Is there any way around the dualsense drift situation?
I'm afraid of buying another controller and having the same problem. I don't know if it's like this everywhere in the world, but in Brazil it's a disgrace.
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I'm afraid of buying another controller and having the same problem. I don't know if it's like this everywhere in the world, but in Brazil it's a disgrace.
Replace the potentiometers. Its a bit of soldering. Its not very hard to learn.
Have you considered getting one of those stick drift PCBs?
That's the first thing I thought, here the difference in value compared to the original is absurd
Try increasing deadzone in settings
But I've had two controllers for over a year and don't have drift on either
Where do I do it from? I couldn't find
Is it just bad luck? My two PS4 controllers went bad about 10 years later.
without soldering, no. there are pcbs that filter some of the noise, and there are solderable hall effect sticks.
I didn't know that, so I went to learn more about the procedure. Thank you