Repair, not replace · Australia-wide mail-in repairs · Fixed quote first · 3-month workmanship warranty  |  1300 137 855
Joy-Con Controller Repair Guide · $0 upfront

Joy-Con Drift? TMR Stick Upgrade — $90 per controller

Your Joy-Con stick moves on its own without you touching it. Prepaid, insured label, fixed quote first, 3-month workmanship warranty. Nothing to pay upfront — a flat $100 shipping (both ways, insured) is added to your invoice only if you approve the fix.

Switch Joy-Con Drift Fix Australia
Symptoms

How to know it's this fault

  • Character walks on its own
  • Menu cursor drifts to one side
  • Aim moves slowly in BOTW / Splatoon
  • Already tried calibration and it didn't help
What's actually wrong

The common cause

Wear on the carbon tracks inside the Nintendo stick module. Famously a design flaw — even brand-new Joy-Cons can start drifting within months. Calibration is a band-aid; the only real fix is module replacement.

Our fix

How we repair it

Open the Joy-Con, desolder the drifting stick module, fit a TMR anti-drift stick module, reassemble with new gasket. TMR sticks read position through magnetic tunnel sensors — no contact wear, immune to drift. We've moved from Hall Effect to newer TMR sticks.

Service price
$90 per controller
Joy-Con TMR stick upgrade · 3-month workmanship warranty
Custom shell upgrades coming soon — ask about options when you book.
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Process

How mail-in repair works

1

Book online (free)

Fill the booking form. We email a prepaid AusPost label within the hour.

2

Drop & post

Print label, pack the console, drop at any Aus Post — nothing to pay today.

3

We diagnose & quote

Same-day to 2 business days. Photos + fixed quote within 24hr of arrival.

4

Approve & pay

You pay, we fix, we ship it back with tracking. 3-month workmanship warranty.

$0 upfront · Prepaid insured label · Fixed quote before any work

Ready to send it in?

Prepaid, insured label, fixed quote first, trade-in option if unrepairable. A flat $100 shipping (both ways, fully insured) is added to your final invoice only if you approve the repair — nothing to pay upfront.