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PS5 DualSense Ginfull Hall-Effect Stick Upgrade – Drift-Resistant Repair
PS5 DualSense Ginfull Hall-Effect Stick Upgrade – Drift-Resistant Repair
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Upgrade your PS5 DualSense controller with Ginfull Hall-effect analogue stick modules for a durable, drift-resistant alternative to conventional potentiometer sticks.
Hall-effect modules use magnetic position sensing, avoiding the contact-track wear responsible for many conventional stick-drift faults. Both stick modules are replaced, electronically calibrated and thoroughly tested.
What this service includes
- Installation of two Ginfull Hall-effect analogue stick modules
- Removal of both original soldered stick modules
- Electronic calibration of stick centre, range and circularity
- Testing of sticks, triggers, buttons and wireless operation
- Internal clean where required
- Tracked return delivery
Why choose this repair?
- Ginfull Hall-effect technology
- Reduced susceptibility to wear-related stick drift
- Both stick modules upgraded
- Accurate electronic calibration and testing
- Tracked UK return delivery included
Compatibility
Standard Sony PlayStation 5 DualSense controllers. This listing does not cover DualSense Edge or Scuf Reflex controllers.
Important information
Hall-effect technology greatly reduces contact-wear drift but cannot prevent every possible controller or electronic fault. This is a mail-in upgrade service; no controller is supplied.
Turnaround time
Repairs are normally completed within 1–2 working days after receipt, subject to inspection, parts availability and current workload.
Warranty
The repair, installed parts and workmanship are covered for 12 months against repair-related faults. Accidental damage, liquid damage, impact damage, misuse and unrelated faults are not covered.
Before posting your controller
Send the controller only unless FrameRate Builds specifically asks for accessories. Use a sturdy box with cushioning on every side; a padded envelope is not suitable protection.
Why Hall-effect modules still need centre, range and circularity calibration →
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