Sony PS5 DualSense Controller 30th Anniversary Ed With High Quality TMR Joystick

Sony PlayStation 5 DualSense Wireless Controller 30th Anniversary Limited Edition With Upgraded High Quality Magnetic TMR Joystick- GRAY

CONDITION:

Open Box item in Grade A, Like New Condition with Upgraded, High Quality Magnetic TMR Joysticks. Controller is 100% functional, calibrated & reshelled by qualified techs. Original Retail box and manuals are not included. Please see pics.

PS: We use Standard PS5 Dualsense board, mostly the newer version BDM040/050/060 for upgrading TMR Joysticks. The TMR Brand and model that we use is K-Silver JS13PRO+.

Reshell: Controllers are Professionally Reshelled with Top Tier, Premium Grade, OEM Quality Shells. Physical condition is Grade A, Like New and may show very minor signs of use due to regular handling. Pictures on the listing are of the actual item that you will receive.

The most common issue with PlayStation controllers is stick drift, caused by worn-out traditional joysticks. The permanent solution is to replace them with Hall Effect modules, which provide superior durability and precision. The TMR Magnetic Joysticks are professionally installed and Calibrated by our certified Techs.

Advantages of TMR Magnetic Joysticks:

• Drift-Free Performance – TMR (Tunneling Magnetoresistance) magnetic sensors eliminate the mechanical wear that causes stick drift, engineering a virtually drift-proof control experience.
• Extended Lifespan – Magnetic sensing means no carbon contacts to degrade. The ZeroStick Pro lasts 5–10× longer than traditional potentiometer sticks.
• Built for Pros – Designed for players who want drift-free consistency and esports-grade accuracy along with a lifetime of drift free gameplay.
• Plug-and-Play Design – no soldering or controller teardown required.
• Premium Build Quality – Machined housing and precision-calibrated sensor ensure buttery-smooth motion and true-center return every time.
• NOTE: Due to the nature of Hall Effect / TMR magnetic technology, most games will require a 7–9% error rate…