PlayStation
DualSense, DualSense Edge, and supported DualShock controller versions.
Controller repair
PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo controller assessment for stick drift, worn buttons, triggers, ports, batteries, and connection problems.
Repair options and component availability vary by controller revision, prior work, physical condition, and diagnosis.
Supported controller families
Bring the controller itself. If charging, pairing, or wireless behavior is the issue, also bring the cable or adapter involved when possible.
DualSense, DualSense Edge, and supported DualShock controller versions.
Xbox Wireless, Elite Series 2, and supported Xbox One controller versions.
Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Con assessment for supported faults and revisions.
Common controller faults
Select the closest symptom to start a prefilled request. We confirm the actual cause after testing the controller.
For movement without input, dead zones, poor centering, rough travel, or a damaged stick mechanism.
Assessment for face buttons, directional pads, bumpers, or system buttons that stick, double-input, or fail.
For loose, cracked, noisy, non-registering, or mechanically inconsistent trigger and bumper behavior.
USB-C or supported legacy port diagnosis for loose cables, damaged pins, intermittent charging, or no connection.
Battery, charge, and power-path checks for controllers that drain quickly, shut down, overheat, or will not start.
We can assess pairing failures, intermittent input, wired-only behavior, and faults that may involve the controller or setup.
Test the cause, not just the symptom
Wear, contamination, mechanical damage, calibration, and internal component faults can create similar behavior. We inspect the controller before recommending a repair.
From input to output
We follow the fault from the control you touch to the behavior the system receives.
We document the symptoms and try to reproduce drift, missed presses, charging, or connection behavior.
The affected controls, shell, port, battery behavior, and visible internal condition are assessed as needed.
We explain the recommended work, available component option, expected timing, and estimate for approval.
After approved repair, relevant inputs and connection or charging behavior are tested before handoff.
Bring only the accessories connected to the fault. For example, include the cable if charging is intermittent or the wireless adapter if pairing fails. Console account credentials are not required for a basic controller request.
Controller repair questions
Many drift problems are repairable, but the best approach depends on the controller revision, internal condition, prior work, component availability, and whether other board damage is present. Diagnosis comes first.
The shop can assess supported premium models such as DualSense Edge and Xbox Elite Series 2. Their construction and part availability differ from standard controllers, so the exact model must be confirmed.
We can assess the port, battery, cable behavior, and internal power fault. Bring the cable that shows the problem when possible. A loose port and a failed battery can feel similar to the user but require different work.
The team can discuss a starting range from your model and symptom, then confirms repairability, price, parts, and timing after the controller is inspected.
Tell us the platform, controller model, and symptom. We will help you choose the next step.