Thank you for the tutorial video! I was just thinking of changing my RP3+ joysticks and wasn’t sure whether it would be easy or difficult to open up the device. Your video is really helpful and very well put, looking forward to future videos!
Btw i saw your channel get recommended to me so it was pretty cool to see a new person coming in to the hanheld community.well all i can say is thank you and good luck.oh and also can you make a video of you playing Minecraft on this device plss i beg of you 😅.
I tried this modification, but eventually removed the joysticks because there was a slight outer dead zone. It's very small, but it would make it very difficult for Mario to jump out of water in Super Mario 64. I was looking at other videos to see if they encountered the same issue, and I've only found a case on reddit. They suggested to not put in the black frame...watching this video and reading the comments, it sounds like you didn't have this issue...I'm curious why I was encountering it.
@@ModModRc Yep. I got it to work eventually. You need to keep fiddling with the calibration, until things adjust to your preference. Took many tries. At one point the stick got too sensitive so I had to adjust the sensitivity.
I bought those hall sticks and put them in my ayn odin instead because they're identical to the odin sticks. I thought it needed the upgrade more than my retroid Nvm i got the ones off the retroid website. They may be different
Hay thanks for a great Video I did not realise myself about this issue now purchasing as it seems easy and in preparation... Purchased a Retriod 3+ I still cannot get it properly set up to play all my downloaded games, please can you do a similar presentation.. More VIDEOS please.
Genshin Impact. It is available on Android, iOS, PS4/5, and Windows. It is also cross-play / cross-save compatible. It’s a great game if you haven’t given it a look. Link: genshin.hoyoverse.com/en/home
I don’t have these to test, but I believe you should be fine. In the worst-case scenario, you might need to recalibrate the sticks with them on. The Gilikit sticks are slightly thicker than the original sticks, so if the Skull & Co grips add a significant amount of additional thickness, you might notice reduced travel in all directions.
I could not find any official documentation confirming this, but I see lots of people stating this on the web. I should crack open my Vita and see for myself. Very cool that Sony future-proofed the original Vita.
Hey @itzgreyish711, it is possible to download and install ROMs onto a mobile phone through the browser. After that, you can transfer the ROM to the SD card using the files app. I must admit that it isn’t the easiest or most user-friendly thing to do. Having a PC/Mac would be really helpful in this case. Even connecting your phone to a PC or Mac (via USB using an application like Android File Transfer www.android.com/filetransfer ) would make things much easier. Hope that helps.
I find it much easier to to on my phone, it's how I get my internet anyway & I don't have to set laptop up. I also just download on RP3 in chrome using my mobile hotspot
fair warning as I have done this to my switch. I still use the original joycons as the hall sense ones idk how to put it..they're less sensitive. in games like racing games the steering is just like using a dpad and first person games when I want to slowly look around I cant as it just goes in the direction way too fast
Hey, your dead zone is too small I would say. I don't play racing games often but this is a thing I noticed with these types of sticks. You have to increase the dead zone for racing games
If you’re referring to installing generic Joy-Con joysticks into the Retroid Pocket 3+, I’m not certain, but it’s likely possible. If you’re asking about pairing the Joy-Cons and using one as an external controller for your Retroid, then yes, absolutely, this works. Simply pair it as a Bluetooth controller and it should appear under Bluetooth devices that you can connect to. I believe you need to connect the left and right sticks individually.
I have the rg405m and the hall stick appears to have an outer dead zone. It basically maxes out early at about 80% of travel. Makes it really annoying and sensitive for games that use the joysticks full motion. I'm curious if you experience the same with these hall sticks as I'm tempted to change mine to either regular switch style sticks or gilikit if they're better. But from my understanding all hall sticks suffer from this. Could you test if you experience the same issues with the Gamepad tester from the app store? Its easy to identify the issue with that app and using the joystick dead zones tester by moving the stick slowly to the edge and seeing if it reaches the edge early.
I just tested using Gamepad Tester, and this issue isn’t present with the Gilikit joysticks on the RP3. I think it’s worth a try to see if it helps you.
@@muzzworks In the game pad tester are you getting reading that are stuck close to the x and y axis? ive seen that the diagonals on these is kind of weird. makes the stick feel more like an 8 way arcade switch. any word on if the hall improves the smoothness in gamepad tester?
@@EdwardPruner Yes, I have noticed that the analogue sticks are biased towards the cardinal directions. This was also the case with the stock sticks that came with the device. I suspect it might be something intentionally programmed by Retroid. Just my guess.
I don’t remember if they were designed to come off, and I’m not sure if I tried to yank them off. I will check and let you know. Edit: Okay, after testing, the original caps do not come off no matter how hard I tried. So, unfortunately, no.
@@muzzworksYeah the plastic "cap" doesn't come off the stick, it is all one piece. However the rubber cap does come off the cap attached to the stick if that makes sense. It is notched and is quite difficult the first time you remove it. I read somewhere they might be factory glued but they didn't feel like they were glued to me, just tightly pressed into the plastic cap via the notches I mentioned. I replaced mine with some thicker silicone caps intended for the PS Vita as I find the stock and hall Retroid sticks next to impossible to use for anything requiring any semblance of precision like FPS games because they are way too short for me. This is more than likely to increase the "flushness" for pocketability. Damn shame because I really like the 3+ for the most part.
Thanks for the video. I am surprised you don't have many subs on this channel the video looks like its been done like a pro.
Thanks! I appreciate the comment and the sub.
Thank you for the tutorial video! I was just thinking of changing my RP3+ joysticks and wasn’t sure whether it would be easy or difficult to open up the device. Your video is really helpful and very well put, looking forward to future videos!
Phenomenal video. Subbed, liked and shared to show appreciation. TY!!
Much appreciated! Thanks for the sub!
I LOVE that old Saturn 3d pad. Great feel and 6 button layout was awesome.
Hey, FYI the regular Switch Joycons have a bigger cap on top. Makes it harder to reinstall but can be done.
Iv found them, is there a deadzone issue? My left stick is failing
Btw i saw your channel get recommended to me so it was pretty cool to see a new person coming in to the hanheld community.well all i can say is thank you and good luck.oh and also can you make a video of you playing Minecraft on this device plss i beg of you 😅.
Hope I wasn't asking to much
I will see what I can do to create a game showcase video that will also feature Minecraft.
@@muzzworkstq my friend .it's very cool to have someone reply to my comment😅 .
I tried this modification, but eventually removed the joysticks because there was a slight outer dead zone. It's very small, but it would make it very difficult for Mario to jump out of water in Super Mario 64. I was looking at other videos to see if they encountered the same issue, and I've only found a case on reddit. They suggested to not put in the black frame...watching this video and reading the comments, it sounds like you didn't have this issue...I'm curious why I was encountering it.
Did you buy the Gilikit?
@@ModModRc Yep. I got it to work eventually. You need to keep fiddling with the calibration, until things adjust to your preference. Took many tries. At one point the stick got too sensitive so I had to adjust the sensitivity.
I bought those hall sticks and put them in my ayn odin instead because they're identical to the odin sticks. I thought it needed the upgrade more than my retroid
Nvm i got the ones off the retroid website. They may be different
Hay thanks for a great Video I did not realise myself about this issue now purchasing as it seems easy and in preparation...
Purchased a Retriod 3+ I still cannot get it properly set up to play all my downloaded games, please can you do a similar presentation..
More VIDEOS please.
Fantastic video! Just picked up a set of these Gilikit sticks! Should work a bit better for my larger hands.
Nice. Yeah, I have no regrets about this upgrade. It feels fantastic. Enjoy.
Can we take the analog triggers from the retroid flip? That would perfect the rp3+. And maybe the intercooler too 🔥
Unfortunately, the answer is no to both. Maybe something to look forward to in an RP4.
What game did you play in the conclusion? And which system? Thanks
Genshin Impact. It is available on Android, iOS, PS4/5, and Windows. It is also cross-play / cross-save compatible. It’s a great game if you haven’t given it a look. Link: genshin.hoyoverse.com/en/home
Is there enough space to add skull&co thumb grips(for switch) to gilikit sticks? BTW great video!
I don’t have these to test, but I believe you should be fine. In the worst-case scenario, you might need to recalibrate the sticks with them on. The Gilikit sticks are slightly thicker than the original sticks, so if the Skull & Co grips add a significant amount of additional thickness, you might notice reduced travel in all directions.
also exists on ps vita oled
I could not find any official documentation confirming this, but I see lots of people stating this on the web. I should crack open my Vita and see for myself. Very cool that Sony future-proofed the original Vita.
Doesn't the Metal edition of the retroid 3+ already has hall effect.
Yes it does.
Hey bro i need your help
Can we put roms onto a sd card using only a mobile device
Hey @itzgreyish711, it is possible to download and install ROMs onto a mobile phone through the browser. After that, you can transfer the ROM to the SD card using the files app. I must admit that it isn’t the easiest or most user-friendly thing to do. Having a PC/Mac would be really helpful in this case. Even connecting your phone to a PC or Mac (via USB using an application like Android File Transfer www.android.com/filetransfer ) would make things much easier. Hope that helps.
@@muzzworksthanks dude for helping.this comment is very helpful 😊.
I find it much easier to to on my phone, it's how I get my internet anyway & I don't have to set laptop up. I also just download on RP3 in chrome using my mobile hotspot
fair warning as I have done this to my switch.
I still use the original joycons as the hall sense ones idk how to put it..they're less sensitive. in games like racing games the steering is just like using a dpad and first person games when I want to slowly look around I cant as it just goes in the direction way too fast
Thanks, I havent noticed this issue but I will keep this in mind during my next gaming session on the RP3 and see If i notice a similar issue.
Hey, your dead zone is too small I would say. I don't play racing games often but this is a thing I noticed with these types of sticks. You have to increase the dead zone for racing games
Thanks for the warning iv been looking at the joycons
which one can i buy for rp3+ ?
Hey thx for the vidéo in have a question : joystick for Switch/ joycon are compatible with retroid pocket 3+ !?
If you’re referring to installing generic Joy-Con joysticks into the Retroid Pocket 3+, I’m not certain, but it’s likely possible.
If you’re asking about pairing the Joy-Cons and using one as an external controller for your Retroid, then yes, absolutely, this works. Simply pair it as a Bluetooth controller and it should appear under Bluetooth devices that you can connect to. I believe you need to connect the left and right sticks individually.
I have the rg405m and the hall stick appears to have an outer dead zone. It basically maxes out early at about 80% of travel. Makes it really annoying and sensitive for games that use the joysticks full motion. I'm curious if you experience the same with these hall sticks as I'm tempted to change mine to either regular switch style sticks or gilikit if they're better. But from my understanding all hall sticks suffer from this.
Could you test if you experience the same issues with the Gamepad tester from the app store? Its easy to identify the issue with that app and using the joystick dead zones tester by moving the stick slowly to the edge and seeing if it reaches the edge early.
I just tested using Gamepad Tester, and this issue isn’t present with the Gilikit joysticks on the RP3. I think it’s worth a try to see if it helps you.
@@muzzworks cool, thanks for testing it out! I'll give the gilikit sticks a try
You can also calibrate your deadzone with software
@@muzzworks In the game pad tester are you getting reading that are stuck close to the x and y axis? ive seen that the diagonals on these is kind of weird. makes the stick feel more like an 8 way arcade switch. any word on if the hall improves the smoothness in gamepad tester?
@@EdwardPruner Yes, I have noticed that the analogue sticks are biased towards the cardinal directions. This was also the case with the stock sticks that came with the device. I suspect it might be something intentionally programmed by Retroid. Just my guess.
Can i install guilikit on RP2+? The stock analog stick on rp2+ has no L3 R3.
I think you can in the RP2S, but I'm not sure about the RP2+. Unfortunately, I don't have a RP2+ to test this out myself.
Hey, will the original Retroid joystick caps fit on the Gulikit sticks?
I don’t remember if they were designed to come off, and I’m not sure if I tried to yank them off. I will check and let you know.
Edit: Okay, after testing, the original caps do not come off no matter how hard I tried. So, unfortunately, no.
@@muzzworksYeah the plastic "cap" doesn't come off the stick, it is all one piece. However the rubber cap does come off the cap attached to the stick if that makes sense. It is notched and is quite difficult the first time you remove it. I read somewhere they might be factory glued but they didn't feel like they were glued to me, just tightly pressed into the plastic cap via the notches I mentioned. I replaced mine with some thicker silicone caps intended for the PS Vita as I find the stock and hall Retroid sticks next to impossible to use for anything requiring any semblance of precision like FPS games because they are way too short for me. This is more than likely to increase the "flushness" for pocketability. Damn shame because I really like the 3+ for the most part.