Steam Deck Joystick Accessories: GuliKit Type A&B, Hall Effect Sticks, Thumb Grips, Electromagnetic Module, No Soldering (Left/Right, 2-Pack, Not Fit OLED)

The GuliKit electromagnetic joystick module for the Steam Deck offers a range of features to enhance your gaming experience. Equipped with a hall effect sensor, it eliminates the common issues of drifting, creeping, stuttering, blind spots, and more. The joysticks come with caps, making the installation process a breeze without the need for soldering.

The GuliKit joystick preserves the touch function of the original Steam Deck stick, ensuring a seamless transition. Additionally, it boasts a longer work life and consumes 50% less power than the previous version, making it a more efficient and reliable option.

Calibrating the GuliKit Steam Deck joystick is a straightforward process. After installation, simply turn on the Steam Deck, press the tiny switch on the joystick board, and follow the on-screen instructions in the joystick calibration interface. Once the spot returns to the center position, the calibration is complete.

The GuliKit joystick is compatible with both the Steam Deck Type A and Type B models. To determine the correct model, users can check the 'Settings → System → Steam Deck Controller ID' menu, where 'MEDA' indicates Type A and 'MHDA' indicates Type B. It is important to note that the GuliKit joystick is not compatible with the OLED version of the Steam Deck.

The GuliKit's patented 3D Hall Effect Sensor technology is the key to its exceptional performance. This revolutionary electromagnetic stick solves a wide range of issues, including drifting, creeping, stuttering, blind spots, dead zones, non-centered, broken, and loose joysticks.

The hassle-free installation of the GuliKit joystick is another standout feature. Users can simply attach the caps and preserve the touch function, without the need for time-consuming soldering processes.

During the calibration process, it is crucial to refrain from touching the joysticks until the process is complete. Once the calibration is finished, the joysticks should return to the center position (0,0). If the spot is off-center, users can follow the detailed steps provided in the accompanying pictures.

It's important to note that due to the difference in precision between the Steam Deck and GuliKit sticks, the joystick may not return to the exact center position each time when the no dead zone mode is enabled. However, this will not affect the overall gaming experience.

If users encounter any issues, the GuliKit team is committed to providing a prompt response within 24 hours, ensuring a worry-free gaming experience.

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