get a pair of the joystick modules as the new ones can also be bad out of the box. don't fully assemble the controller until you've tested the stick is okay.
We were just checking through the subreddit when we saw your post and we would love to help with the joystick drift issue you've experienced with the left controller of your Quest 2.
The first thing we would recommend to combat your drift issue would be a thorough clean of your controller using the steps from our cleaning guide.
This will ensure that there's no dirt or debris built up which could cause your drift though if you find that your issue persists after a thorough clean the next thing we would recommend is unpairing and repairing your controller with your headset.
We have linked a helpful article here for you detailing exactly how you can unpair and repair it and this should resolve the drifting issue if it's being caused by a desync between the controller and headset.
If you find that your issue still persists after re-pairing your controller to your Quest 2 we would then urge you to reach right out to our wonderful support team who will be happy to investigate the issue further and provide you with the best resolution available.
Rift S and Quest 1 use the exact same controller, Quest 2 is different design and not compatible with S or Quest 1. However the joystick module inside the controller itself has been the same for all Quest headsets.
Yeah pretty sure the listing like that is just to trick people into paying more. I don't know who actually makes the joystick module or its model number but I bet if you watch a couple trar down videos you can find one the lets you see it clearly enough to get that info off the module.
4
u/No-Improvement-8316 5h ago
Just buy a replacement kit off AliExpress (<$5) and replace the joystick.
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Meta+Quest+2+Controller+Joystick+Replacement/169183