How to Fix Nintendo Joy-Con Drift "Forever" with Hall Effect Sensors

All console controllers "drift" eventually, but it feels like Nintendo Joy-Cons are worse than most. Let's fix it practically forever... and test if the cheap tools from Amazon are any good.
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00:00 Introduction
00:42 Joy Con Drift explained
02:03 Right Joy Con Repair
02:29 Bad tool demonstration 1
08:46 Left Joy Con Repair
14:29 Bad tool demonstration 2
15:10 Joy Stick calibration
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[@is350ace]

I just subscribed to your channel recently and this video has great timing! I need to do this to my son's switch and had started researching

[@anoraker]

That's awesome! And thanks for subscribing! This tutorial will work whether you buy regular joy sticks or hall effect ones. Hall effect will last a lot longer without drift issues, but will require occasional recalibration.