so I havnt looked them up yet )

K-Silver are the ones I had problem with (see my thread), as they are factory-calibrated differently and do not play along nicely with Joy-Con motherboards by providing a huge off-center that cannot be calibrated neither with Switch software, nor Joy-Con ToolKit for this time being (excluding tedious calibration with external magnet).

There is a video from a Chinese BiliBili source showing an installation of K-Silver joysticks on Joy-Cons with the additional tiny board that would compensate for that off-center.

If you want to tinker just on the surface and not going too deeply into the hardware modification, you shall better stick with those GuliKit joysticks those are currently available on Amazon or AliExpress.

VK will soon post an installation and experience video on YouTube.