I bought a few sets around october/november and the ones I installed for my cousin had this problem, but I did eventually get them to calibrate just by retrying the process many times and they work well enough after calibrating. Calibration appeared to just not register any input, even though input was being registered everywhere else including the test screen.Yea the newest version is easier to calibrate, for some reason on the first GuliKit stick version I had some that just never would calibrate. Aknes and Gulikit both sorted out the few pairs I had issues with, I haven’t had any issue with the newer version. Hoping we get another AliExpress sale here soon!
If you buy it from the AKNES Amazon store, you can take a video and show it to me. If it is a product problem, we will replace it for you. (Email: [email protected])I bought a few sets around october/november and the ones I installed for my cousin had this problem, but I did eventually get them to calibrate just by retrying the process many times and they work well enough after calibrating. Calibration appeared to just not register any input, even though input was being registered everywhere else including the test screen.
All the sticks I bought have a noticeable "bump" in the calibration test when rotating the sticks in a circle though. When the sticks rotate past the right direction there is a spot where the X axis doesn't reach the maximum value, but when pushed directly right instead of rotated the X axis does hit the maximum value. Seems like this is a known issue. I don't think it affects gameplay (how often do you rotate the stick 360 degrees in gameplay after all) so as long as it doesn't get worse I'm not too bothered by it.
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Sorry Sorry.@AKNES any knowledge on plans to alter the stick cap materials? I got a few several batches ago (pictured left) with less glossy better feeling caps, these were still the current version of the sticks, just with more similar to the original caps compared to OEM, I would much prefer these caps, but the last 30+ pairs all I’ve gotten is the cap with a little more of a slick surface (pictured right). Customers don’t seem to complain, just something I’ve observed.
Thank you for your understanding.@AKNES This makes more sense! I sold my last pair with the other caps, no worries, I keep my costs so low and prices so affordable that I haven’t had any complaints overall. This product has easily saved at least for me well over 120 pairs of joy cons just in the last year. I really enjoy the sticks and hope GuliKit continues to make them.
I ordered from AliExpress sadly, so returning is a pain. I'll order from Amazon next time.If you buy it from the AKNES Amazon store, you can take a video and show it to me. If it is a product problem, we will replace it for you. (Email: [email protected])
Don't let our users make do with a bad product.
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Later, GuliKit changed the material of the caps at the end of 2023.
Yeah the latest buy links can be seen on:I ordered from AliExpress sadly, so returning is a pain. I'll order from Amazon next time.
Nice, it has free delivery over $49.
For me Amazon is 100% more per set, even on sale still 80% more so I can’t justify that when I need 10+ sets at a time. Amazon is fast but overall so much more than AliExpress for me. When GuliKit runs sales over on AliExpress $10.50 a set is just very hard to compete with.Nice, it has free delivery over $49.
I haven't used Amazon very much in the past because the import tax + shipping + import tax on the shipping cost as well made everything expensive. Until I realized recently that many items have free shipping over $49 which also saves me a bunch of import tax.
At the same time, AliExpress has been a pain in my ass with nearly a dozen packages in total not arriving, and having to wait 3 months (from the shipping date) for a refund each time.
So there is not much reason to use AliExpress over Amazon anymore. It might be slightly cheaper, but at the cost of risking that the package doesn't arrive, or the product being low quality or not what I expected and just counting it as a loss, since returns are just not worth the time or money. Amazon makes international returns so easy.
I paid $40 per 2 pairs on AliExpress.For me Amazon is 100% more per set, even on sale still 80% more so I can’t justify that when I need 10+ sets at a time. Amazon is fast but overall so much more than AliExpress for me. When GuliKit runs sales over on AliExpress $10.50 a set is just very hard to compete with.
Yes, directly from GuliKit they have a listing through their store for a quantity of 10 up to 50. If you wait for sales and buy in bulk you can absolutely get the price from their official store. But you will have to buy in bulk of at least 10 sets.I paid $40 per 2 pairs on AliExpress.
That is the same price as the above Amazon link.
Both offer free shipping, so the price ends up the same.
I have not seen them at the price you mentioned, that is quite a lot cheaper. But are they legit? Seems a bit too good to be true.
That wouldn't have cost much more than what I paid for 4. I'll definitely keep it in mind, thanks. I'm sure I'll need more of them eventually, and while I don't know 10 people with a Switch, I could probably make some money on the side by buying JoyCons with busted sticks and fixing them up.Yes, directly from GuliKit they have a listing through their store for a quantity of 10 up to 50. If you wait for sales and buy in bulk you can absolutely get the price from their official store. But you will have to buy in bulk of at least 10 sets.
I’m moving to more of a hobby anymore to give me more time with my family but I did Joy Cons only last year and averaged $700-$1k a month earnings just doing it part time. I had less than a 2% fault rate as I did my best to test each set and catch any faulty sticks before I sent them out. If you could find a good source of Joy Cons this has the potential to be a real source of income, I never could break that $1k mark and will find something else, but I had fun.That wouldn't have cost much more than what I paid for 4. I'll definitely keep it in mind, thanks. I'm sure I'll need more of them eventually, and while I don't know 10 people with a Switch, I could probably make some money on the side by buying JoyCons with busted sticks and fixing them up.
I soldered it to all of my 4 joycons and they working and feel like original sticks. Sometimes I have the feeling my aiming is 20% better. But from the caps point of view, no difference to normal caps with the little cuts.hows the dpad? It is on rubber not metal caps or switches i hope :X
Btw. maybe you know something about this
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/100...2ebb452csClO1s&mp=1&mp=1&gatewayAdapt=glo2pol
caps look interesting on them