May i ask what is the benefit of HHall effect joysticks versus the ones that came with the ALLY? does it have more resistance than the orignaly ALLY sticks?
@@TheSignOfJonah so Hall effect sticks are not susceptible to the typical causes of joystick drift. Take joycons for an example. The sensors (potentiometer) get worn out or dirty (corroded sometimes), the Hall effect use magnets to detect input, so there isn’t a physical contact where a part wears down or gets dirty.
@@okestgamer Thank you, Also i am wondering if the ones you installed (Hall effect) will have more resistance when moving them. Unfortunately i like more resistance on the sticks similar to that of the PS5. I play better FPS games with that type of resistance. The ALLY moves too easy and has low resistance. Does The Hall Effect stick you installed have more resistance than the original ALLy sticks? Also the best material for magnetic shielding is any ferromagnetic metal. This includes materials that contain iron, nickel, or cobalt. A magnetic field can be reduced by bringing another magnetic field that is stronger close to the original magnetic field which will cancel out the first field. This is often called magnetic shielding and it basically creates a second magnetic field in the same location that conducts a stronger fluctuation. Copper is one of the most effective materials used in RF shields. While copper can be relatively expensive, it provides highly effective conduction, absorption and attenuation of incoming RF signals. However i will give you a link that has a sheild that has a Chemical Composition of 80% Nickel, 5 % Molybdenum and 15% Ironlook. Look at this example: www.reddit.com/r/peakdesign/comments/ts51if/shielding_the_everyday_case_for_s22_ultra_to_use/ .. Another example ruclips.net/video/oSwd0zd4rKQ/видео.html .. ruclips.net/video/2U1o66bs_Qg/видео.html .. After watching those videos you can see why in theory you can layer two or three sheets of this material over the magnet at U7102 ruclips.net/video/2U1o66bs_Qg/видео.html ,, then after that you can use this material to cover it very neatly www.amazon.com/MuMETAL-Magnetic-Shielding-Thick-Sheet/dp/B017ABFDP8/ref=sr_1_10?crid=16P5BJJOUGXPI&keywords=magnetic+shielding&qid=1687642876&refinements=p_72%3A1248921011&rnid=1248919011&s=industrial&sprefix=Magnetic+Shielding%2Cindustrial%2C77&sr=1-10#customerReviews .. Then after that you can use some extremely durable tape that will cure itself to the board with the additional heat from the device and is guranteed to hold in place the shield for the lifetime of the product. You're welcome friend :)
Appreciate this video! My right joystick on my ally went out a couple months back and I haven’t been able to play it without a controller since then but I ordered the repair kit and followed the guide and now it’s back to normal! Earned a sub for sure
Seriously, your tutorials are awesome. Very detailed and specific. And the video for this was really slick. Your editing is improving by leaps and bounds.
Thank you for confirming these sticks are working. I have ordered 2 Hall effect assemblies trough your link. I feel much better about having hall effect because of their accuracy and they are so reliable. My 8bitdo ultimate with hall effect have 0.0% average error rate on both sticks while my other premium controllers that costs 3 times more are drifting and have terrible avg error rates. Just because of the unreliable potentiometers.
@@okestgamer I did see that, I still think it is worth a try anyway. Even if I need to increase the dead zone a little bit I don't need to worry about stick drift.
Got to give some props to the easy assembly and disassembly of the ROG ALLY. I ordered one Hal joy for the right and I will keep the ALPS on the left. I will have a spare too. Perfect.
@@okestgamercan you test it using RF/EMI/EMF tape? It's cheap. I don't think magnet should be counter with magnet. Anyway looking forward for next update. Thanks.
Yup, very easy replacements. I’ll likely convert the video into a joystick replacement video for regular joysticks as well. Make a few tweaks so it lines up with the standard sticks better.
I daily the Gulikit Zen pro wireless on my switch and PC, INSTANT purchase when I saw this for the Ally. Day and night difference with the sticks. Thank you for the guide!
This video is just what I was looking for. You earned yourself a subscriber sir! My left analog stick went out for the second time within 5 months it only works up and down. The first time I sent it in to be replaced but ended up waiting a month to get it back. This time I thought I’d try to fix it myself that way I can order some back ups just in case. I feel pretty confident in it now after watching your video.
@@okestgamer I got the 2Pcs RKJX21224001 Switch Elements Joystick for WIN3 Handheld Gama I read on Reddit that they work there just taking forever to be delivered.
@@okestgamer I ordered the 2Pcs RKJX21224001 Switch Elements Joystick for WIN3 Handheld Gama I read on Reddit that they work they are just taking awhile to be delivered.
This mod worked fine without tape for about 2 days, I’m noticing loss of range now since then and getting slightly worse. Almost couldn’t finish a test earlier today so I’ll be tearing it open again to add the conductive tape to help reduce the feedback. Honestly still worth the upgrade imo, the old sticks just like to drift all the time or get stuck. Mad annoying in windows mode
Even if not, the current workaround doesn't seem bad at all, which is ultimately why I pulled the trigger regardless. That, and, perhaps stock? Once more people see this.
I thought about stock as well, atleast for the right stick only since that’s mostly aiming a gun & camera around in almost anything you play. We’ll see, I’m ordering conductive tape to finish this guys mod and see how it goes compared to nothing. HAS to be better than what I have now, wasn’t this had on initial install
I know ASUS doesn't have the best reputation as of late but I feel like with the release of the Ally, they have been more forthcoming than with other product releases. Hopefully a workaround is found for those who wish to change their joysticks
Really happy to see someone has tried this out! I was disappointed when I heard that person from Asus reveal that you'd get interference with HAL effect sticks.
@@mydingling well, of course. when creating something you can do anything, but you can't do everything. The R&D costs associated with developing and testing a solution that is not cost-prohibitive to mass manufacture were probably beyond what they felt would give them the profit margins they wanted on the price point they wanted to sell the device. That is, after all, how every product development on the planet goes.
I just placed the order and I’m gonna work on isolating the issue. Along with me doing the 4tb install this will be my second mod and I’ll continue to mod as new parts or methods come about.
@@okestgamer absolutely, I bought it to mess with and I’ve always been that way and while it might not be everybody’s cup of tea , it does benefit some when workarounds come about.
My left joystick is messed up, due to "no fault of my own" 😂, so this really helps. Trying to deal with CS on this device has been an absolute nightmare.
@@okestgamer my issue is actually that I believe something was bent. I go between a bunch of handheld devices and ended up finding this behind a couch cushion and ever since the left joystick forces the cursor to the left side of the screen. Vertical movement is fine, but horizontal is literally one-sided.
I'm surprised that Asus doesn't make and sell these upgrades themselves as they have obviously gone to such lengths to make the rog ally easily upgraded.
Thanks for your support. So the hall effect sticks don’t drift over time like the normal ones do. Unfortunately the interference causes issues as well. I did a part 2 where I fixed that, but it does not seem to work on all ally devices. I would hold off for now
I will only do this IF i get stick drift down the line.But I am not that much of a hardcore gamer. I play games everyday but spread between my PC, my PCVR and my quest 3 headset standalone games and my ROG ally and my steam deck. So I don't think I will get stick drift but if I do I will do this mod. In fact i would probably replace it with the standard ones anyway if there is interference. Job done.
I didn't know it wouldn't boot with the screws in. I got it to boot after forcing it off and back on again without the screws. I'm fortunate my stock sticks don't have any drift. At least we know ASUS excuse was true about the interference. I really look forward to a solution as I miss the hall sticks on my ayaneo.
I wanted to try in replacing my right joystick head, but I do not feel comfortable on pulling on the battery cables and there is no easy way to remove that plug-head otherwise. In addition, the screws on the joystick module is really small and requires a special screwdriver to remove.
Yes having good tools definitely is a must. I would suggest not diving into this one if not feeling too comfortable with it. I've found when I'm nervous about a mod I tend to make a mistake a little easier than when I'm comfortable
Yeah I believe a little bit of copper tape under the joystick would help interference and if you worried about it touching stuff, kapton tape on top of it
For the ppl who actually want to 100% fix it change the left stick with a regular joystick, it won’t make a difference since it’s not used for aiming, but changing that will give you full a rotation without changing the dead zone
@@okestgamer yeah I saw you mention it in another comment right after I posted. I just ordered the hall sticks last night. Interested to see what your solution is. I'm trying to solve an issue I have. During gaming, my right trigger activates randomly even with my hand completely away from it. I thought maybe it was just sensitive and adjusted the trigger in armory crate but it was still happening. I haven't been able to nail down the cause 100% because it's sporadic but the most often way I was able to replicate the issue was when using both left and right joysticks and rolling them inwards towards each other (both pressed towards the screen). It's annoying but I already put my 2TB drive in it and changed out the thermal paste and got it all set up and tons of games downloaded and I don't feel like going through it all again so I'm trying to not have to return it for a replacement.
Yeah that issue is pretty weird. If you adjust the beginning of the trigger higher and it’s still doing it, I’m not sure what’s up. Maybe the stick isn’t going all the way back up. They are Hall effect so it should only activate when the magnet gets closer
Hey OKestGamer, great tutorial dude!!! you know, I ordered the 2 hall effects from the onexplayer site you attached to the description, but it been more than 4 days and they still haven't ship to the US, my order is confirmed but it been some days and nothing. Do you know if this is normal on that webpage? how was your experience ordering those hall effect joysticks?? thankss
Asus said they could only use Hall sensors for the sticks OR the triggers. I wish they had picked the sticks instead of the triggers because those sticks' internals look very similar to Switch joysticks
You’re a godsend. I’ve had the ally for 2 weeks and my left analogue x axis just died randomly when I turned it on. Didn’t want to take it back bc I spent a lot of time customizing it. Good to know the stick replacement is relatively easy. No idea what a Hall effect joycon is, but eh
If you don’t know about the Hall effect ones I would suggest getting the ones in the AliExpress link instead. It will be the same as the ones your ally comes with
@@okestgamer I don’t think those are the official ones. I think the stock ones are ALPS RKJX21224001. But thank you, and I’ll bless you with this knowledge. Bios = power + volume down. Boot menu = power + volume up. WinRe = power + plug keyboard in and press and hold 12 before power until the menu comes up…it’s been a rough day with this device😑 device was bricked for a while and was thinking about just wiping and installing Linux at one point
Hi, good evening. I joined the group because I saw a video on RUclips where I have the same problem. I'm going to tell you, I live in Argentina and I bought an ally, the problem is that the right stick doesn't work sideways and I can't ask for a guarantee. Is there a solution so I can solve the problem? Please help
Same thing with the ayn odin if you put hall sticks.. It has hall triggers as well. Asus didn't put hall sticks probably for this reason. It's a great replacement though.... Wish there was a block between the magnetic fields so there wasn't interference
As usual excellent video, I recently found my right joystick seems to float downward on its own, tried calibration but still occurs, do you think it’s a joystick problem or software
This is probably the interference happening. I’ve been finding from some others that it tends to be random how it responds to the Hall effect. Random between devices I mean
I'm pretty disappointed in aokzoe i ordered 64 gig variant and it's delayed a month. Oddly enough I'm really loving my rog i was on the fence buying with the possibility of returning it but I'm definitely keeping it I like how user-friendly it is, i just hate the battery but I'm usually plugged in playing on the couch😅
Yeah the battery life is a little lacking. If you play plugged in and turbo, I might recommend setting a custom fan curve. It gets very warm with how relaxed they have the fan set at default.
Even if you just have the hall joystick on the right one only its still beneficial as FPS game player. That's whats making most of the fine movements anyway imo.
Thank you for shareing jumped on that purchase. And will be awhile before I get them. Hopefully a way to mitigate the interference will be discovered before I get mine. Otherwise it will be another fun mod to mess with. One of the first things I did with the steamdeck was take the metal contacts that are in a xbox one dpad membrane and bend them to fit the posts under the dpad and the face buttons on the steamdeck. Its night and day. The button presses are extremmly solid and tactile now no mush. Will have to remove the mainboard on the ally to do the same thing although its alot more work steamdeck was easy to reach them.
@okestgamer Do you have any comments or concerns about the wifi chip and also the SD card slot being right underneath the heatpipes? I'm going to work on isolating a small area of those heat pipes where they are above those problem areas but I will not be able to do much if it's on the fin stack.
Honestly, I just adjusted the fan curve and it changed thing’s dramatically for the SD card slot at least. Now it feels perfectly normal and not close to burning.
I love you I have been looking everywhere for sticks my right one is super loose and pops when moving direct left to direct right and I would prefer to swap than get a whole new unit and risk another issue popping up since this is currently my only issue and I am very comfortable doing my own repairs I have done a full shell swap on my steam deck and this is child’s play in comparison
Yeah this is a very easy repair. You can grab 3 or 4 (a couple spares) and then change either only the right one, or jump right in like I did and adjust the deadzone until we find a solution.
It's just not worth the interference and possible inaccuracies. Defeats the purpose of the reliability of the Hall sensor. I know it's early but I don't think the stock sticks are going to present any issues over the years
Unfortunately these sticks have a bad history on other devices. If we can’t solve the interference, I definitely agree its best to stick with the stock ones.
@@okestgamer yeah, I just placed an order. I'm really glad you tested this out. I kinda want try out to see if I can place mini mouse track pad on this next.
There have been some folks having issues with the right side as well. It seems to respond differently on some ally devices. I would suggest holding off unless you are wanting to experiment
its baffling hall effect joys arent standard for premium gaming devices like this...sure they probably made the choice based on the triggers affecting the magnetisim but any sort of testing wouldve hashed that out and they couldve put a barrier to prevent the interference
Definitely, I’m waiting for mine to come in. My luck isn’t great with Ayaneo parts arriving (just received my parts from December and they are the wrong colours lmao
Hey OKestGamer, so I just got the Gulikit King Kong 2 Pro.. which has both hall effect triggers and joysticks. On the left joystick (right if you are looking at the back of the board) there is a metal shield on the back of the board where the joystick is... I wonder if you do the same thing if it would take away the issues you're experiencing.. Anyway, look into it if you haven't already!
I bought two of these and installed. The right stick works fine and there is no interference with the Hall effect trigger. Like the video the stick doesn’t quite reach the ends of the right circle but fixed this with the calibration tool in ASUS Armoury Crate. The left stick is a total no go for me. No matter what calibration setting I choose in Armoury Crate the trigger still interferes with the joystick . Also as an aside onexplayer for some unknown reason decided to declare my 30usd order for 109usd and I got charged handsomely by customs … a very expensive exercise and hope onexplayer can resolve this
So my question is if like me you're having issues with the left anolog left axis can i instead switch out the left anologe stick with an offical asus rox ally stick rather than the sticks you have used in order to help fix my issue. I'd rather not have the interface from the left trigger
Exactly so when they said the triggers interfered with Hall effect sticks they were right. Hall effects triggers were the way to go! IMO Hall effect sticks are over rated because of the whole drift issue with the Switch. The joysticks are great stock and mine don't have any tracking issues. Testing using the same site
It's just not worth the interference and possible inaccuracies. Defeats the purpose of the reliability of the Hall sensor. I know it's early but I don't think the stock sticks are going to present any issues
@@okestgamer You're really great at walking us all throughout the process like the things we need and what to do. You enumerate and put the steps on the screen, and highlighting the parts of the board like where the screws are is great. It's also great that you tell us the solutions to the problems that this project might bring. Other tutorials can be quite lackluster, where the viewer might need help from other platforms like Reddit and Twitter. Especially in the part where you tell us that the device might not power on without the screws, which is a very important thing to note. Keep up the good work!
Great video thanks for making it. Question the price of these Hal Sticks on the OneXPlayer site is it for one or two of them? The site does not state that information Thanks
That I unfortunately don’t know. I had these sent for some device repair videos for my aokzoe. I borrowed them from that to test this out. My guess would be for each stick
My problem is when we ultimately get Linux support ala Chimeraos or Halo Os Then we will have this Hall effect issue to deal with, not sure if we will have native dead zone calibration in Linux.
Yeah that part I would not know much about. When I see Linux folks talking about fixes in discord servers, it just looks like they are solving all the world’s problems and I am just there nodding my head pretending to know what’s up lol.
It might, sometimes it’s not the stick itself. I would suggest take the right and the left stick and swap them. If the issue then shows up on the left side, you’ll know it’s the stick.
Mr. Okest any chance you're going to do this mod with the win 4/win 4 pro? I've heard talk in reddit that these hall sticks are compatible with the win 4. Also come october, gdp is going to release their deadzone software. I'm probably gonna get the win 4 pro come Christmas sales and after review are out.
I am planning to, I’ve been a little behind on planned videos unfortunately, but I do know that they work. I would be curious how they work after the deadzone fix
I’ve seen some others having this issue. It seems like each ally device is slightly different. Some have some issue we are guessing from the vibration motor
@@okestgamer update i replaced it with the secondary stick since I was only replacing one due to severe drift. And it works now I think I set the outer dead zone to 80 im guessing either the sticks go in a specific slot of mine was slightly defective
Yes on the part 2 video I added a mod I had done. After the part 2 video a company starting selling the modules with a sheet of tape. It’s still hit or miss right now. Some ally devices respond well to it, others not.
@@okestgamer ok tysm man I love how you do your tutorials it’s nice and understandable and also the visuals where u showing the screw highlights helps a lot to follow along man your tutorials are top tier can’t wait to see many more
Yes, that’s what I was testing. Found sticks that work and found a way to make it work with some calibration. Next step will be to see if I can mitigate the interference
If you get the tighter modules. Main issue is the interference seems to be unpredictable on the ally with the Hall effect. Some devices work well with it, others not
How’s the stick resistance compared to stock? Coming from the Deck, I find the Ally’s sticks to be a bit loose for my liking. Also, how are you finding the fit of the stem to the cap? I heard the reason why some people are having clicking noises w the sticks is that the fit isn’t great w the stock thumb caps.
The feel is pretty well identical to stock. I couldn’t tell any difference. Clicking could be the cap, but a simple press down should fix that if it was.
It's supposed to help when the sticks get dirt or wear down the sensor. Specifically for the ROG Ally, I would maybe stick with alps. The interference is very random, some devices are really bad, and others work fine.
Thanks for putting the part links. Have you found out what time of cap the joysticks use. Mine actually is starting to eat away the plastic were the joist I’m hits the LED wall. It’s like sandpaper eating away the joystick. I probably press to hard. Anyways. If you can find compatible caps that would be awesome.
I didn’t really notice anything. Even if there was, you could just calibrate them a small amount. If the fix works for the interference, it will help both ways of interference.
I’ve tried blocking at all angles, it can reduce, but does not eliminate. Part 2 I was able to use a magnet to counter the magnetic force and stop most interference. After I have learned that each ally seems to be slightly different, so some have had issues on the right stick as well.
Hello. Thank you for the helpful video. I decided to order the Hall Effect sticks you have linked. However, OneXPlayer support is demanding I provide them with a serial number to clarify what sticks I need...I told them I wanted them for the Ally, but they are still asking for a serial number. I understand their sticks are supposed to be for their handhelds, but I'm at a lost. Did you have to go through this same thing and if so what did you reply to them with? Thanks in advance!
I'm still on the fence on buying a protection plan for the rog . Best buy gives you 30 days after purchase to buy a plan. I feel with how early repairable the rog is that i mite not get it. I feel like i rarely ever have to use the protection plan but with rog not having standard joysticks that worries me. I'm just curious did you buy a protection plan for your rog
No, I rarely buy warranty. If your sticks break and you don’t want Hall effect, you can buy the same stick as the ally for like $6 on alliexpress. Install is the same as this video
Links:
OKestGamer discord:
discord.gg/32S7kVF8qk
HandheldDIY Hall effect link:
www.handhelddiy.com/products/hall-joystick-for-rog-ally-1
Onexplayer Hall effect link:
Select "HALL"
onexplayerstore.com/collections/accessories/products/copy-of-charger-for-onexplayer-3?variant=45135824355622
Regular joysticks:
www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005091086621.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.21.2c552d51M7BJg3&algo_pvid=2288ba4c-b847-4407-9ddc-3bd9d514de8b&algo_exp_id=2288ba4c-b847-4407-9ddc-3bd9d514de8b-10&pdp_npi=3%40dis%21CAD%218.94%215.82%21%21%21%21%21%40212248ba16875900992522252d0756%2112000031620509614%21sea%21CA%210&curPageLogUid=lcKFoFx1Xvzy
May i ask what is the benefit of HHall effect joysticks versus the ones that came with the ALLY? does it have more resistance than the orignaly ALLY sticks?
@@TheSignOfJonah so Hall effect sticks are not susceptible to the typical causes of joystick drift. Take joycons for an example. The sensors (potentiometer) get worn out or dirty (corroded sometimes), the Hall effect use magnets to detect input, so there isn’t a physical contact where a part wears down or gets dirty.
@@okestgamer Thank you, Also i am wondering if the ones you installed (Hall effect) will have more resistance when moving them. Unfortunately i like more resistance on the sticks similar to that of the PS5. I play better FPS games with that type of resistance. The ALLY moves too easy and has low resistance. Does The Hall Effect stick you installed have more resistance than the original ALLy sticks? Also the best material for magnetic shielding is any ferromagnetic metal. This includes materials that contain iron, nickel, or cobalt. A magnetic field can be reduced by bringing another magnetic field that is stronger close to the original magnetic field which will cancel out the first field. This is often called magnetic shielding and it basically creates a second magnetic field in the same location that conducts a stronger fluctuation. Copper is one of the most effective materials used in RF shields. While copper can be relatively expensive, it provides highly effective conduction, absorption and attenuation of incoming RF signals. However i will give you a link that has a sheild that has a Chemical Composition of 80% Nickel, 5 % Molybdenum and 15% Ironlook. Look at this example: www.reddit.com/r/peakdesign/comments/ts51if/shielding_the_everyday_case_for_s22_ultra_to_use/ .. Another example ruclips.net/video/oSwd0zd4rKQ/видео.html .. ruclips.net/video/2U1o66bs_Qg/видео.html .. After watching those videos you can see why in theory you can layer two or three sheets of this material over the magnet at U7102 ruclips.net/video/2U1o66bs_Qg/видео.html ,, then after that you can use this material to cover it very neatly www.amazon.com/MuMETAL-Magnetic-Shielding-Thick-Sheet/dp/B017ABFDP8/ref=sr_1_10?crid=16P5BJJOUGXPI&keywords=magnetic+shielding&qid=1687642876&refinements=p_72%3A1248921011&rnid=1248919011&s=industrial&sprefix=Magnetic+Shielding%2Cindustrial%2C77&sr=1-10#customerReviews .. Then after that you can use some extremely durable tape that will cure itself to the board with the additional heat from the device and is guranteed to hold in place the shield for the lifetime of the product. You're welcome friend :)
@@TheSignOfJonah appreciate the links. I’ll check them out. I have something coming Monday and if it fails I now have some other options. Thank you
@@okestgameryour welcome , I subscribed and hit the bell icon and I can’t wait to see your results.
I love how the manual starts right at the beginning, the little summary of steps and that nearly 100% of the video is relevant.
Thanks for the feedback, I try to keep these types of videos moving quickly and having screens that can be paused on to get the info.
Appreciate this video! My right joystick on my ally went out a couple months back and I haven’t been able to play it without a controller since then but I ordered the repair kit and followed the guide and now it’s back to normal! Earned a sub for sure
Glad it was able to help you out man
Seriously, your tutorials are awesome. Very detailed and specific. And the video for this was really slick. Your editing is improving by leaps and bounds.
Appreciate that man! Trying to get better on each one
Thank you for confirming these sticks are working. I have ordered 2 Hall effect assemblies trough your link.
I feel much better about having hall effect because of their accuracy and they are so reliable.
My 8bitdo ultimate with hall effect have 0.0% average error rate on both sticks while my other premium controllers that costs 3 times more are drifting and have terrible avg error rates. Just because of the unreliable potentiometers.
No problem! Just make sure you watch the part that explains the interference. I will try to fix, but want to make sure people are aware
@@okestgamer I did see that, I still think it is worth a try anyway. Even if I need to increase the dead zone a little bit I don't need to worry about stick drift.
@@NickFje ok perfect, just wanted to be sure you knew
Got to give some props to the easy assembly and disassembly of the ROG ALLY. I ordered one Hal joy for the right and I will keep the ALPS on the left. I will have a spare too. Perfect.
Yeah that should work as well. I managed to fix the interference issue with a small magnet added. I’ll be doing a part 2 video this next week
@@okestgamer Brilliant! Looking forward to watching your magnet solution.
@@okestgamercan you test it using RF/EMI/EMF tape? It's cheap. I don't think magnet should be counter with magnet.
Anyway looking forward for next update. Thanks.
@@okestgamer Are they uniform? as in I just order a unit from the link and they can go on any side?
Crazy how easy this is already. Device has only been out 2 weeks!
Little secret. I did this Day 1 😂
The joysticks are off the shelf components, IIRC someone tore this an a OneXPlayer apart and found they’re using essentially the same modules.
@@reaperreaper5098 yeah that someone was me haha I posted it in a few places awhile back
Benefit of them using off the shelf bulk components
Maybe replace the left trigger with a non hall effect trigger and get the hall effect joystick working.
Holy crap they didn't solder the damn joystick module to the board? This is a miracle.
Yup, very easy replacements. I’ll likely convert the video into a joystick replacement video for regular joysticks as well. Make a few tweaks so it lines up with the standard sticks better.
It's a rainy day today, but okest's video is like sunshine ❤
Haha, appreciate it man
You’re really good at giving instructions!
Thank you! It makes me happy to hear that, I’ve been trying to get better at it
I daily the Gulikit Zen pro wireless on my switch and PC, INSTANT purchase when I saw this for the Ally. Day and night difference with the sticks. Thank you for the guide!
No problem, I haven’t tested to see how much of a difference they make, but more seeing if we could in fact pull it off.
I was just looking this video last night!
I actually just posted it about 4 hours ago
This video is just what I was looking for. You earned yourself a subscriber sir! My left analog stick went out for the second time within 5 months it only works up and down. The first time I sent it in to be replaced but ended up waiting a month to get it back. This time I thought I’d try to fix it myself that way I can order some back ups just in case. I feel pretty confident in it now after watching your video.
Glad to hear it man! I strongly advise at this time ordering the non Hall effect sticks. Some ally devices seem to not work well with hall effect
@@okestgamer I ordered a couple the other day I don’t think they were Hall effect so hopefully everything goes smoothly. I appreciate it.
@@SithHappens9567 yeah if you got the AliExpress ones they are not hall effect
@@okestgamer I got the 2Pcs RKJX21224001 Switch Elements Joystick for WIN3 Handheld Gama I read on Reddit that they work there just taking forever to be delivered.
@@okestgamer I ordered the 2Pcs RKJX21224001 Switch Elements Joystick for WIN3 Handheld Gama I read on Reddit that they work they are just taking awhile to be delivered.
I think Gulikit would release a good pair of shielded sticks in the future like they did for the Deck.
Maybe they will, I guess we will have to see.
Awesome video as always! Definitely going into my arsenal of handheld consoles how to videos! Thx so much!
Glad you enjoyed it 💪
This mod worked fine without tape for about 2 days, I’m noticing loss of range now since then and getting slightly worse. Almost couldn’t finish a test earlier today so I’ll be tearing it open again to add the conductive tape to help reduce the feedback. Honestly still worth the upgrade imo, the old sticks just like to drift all the time or get stuck. Mad annoying in windows mode
Glad it worked out for the most part for you. Other have had mixed results
Ordered a pair with the hopes you guys find a fix, big thanks!
Lettuce pray we find one
Even if not, the current workaround doesn't seem bad at all, which is ultimately why I pulled the trigger regardless. That, and, perhaps stock? Once more people see this.
Yeah that’s fair. No idea what their stock situation looks like. I tried my best to find a few sources to sell the sticks, but no luck
I thought about stock as well, atleast for the right stick only since that’s mostly aiming a gun & camera around in almost anything you play. We’ll see, I’m ordering conductive tape to finish this guys mod and see how it goes compared to nothing. HAS to be better than what I have now, wasn’t this had on initial install
I don't even have an Ally but I like these tech tips.
Glad you’re enjoying them man!
I know ASUS doesn't have the best reputation as of late but I feel like with the release of the Ally, they have been more forthcoming than with other product releases. Hopefully a workaround is found for those who wish to change their joysticks
Check my community post on my channel page. I found a workaround.
Very OK guide, nice one!
Thanks man! Hoping I can solve the issue for the interference.
Really happy to see someone has tried this out! I was disappointed when I heard that person from Asus reveal that you'd get interference with HAL effect sticks.
Honestly just sounded like an excuse when I heard that. Real reason: save production costs
Let’s see if we can solve it!
This was my assumption. That or the potential failure rate of the sticks
@@mydingling well, of course. when creating something you can do anything, but you can't do everything. The R&D costs associated with developing and testing a solution that is not cost-prohibitive to mass manufacture were probably beyond what they felt would give them the profit margins they wanted on the price point they wanted to sell the device. That is, after all, how every product development on the planet goes.
@@okestgamer I've wondered if just putting some electrostatic tape on or around the joystick base would have any effect.
Now you got me wanting to try this, damn.
Do it! Do it now!
I wondered if the hall effect joysticks would interfere with the already installed hall effect triggers, thanks for confirming
No problem, now we try to fix it. We have 2/3 of the job done. Found the sticks, found out they work, now tweak to make it better.
Thank you so much for the guide video and the website.
Not a problem, I do caution that you will need to experiment. Not all ally devices seem to respond the same.
What an amazing tutorial. I don't even have an Ally and I watched this lol.
Thank you! I try to keep them concise and to the point. Don’t want to waste people’s time.
I just placed the order and I’m gonna work on isolating the issue. Along with me doing the 4tb install this will be my second mod and I’ll continue to mod as new parts or methods come about.
That’s the nice part about having a community. You can brainstorm solutions
@@okestgamer absolutely, I bought it to mess with and I’ve always been that way and while it might not be everybody’s cup of tea , it does benefit some when workarounds come about.
Modding things is just a good time, so I totally understand
My left joystick is messed up, due to "no fault of my own" 😂, so this really helps. Trying to deal with CS on this device has been an absolute nightmare.
You could buy the cheaper one on AliExpress and it should fix it. Then you don’t have to deal with the interference
@@okestgamer my issue is actually that I believe something was bent. I go between a bunch of handheld devices and ended up finding this behind a couch cushion and ever since the left joystick forces the cursor to the left side of the screen. Vertical movement is fine, but horizontal is literally one-sided.
I'm surprised that Asus doesn't make and sell these upgrades themselves as they have obviously gone to such lengths to make the rog ally easily upgraded.
Unfortunately a lot of ally devices have a lot of interference with the triggers
ROG Ally owner here, why is hall sticks needed? Either way, I loved the attention to detail in this video, so its a like and sub from me.
Thanks for your support. So the hall effect sticks don’t drift over time like the normal ones do. Unfortunately the interference causes issues as well. I did a part 2 where I fixed that, but it does not seem to work on all ally devices. I would hold off for now
Yeah these need a little sheilding tape under each joystick to stop interference through the PCB underneath.
Yeah it seems to dampen the effect, but has not always shielded fully.
I will only do this IF i get stick drift down the line.But I am not that much of a hardcore gamer. I play games everyday but spread between my PC, my PCVR and my quest 3 headset standalone games and my ROG ally and my steam deck. So I don't think I will get stick drift but if I do I will do this mod. In fact i would probably replace it with the standard ones anyway if there is interference. Job done.
That's fair, good news is this guide will work for regular swaps as well.
I didn't know it wouldn't boot with the screws in. I got it to boot after forcing it off and back on again without the screws. I'm fortunate my stock sticks don't have any drift. At least we know ASUS excuse was true about the interference. I really look forward to a solution as I miss the hall sticks on my ayaneo.
I’m hoping I can fix it. We will see what happens soon.
I wanted to try in replacing my right joystick head, but I do not feel comfortable on pulling on the battery cables and there is no easy way to remove that plug-head otherwise. In addition, the screws on the joystick module is really small and requires a special screwdriver to remove.
Yes having good tools definitely is a must. I would suggest not diving into this one if not feeling too comfortable with it. I've found when I'm nervous about a mod I tend to make a mistake a little easier than when I'm comfortable
Great Vid! Copper tape should also isolate the magnets if you have that handy.
I have some coming on Monday. Let’s hope for the best
@@okestgamer - Great! Can't wait for the follow up!
@@ezg8448 yeah man, let’s hope it’s a positive follow up
I’m just worried that something that conducive may inadvertently fry something.
Yeah I believe a little bit of copper tape under the joystick would help interference and if you worried about it touching stuff, kapton tape on top of it
Perhaps using some magnetic shielding film applied on the bottom of the hall affect joystick
That’s my first plan. Hoping it blocks enough to make the interference a non issue.
Talked me into it. I have ordered one for the right stick. I don't really care about the left
I’ve reduced the interference by 65% so far for the left stick. Still working on it.
Right stick is good to go so you should have a good experience
For the ppl who actually want to 100% fix it change the left stick with a regular joystick, it won’t make a difference since it’s not used for aiming, but changing that will give you full a rotation without changing the dead zone
It actually seems to vary by each ally. My third one (warranty exchanges) doesn't seem to work no matter what I try
Maybe some kind of aluminized tape behind the trigger sensor? Idk maybe there is some kind of way to isolate them from each other.
Check my community update on my RUclips page. I managed to address the joystick interference. I’ll be doing a second video next week.
@@okestgamer yeah I saw you mention it in another comment right after I posted. I just ordered the hall sticks last night. Interested to see what your solution is. I'm trying to solve an issue I have. During gaming, my right trigger activates randomly even with my hand completely away from it. I thought maybe it was just sensitive and adjusted the trigger in armory crate but it was still happening. I haven't been able to nail down the cause 100% because it's sporadic but the most often way I was able to replicate the issue was when using both left and right joysticks and rolling them inwards towards each other (both pressed towards the screen). It's annoying but I already put my 2TB drive in it and changed out the thermal paste and got it all set up and tons of games downloaded and I don't feel like going through it all again so I'm trying to not have to return it for a replacement.
Yeah that issue is pretty weird. If you adjust the beginning of the trigger higher and it’s still doing it, I’m not sure what’s up. Maybe the stick isn’t going all the way back up. They are Hall effect so it should only activate when the magnet gets closer
Hey OKestGamer, great tutorial dude!!!
you know, I ordered the 2 hall effects from the onexplayer site you attached to the description, but it been more than 4 days and they still haven't ship to the US, my order is confirmed but it been some days and nothing. Do you know if this is normal on that webpage? how was your experience ordering those hall effect joysticks??
thankss
We checked with the rep from onexplayer and it seems like they are processing them. I guess they got flooded with orders after the video
Asus said they could only use Hall sensors for the sticks OR the triggers. I wish they had picked the sticks instead of the triggers because those sticks' internals look very similar to Switch joysticks
Yeah that would have been the better option tbh
What happen if i forget to disconnect the battery and change the sticks?
Most likely there will be no issue, it's just safer to disconnect the battery when changing parts.
easy to fix , seem good modular desain , thanks for desainer
Yeah they seem like they made it easy to fix
You’re a godsend. I’ve had the ally for 2 weeks and my left analogue x axis just died randomly when I turned it on. Didn’t want to take it back bc I spent a lot of time customizing it. Good to know the stick replacement is relatively easy. No idea what a Hall effect joycon is, but eh
If you don’t know about the Hall effect ones I would suggest getting the ones in the AliExpress link instead. It will be the same as the ones your ally comes with
@@okestgamer I don’t think those are the official ones. I think the stock ones are ALPS RKJX21224001. But thank you, and I’ll bless you with this knowledge. Bios = power + volume down. Boot menu = power + volume up. WinRe = power + plug keyboard in and press and hold 12 before power until the menu comes up…it’s been a rough day with this device😑 device was bricked for a while and was thinking about just wiping and installing Linux at one point
Yeah it can be janky. The usual bios methods including the ones you listed didn’t seem to register on mine, weird part is they used to.
Hi, good evening. I joined the group because I saw a video on RUclips where I have the same problem. I'm going to tell you, I live in Argentina and I bought an ally, the problem is that the right stick doesn't work sideways and I can't ask for a guarantee. Is there a solution so I can solve the problem? Please help
@@rodrigogomezolmos6345my replacement stick just came in today, I followed the steps in the video, and now it works 👍🏻
Same thing with the ayn odin if you put hall sticks.. It has hall triggers as well. Asus didn't put hall sticks probably for this reason. It's a great replacement though.... Wish there was a block between the magnetic fields so there wasn't interference
The problem with the ally is that the sensor is directly behind the stick. It may not be an issue with the loki max
Nice tutorial 👍
Thanks so much!
As usual excellent video, I recently found my right joystick seems to float downward on its own, tried calibration but still occurs, do you think it’s a joystick problem or software
This is probably the interference happening. I’ve been finding from some others that it tends to be random how it responds to the Hall effect. Random between devices I mean
I'm pretty disappointed in aokzoe i ordered 64 gig variant and it's delayed a month. Oddly enough I'm really loving my rog i was on the fence buying with the possibility of returning it but I'm definitely keeping it I like how user-friendly it is, i just hate the battery but I'm usually plugged in playing on the couch😅
Yeah the battery life is a little lacking. If you play plugged in and turbo, I might recommend setting a custom fan curve. It gets very warm with how relaxed they have the fan set at default.
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Even if you just have the hall joystick on the right one only its still beneficial as FPS game player. That's whats making most of the fine movements anyway imo.
Yeah that’s a good backup option. I’m stubborn though and want to have my cake and eat it too lol
Thank you for this
No problem, glad you enjoyed!
Thank you for shareing jumped on that purchase. And will be awhile before I get them. Hopefully a way to mitigate the interference will be discovered before I get mine. Otherwise it will be another fun mod to mess with. One of the first things I did with the steamdeck was take the metal contacts that are in a xbox one dpad membrane and bend them to fit the posts under the dpad and the face buttons on the steamdeck. Its night and day. The button presses are extremmly solid and tactile now no mush. Will have to remove the mainboard on the ally to do the same thing although its alot more work steamdeck was easy to reach them.
Modding is always a good time..until it’s not when it gets botched lol. I’m hoping this mod works out and we have no interference.
@okestgamer Do you have any comments or concerns about the wifi chip and also the SD card slot being right underneath the heatpipes? I'm going to work on isolating a small area of those heat pipes where they are above those problem areas but I will not be able to do much if it's on the fin stack.
Honestly, I just adjusted the fan curve and it changed thing’s dramatically for the SD card slot at least. Now it feels perfectly normal and not close to burning.
I love you I have been looking everywhere for sticks my right one is super loose and pops when moving direct left to direct right and I would prefer to swap than get a whole new unit and risk another issue popping up since this is currently my only issue and I am very comfortable doing my own repairs I have done a full shell swap on my steam deck and this is child’s play in comparison
Yeah this is a very easy repair. You can grab 3 or 4 (a couple spares) and then change either only the right one, or jump right in like I did and adjust the deadzone until we find a solution.
I wonder if wrapping the back casing of joystick with little aluminium foil would help with resistance
There are a few other ways to add that type of resistance. You can add foam rings around the stick
wow good job!
Thank you!
The haptics might be the next problem 🤔 i feel like those are magnetic actuators and youd prob want to isolate them as well!
That’s a good idea, although I would imagine they would interfere with the trigger ones as they are
It's just not worth the interference and possible inaccuracies. Defeats the purpose of the reliability of the Hall sensor. I know it's early but I don't think the stock sticks are going to present any issues over the years
Unfortunately these sticks have a bad history on other devices. If we can’t solve the interference, I definitely agree its best to stick with the stock ones.
Hmm, you cant really block magnetic field but if you can find a way to redirect by a little this would work great.
I’m going to see if it helps out at all. Honestly at this point I’m just having fun experimenting
@@okestgamer yeah, I just placed an order. I'm really glad you tested this out. I kinda want try out to see if I can place mini mouse track pad on this next.
That’s an interesting idea. I’m curious how that would work
I'm only looking for the rubber pieces do you know where I can find some as replacements good video for when I do decide to upgrade the joysticks
That I’m not sure, I think you would need to check with asus. They did have a site awhile back for spare parts, but cannot recall the link.
Is the left stick the only one that has the interference after installation
There have been some folks having issues with the right side as well. It seems to respond differently on some ally devices. I would suggest holding off unless you are wanting to experiment
I’m doing this immediately! How does the tension/resistance feel compared to the OEM modules??
Feels the same as the stock ones
@@okestgamer So unplayable :/
its baffling hall effect joys arent standard for premium gaming devices like this...sure they probably made the choice based on the triggers affecting the magnetisim but any sort of testing wouldve hashed that out and they couldve put a barrier to prevent the interference
Even consoles, I just wish they would make the jump already
When you can could please do a install video for the new heatsink on the ayaneo 2
Definitely, I’m waiting for mine to come in. My luck isn’t great with Ayaneo parts arriving (just received my parts from December and they are the wrong colours lmao
Hey OKestGamer, so I just got the Gulikit King Kong 2 Pro.. which has both hall effect triggers and joysticks. On the left joystick (right if you are looking at the back of the board) there is a metal shield on the back of the board where the joystick is... I wonder if you do the same thing if it would take away the issues you're experiencing.. Anyway, look into it if you haven't already!
Thanks, I’ll take a look to see what it’s about.
I bought two of these and installed. The right stick works fine and there is no interference with the Hall effect trigger. Like the video the stick doesn’t quite reach the ends of the right circle but fixed this with the calibration tool in ASUS Armoury Crate. The left stick is a total no go for me. No matter what calibration setting I choose in Armoury Crate the trigger still interferes with the joystick . Also as an aside onexplayer for some unknown reason decided to declare my 30usd order for 109usd and I got charged handsomely by customs … a very expensive exercise and hope onexplayer can resolve this
Yeah that’s pretty odd, there is no reason for that high of a declaration. I would email them to ask what happened
So my question is if like me you're having issues with the left anolog left axis can i instead switch out the left anologe stick with an offical asus rox ally stick rather than the sticks you have used in order to help fix my issue. I'd rather not have the interface from the left trigger
Yes you can use alps sticks instead of hakk effect. The video can double as a joystick replacement guide
would changing my left joystick fix the left and right stick not working?
Are your joysticks having issues?
Exactly so when they said the triggers interfered with Hall effect sticks they were right. Hall effects triggers were the way to go! IMO Hall effect sticks are over rated because of the whole drift issue with the Switch. The joysticks are great stock and mine don't have any tracking issues. Testing using the same site
It's just not worth the interference and possible inaccuracies. Defeats the purpose of the reliability of the Hall sensor. I know it's early but I don't think the stock sticks are going to present any issues
Hopefully not, that particular stick has a bad reputation on other handhelds which makes me worry
How do they feel?.. to me the stock joysticks are just way too light…
They are the exact same feel
Maybe a bit of copper tape under the joystick will isolate it?
Similar solution I’m going to test this week
damn man this is a great tutorial and I don't even have an Ally lol
Appreciate the kind words, for feedback sake, what is it that makes it a good tutorial in your opinion? Is it because it’s concise?
@@okestgamer You're really great at walking us all throughout the process like the things we need and what to do. You enumerate and put the steps on the screen, and highlighting the parts of the board like where the screws are is great. It's also great that you tell us the solutions to the problems that this project might bring. Other tutorials can be quite lackluster, where the viewer might need help from other platforms like Reddit and Twitter. Especially in the part where you tell us that the device might not power on without the screws, which is a very important thing to note. Keep up the good work!
Awesome thanks for taking the time to let me know. I try to find a balance between too much info and too little. Glad this one landed in a good spot.
Great video thanks for making it. Question the price of these Hal Sticks on the OneXPlayer site is it for one or two of them? The site does not state that information Thanks
That I unfortunately don’t know. I had these sent for some device repair videos for my aokzoe. I borrowed them from that to test this out. My guess would be for each stick
@@okestgamer OK thanks for the heads up!
No problem
My problem is when we ultimately get Linux support ala Chimeraos or Halo Os
Then we will have this Hall effect issue to deal with, not sure if we will have native dead zone calibration in Linux.
Yeah that part I would not know much about. When I see Linux folks talking about fixes in discord servers, it just looks like they are solving all the world’s problems and I am just there nodding my head pretending to know what’s up lol.
I have stick drift on the right stick. Would this also fix that?
It might, sometimes it’s not the stick itself. I would suggest take the right and the left stick and swap them. If the issue then shows up on the left side, you’ll know it’s the stick.
Sehr gut. Gibt es auch austauschbare Trigger Tasten? hätte gerne eine bessere Feder und hochwertigere Tasten.
No replacements for the triggers that I know of.
@@okestgamer OK, thank you for your support 👍
No problem
Whats the part number for the hall effect joysticks for those who want to buy elsewhere?
All we know is it’s made by k-silver. If you can find an elsewhere please share, I’ve been trying for a couple of months
This is great, do they feel bit tighter to Hadley ?
They feel exactly the same
Mr. Okest any chance you're going to do this mod with the win 4/win 4 pro?
I've heard talk in reddit that these hall sticks are compatible with the win 4. Also come october, gdp is going to release their deadzone software.
I'm probably gonna get the win 4 pro come Christmas sales and after review are out.
I am planning to, I’ve been a little behind on planned videos unfortunately, but I do know that they work. I would be curious how they work after the deadzone fix
Do you know if the cap colors can be replaced if I just bought some different colored ones for Xbox one controller?
I tested a few caps and none had fit. I tested:
-ps4
-Xbox one
-Ayaneo 2
Magnetic shielding will do the trick, I think
That’s going to be my first attempt this Monday when the item arrives.
My right stick is failing the circularity test it has trouble reaching the edge pushed to 3 o'clock
I’ve seen some others having this issue. It seems like each ally device is slightly different. Some have some issue we are guessing from the vibration motor
@@okestgamer update i replaced it with the secondary stick since I was only replacing one due to severe drift. And it works now I think I set the outer dead zone to 80 im guessing either the sticks go in a specific slot of mine was slightly defective
Thought you had to use tape or something under one of them
Yes on the part 2 video I added a mod I had done. After the part 2 video a company starting selling the modules with a sheet of tape. It’s still hit or miss right now. Some ally devices respond well to it, others not.
@@okestgamer what's the point in covering the stick assembly?
It helps a little further with the magnetic interference. Just dampens it a little
This one may be worth only replacing the right stick.
One word of caution, some users had an issue with the right stick as well. It seems inconsistent between Ally devices.
Can u do a tutorial like this one on the switch pls I'll be able to fix my joysticks
I actually ordered some Hall effect for my switch. It’s one of my planned videos
@@okestgamer ok tysm man I love how you do your tutorials it’s nice and understandable and also the visuals where u showing the screw highlights helps a lot to follow along man your tutorials are top tier can’t wait to see many more
Appreciate the feedback man, I’ve been trying to improve them each time. Feels like they are starting to come together nicely
I really like the PS5 joysticks. How would you compare these joysticks to the PS5 controller?
They are definitely looser feeling, I would say they are not as good as a ps5 controller, but they seem to work well
Does the hall sticks have more resistance? I find the stock ones to be to soft
No they have the same resistance
Isn’t there a reason they said they didn’t add these? Causes interference with trigger hall sensors or something??
Yes, that’s what I was testing. Found sticks that work and found a way to make it work with some calibration. Next step will be to see if I can mitigate the interference
I noticed your Aokzoe dpad looked different mine, did u mod it by any chance?
I added a small Nintendo switch dpad cover on top of it with some double sided tape it actually helped it feel better.
@@okestgamer have to give that a go. I'm getting crazy repeating clicks if I hit the dpad wrong.
Yeah it can’t hurt, I think skull and co sells them. It’s just a joycon dpad cover
Are the joysticks stiffer or more resistive than the stock? The stock sticks are too loose feeling and make fps difficult
They have the same stiffness as the stock ones
@@okestgamer but there are supposed to be no dead zones right?
ASUS should have swapped the D-Pad and left joystick position, that way they could have used Hall effect joysticks from the get go.
Yeah that would likely have solved it
Does this fix the looseness of the sticks?
If you get the tighter modules. Main issue is the interference seems to be unpredictable on the ally with the Hall effect. Some devices work well with it, others not
How’s the stick resistance compared to stock? Coming from the Deck, I find the Ally’s sticks to be a bit loose for my liking. Also, how are you finding the fit of the stem to the cap? I heard the reason why some people are having clicking noises w the sticks is that the fit isn’t great w the stock thumb caps.
The feel is pretty well identical to stock. I couldn’t tell any difference. Clicking could be the cap, but a simple press down should fix that if it was.
So the hall sticks help with no stick drift?
It's supposed to help when the sticks get dirt or wear down the sensor. Specifically for the ROG Ally, I would maybe stick with alps. The interference is very random, some devices are really bad, and others work fine.
Thanks for putting the part links. Have you found out what time of cap the joysticks use. Mine actually is starting to eat away the plastic were the joist I’m hits the LED wall. It’s like sandpaper eating away the joystick. I probably press to hard. Anyways. If you can find compatible caps that would be awesome.
I have not found one identical to it. You could use the caps that come with the Hall effect order, but they are smaller
i just got some on amazon, any way to see if it will or wont work on the ally
Best of luck man, let's hope it works out
Does it interfere with the triggers? I heard reason why they didn’t put hall effect joysticks is because it interferes with the Hall effect triggers
I didn’t really notice anything. Even if there was, you could just calibrate them a small amount. If the fix works for the interference, it will help both ways of interference.
Can you add a padding on the censor like a thick tape or termal pads For the interference?
I’ve tried blocking at all angles, it can reduce, but does not eliminate. Part 2 I was able to use a magnet to counter the magnetic force and stop most interference. After I have learned that each ally seems to be slightly different, so some have had issues on the right stick as well.
Do these joysticks feel less loose than the OG sticks?
They feel identical to me
Hello. Thank you for the helpful video. I decided to order the Hall Effect sticks you have linked. However, OneXPlayer support is demanding I provide them with a serial number to clarify what sticks I need...I told them I wanted them for the Ally, but they are still asking for a serial number. I understand their sticks are supposed to be for their handhelds, but I'm at a lost. Did you have to go through this same thing and if so what did you reply to them with? Thanks in advance!
Tell them you need the Hall effect sticks from the onexplayer 2
Do you have clicking noise on the new joystick?
I do not, some have reported that on hall ones as well as the alps ones.
I just ordered a pair from your link. How is the tention? Is it less loose than the original ones on the Ally?
I believe it’s identical
@okestgamer ok thanks
No problem
I'm still on the fence on buying a protection plan for the rog . Best buy gives you 30 days after purchase to buy a plan. I feel with how early repairable the rog is that i mite not get it. I feel like i rarely ever have to use the protection plan but with rog not having standard joysticks that worries me. I'm just curious did you buy a protection plan for your rog
No, I rarely buy warranty. If your sticks break and you don’t want Hall effect, you can buy the same stick as the ally for like $6 on alliexpress. Install is the same as this video
I got the warranty, reason being no good cases out right now. I know my luck.
@@justinliechty7745 can’t hurt if you would use it. I tend to try fix my stuff because I’m stubborn