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PS5 Controller Joystick Repairs

All our PS5 Controller Repairs Come With a 3-Year Warranty

ps5 joystick repair

Over time, PS5 controllers suffer from common issues such as stick drift. This is due to the analogue joysticks that are commonly found in most controllers.

If you are suffering with an issue such as stick drift or just looking for something better, TMR joysticks may be what you need.

TMR joysticks are among the best joystick technologies available. The TMR joysticks offer performance and durability upgrades over traditional analogue joysticks. They are less susceptible to stick drift, provide higher precision and offer a competitive gaming advantage. 

 

Experiencing issues with your PS5 controller? We provide PS5 controller joystick repairs! We use TMR joysticks, which are more durable and offer better performance over analogue joysticks.

Our PS5 controller joystick repairs cost £39 and are backed by a 3-year warranty.

Fill out our contact form below and one of our technicians will be in touch!

 

PS5 Controller Repairs

Please fill out our PS5 Controller Joystick Repair form on the right and let us know about your device and the problem you are having. One of our technicians will then be in touch to answer any questions you have.

We are conveniently located in the parade of shops on Leeds Road, near the M&S food court. We are about halfway down, a few doors from the Pharmacy, look out for the orange shopfront, you can’t miss us!

Our team members are happy to answer any questions you may have or assist you via phone or email.

 

FAQs

How long will it take you to repair my PS5 Controller?

PS5 controller repairs are usually completed within 6 hours.

What are TMR Joysticks?

Tunnel Magneto-Resistance (TMR) joysticks are a newer type of analogue joysticks. They are designed to be more durable, accurate and smoother than older analogue joysticks.

What problems do TMR joystick repairs fix?

TMR joystick repairs fix common issues like stick drift, large dead zones, poor precision and erratic movement.