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product_id: 535586607
title: "GuliKit Joystick for Steam Deck(Type A&B), No Drift Hall Effect Sticks, Thumb Grip Accessories for Steam Deck Console, Electromagnetic Joystick Module, No Soldering(Left/Right, 2-Pack, Not Fit OLED)"
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# Electromagnetic Hall Effect sensor - no drift Universal Steam Deck compatibility No soldering, plug & play install GuliKit Joystick for Steam Deck(Type A&B), No Drift Hall Effect Sticks, Thumb Grip Accessories for Steam Deck Console, Electromagnetic Joystick Module, No Soldering(Left/Right, 2-Pack, Not Fit OLED)

**Price:** 8130 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 Upgrade your Steam Deck with precision that never drifts!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** GuliKit Joystick for Steam Deck(Type A&B), No Drift Hall Effect Sticks, Thumb Grip Accessories for Steam Deck Console, Electromagnetic Joystick Module, No Soldering(Left/Right, 2-Pack, Not Fit OLED)
- **How much does it cost?** 8130 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/535586607-gulikit-joystick-for-steam-deck-type-a-and-b-no)

## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Drift-Free Precision:** Patented 3D Hall Effect sensor eliminates joystick drift, dead zones, and blind spots for ultra-smooth gameplay.
- • **Reliable Calibration:** Built-in calibration button ensures perfect center alignment every time, keeping your controls razor-sharp.
- • **Effortless Installation:** No soldering required—pre-installed caps and plug-and-play design get you back in the game faster.
- • **Seamless Steam Deck Fit:** Works flawlessly with both Type A & B models—just toggle the switch, no guesswork needed.
- • **Enhanced Sensitivity & Control:** Experience 10-20% lighter resistance and dramatically improved fine aiming for competitive edge.

## Overview

The GuliKit Electromagnetic Joystick Module is a premium upgrade for Steam Deck Type A & B consoles, featuring patented Hall Effect sensors that eliminate drift and dead zones. Designed for hassle-free, solderless installation with pre-installed caps, it preserves touch functionality and offers enhanced sensitivity with 50% lower power consumption. Calibration is simple via an onboard switch, ensuring consistent, precise control for serious gamers.

## Description

GuliKit Electromagnetic Joystick Module for Steam Deck The GulKit electromagnetic joystick comes with hall effect sensor, no drifting problem and fix for problems like creeping, stuttering, blind spots. Joysticks come with caps, no soldering needed, making installation a breeze. The gulikit joystick preserves the touch function like your original steam deck stick. Longer work life. Low power, 50% power less than old version. Calibration your gulikit steam deck joystick: After installation, turn on Steam Deck, press the tiny switch on the board of joystick to get it calibrated. Enter joystick calibration interface on Steam Deck, calibration is well finished if the spot return to center position. Compatibility: for Steam Deck Type A, Type B Joystick Package: Electromagnetic Joystick Module x 2(Left and Right)

Review: Top tier quality, typical of Gulikit - The moduled Gulikit makes now are just plug and play, no soldering of the touch pads required, they're pre-installed and with the stick caps. The short version: If you like the lightest resistance, most sensitive sticks you can get, these are worth it as a day 1 upgrade. Feel wise, I have heard people say they couldn't really tell a difference. I can. The sticks are maybe 10-20% lighter in resistance to movement, so they feel faster and less sluggish than the (already very good) factory sticks. they're also noticeably more sensitive to very small inputs. I found precision aiming in FPS games DRAMATICALLY improved, I was more "gesturing" directions with the tips of my thumbs after setting the dead zones very small. (don't set them to full "zero", as they'll feel very nervous and twitchy just under the pressure of your thumb resting on them. I went with about 4000 on mine in the deck calibration) You also don't need to know before you buy if you have an A or B model (you can find out in the settings but don't need to check before you buy these) because these just come with a switch on the back that toggles between A and B, so they're compatible with all decks. just check the stick serial number before you start taking it apart. Install was a breeze. You need one small philips driver and a thin stiff pry tool (I had to use a metal one, my plastic ones weren't stiff enough) and just get an edge right in at the corner of the grip side of the shoulder buttons. Once you hear a satisfying "pop", don't run the tool down the side (it just won't work) but feel down until you get a "slot" in the body, insert the tool there, and pop again. Easy for a first timer, didn't leave a scratch on the case. Just follow gulikit's guide on their website, all you can skip now is the soldering and cap replacement steps since they're included now, and make sure you flip the switch on each controller to set it to A or B mode (if you're absolutely unsure, go with B. A versions were just the first steam decks, but it's right there in the settings to check) Before you close it up, calibrate them. There's a tiny button on the back of each stick module. Both of my sticks were at "zero" where they were slightly down and to the left. You correct this by pushing the stick a little bit further in the direction that it's errored (so for me, push slightly down and to the left) and then using your other hand, press the micro button on the back of the module, then release the stick. It took me 5-10tries to get it perfect for the left stick and one try for the right. It's a little fiddly, but should take under 2 minutes. You don't NEED to do this if you just set the deadzones larger, but it will feel less precise - it's not a defect with the sticks, your factory sticks were just calibrated at the factory, and you're doing what was done to it before it was boxed up. Overall, I would say for the tiny price of $30, these are a noticeable improvement to my hands. I already use a gulikit king kong pro 2 controller and these sticks feel identical - very light, very smooth, very precise. The difference might be subtle for some, but dramatic for others. For me, it was dramatic. I like featherlight sticks and heavier hall effect sticks like the 8bitdo ultimate are not pleasant to me. The factory sticks of the deck were pretty superb, but there's just an extra degree of lightness and sensitivity that the gulikit sticks bring to the party, and I found it had a big difference right where I found the factory ones lacking - ultra fine precision aiming. I was on the fence since so many people said they noticed no improvement, but I was in the mood to do some modding and I already knew gulikit made excellent stuff. And I'm glad I did.
Review: An improvement to the older model - I had purchased a set of GuliKit joysticks for my Steam Deck previously. The old set didn't include the plastic bits from the joysticks, and they needed a wire soldered to the board to have the capacitive touch feature work with them. The old kit worked for a while, but it eventually lost the ability to return perfectly to center. A couple weeks ago, I bought a 2TB SSD for my Steam Deck, and while installing it, I tried pressing the recalibration button on the back of the older model GuloKit joysticks. Unfortunately, something must have went wrong, and as a result, my left joystick would lose calibration every time I put the Steam Deck in sleep mode. This is why I ordered a new set. Now that the background and prior experience with an earlier model has been explained, I will get into my review of this new revision: it just works. The joysticks came with everything preinstalled. No need to swap the plastic joystick bits. No need to solder. I just had to ensure the mode switch was set correctly, swap out the joystick modules, plug in the ribbon cables, and everything worked perfectly. Everything centered to absolute zero, and my zero remained consistent regardless of how many times I turned the system off and on. I didn't even have to use the calibration button on the joystick modules' PCB. This latest version simplified the installation process to require fewer tools and skills, and the updated design seems to be even more reliable and adaptable than the prior version I had installed. I'm sure my joysticks will eventually have the springs that center them wear down enough to no longer properly center them perfectly each time. It might be a few years, and when that day comes, as long as GuliKit is still making these, I'll buy yet another set of them.

## Features

- [Universal Stick for Steam Deck] GuliKit new upgraded electromagnetic joystick for Steam Deck. It has been tested to work with Steam Deck Type A and Type B. You can easily select the correct model by using the buttons on the back. [Please click]: ‘Settings → System → Steam Deck Controller ID’, ‘MEDA’ is Type A, ‘MHDA’ is Type B.[Not compatible with OLED version]
- [No Drift Stick] GuliKit's patented 3D Hall Effect Sensor joystick. Revolutionary electromagnetic stick solves the drifting problem and fix for problems like creeping, stuttering, blind spots, dead zones, no click, non-centered, broken, and loose joysticks.
- [Hassle-Free Installation] Say goodbye to soldering and time-consuming installation processes. GuliKit joystick comes with caps and also preserve the touch function like your original steam deck stick, making installation a breeze.
- [About Calibration] Turn on Steam Deck, press tiny switch on the board of gulikit joystick to get it calibrated. Please do not touch them during the process. Go to joystick calibration interface on Steam Deck, calibration is well finished if you see the joysticks return to center position(0,0).If the spot is off-center, please follow the detail steps in our picture.
- [Warm Tip] Because of the difference in precision between the Steam Deck stick and GuliKit stick, the joystick may not return to center exactly each time under no dead zone mode. Rest assured that will not affect your gaming experience. If you encounter any issues, please reach out to us and we'll reply within 24 hours. Play worry-free!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0C7KBZ63Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | #5,735 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #38 in PC Game Joysticks |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (276) |
| Date First Available | June 9, 2023 |
| Item Weight | 1.13 ounces |
| Manufacturer | GuliKit |
| Package Dimensions | 3.11 x 3.03 x 1.34 inches; 1.13 ounces |
| Type of item | Video Game |

## Images

![GuliKit Joystick for Steam Deck(Type A&B), No Drift Hall Effect Sticks, Thumb Grip Accessories for Steam Deck Console, Electromagnetic Joystick Module, No Soldering(Left/Right, 2-Pack, Not Fit OLED) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61HiXDuwdZL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this new version register as a square instead of a circle for the bounding box therefore maxing out at 70%-80%?**
A: By Marval Power
      




 







  
    
    
      
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     on July 14, 2023

**Q: Is this compatible with Asus ROG Ally?**
A: Nope. There are a couple of “spare parts” websites that sell asus components but these will not fit

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Top tier quality, typical of Gulikit
*by C***. on July 7, 2023*

The moduled Gulikit makes now are just plug and play, no soldering of the touch pads required, they're pre-installed and with the stick caps. The short version: If you like the lightest resistance, most sensitive sticks you can get, these are worth it as a day 1 upgrade. Feel wise, I have heard people say they couldn't really tell a difference. I can. The sticks are maybe 10-20% lighter in resistance to movement, so they feel faster and less sluggish than the (already very good) factory sticks. they're also noticeably more sensitive to very small inputs. I found precision aiming in FPS games DRAMATICALLY improved, I was more "gesturing" directions with the tips of my thumbs after setting the dead zones very small. (don't set them to full "zero", as they'll feel very nervous and twitchy just under the pressure of your thumb resting on them. I went with about 4000 on mine in the deck calibration) You also don't need to know before you buy if you have an A or B model (you can find out in the settings but don't need to check before you buy these) because these just come with a switch on the back that toggles between A and B, so they're compatible with all decks. just check the stick serial number before you start taking it apart. Install was a breeze. You need one small philips driver and a thin stiff pry tool (I had to use a metal one, my plastic ones weren't stiff enough) and just get an edge right in at the corner of the grip side of the shoulder buttons. Once you hear a satisfying "pop", don't run the tool down the side (it just won't work) but feel down until you get a "slot" in the body, insert the tool there, and pop again. Easy for a first timer, didn't leave a scratch on the case. Just follow gulikit's guide on their website, all you can skip now is the soldering and cap replacement steps since they're included now, and make sure you flip the switch on each controller to set it to A or B mode (if you're absolutely unsure, go with B. A versions were just the first steam decks, but it's right there in the settings to check) Before you close it up, calibrate them. There's a tiny button on the back of each stick module. Both of my sticks were at "zero" where they were slightly down and to the left. You correct this by pushing the stick a little bit further in the direction that it's errored (so for me, push slightly down and to the left) and then using your other hand, press the micro button on the back of the module, then release the stick. It took me 5-10tries to get it perfect for the left stick and one try for the right. It's a little fiddly, but should take under 2 minutes. You don't NEED to do this if you just set the deadzones larger, but it will feel less precise - it's not a defect with the sticks, your factory sticks were just calibrated at the factory, and you're doing what was done to it before it was boxed up. Overall, I would say for the tiny price of $30, these are a noticeable improvement to my hands. I already use a gulikit king kong pro 2 controller and these sticks feel identical - very light, very smooth, very precise. The difference might be subtle for some, but dramatic for others. For me, it was dramatic. I like featherlight sticks and heavier hall effect sticks like the 8bitdo ultimate are not pleasant to me. The factory sticks of the deck were pretty superb, but there's just an extra degree of lightness and sensitivity that the gulikit sticks bring to the party, and I found it had a big difference right where I found the factory ones lacking - ultra fine precision aiming. I was on the fence since so many people said they noticed no improvement, but I was in the mood to do some modding and I already knew gulikit made excellent stuff. And I'm glad I did.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An improvement to the older model
*by D***E on December 16, 2025*

I had purchased a set of GuliKit joysticks for my Steam Deck previously. The old set didn't include the plastic bits from the joysticks, and they needed a wire soldered to the board to have the capacitive touch feature work with them. The old kit worked for a while, but it eventually lost the ability to return perfectly to center. A couple weeks ago, I bought a 2TB SSD for my Steam Deck, and while installing it, I tried pressing the recalibration button on the back of the older model GuloKit joysticks. Unfortunately, something must have went wrong, and as a result, my left joystick would lose calibration every time I put the Steam Deck in sleep mode. This is why I ordered a new set. Now that the background and prior experience with an earlier model has been explained, I will get into my review of this new revision: it just works. The joysticks came with everything preinstalled. No need to swap the plastic joystick bits. No need to solder. I just had to ensure the mode switch was set correctly, swap out the joystick modules, plug in the ribbon cables, and everything worked perfectly. Everything centered to absolute zero, and my zero remained consistent regardless of how many times I turned the system off and on. I didn't even have to use the calibration button on the joystick modules' PCB. This latest version simplified the installation process to require fewer tools and skills, and the updated design seems to be even more reliable and adaptable than the prior version I had installed. I'm sure my joysticks will eventually have the springs that center them wear down enough to no longer properly center them perfectly each time. It might be a few years, and when that day comes, as long as GuliKit is still making these, I'll buy yet another set of them.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely worth the upgrade
*by N***N on July 5, 2025*

I installed the GuliKit Hall Effect joysticks on my Steam Deck, and I couldn’t be happier. These things are incredibly smooth and accurate, and the best part is, there is no drift at all. The original sticks were fine at first, but over time they started to wear down and get finicky. These feel like a serious upgrade. Installation was really easy. No soldering, no special tools. Just pop the old ones out, put the new ones in, and recalibrate. The Steam Deck recognized them right away, and I was back in the game in minutes. They feel more durable than the stock sticks and offer better precision, especially in games that require fine movement. I also like knowing that these won’t develop drift over time like traditional analog sticks. If you’re dealing with joystick issues or just want to future-proof your Deck, this is absolutely worth the upgrade. Five stars all the way.

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