Buy Official Analog Thumbstick Repair Part for Microsoft Xbox (Joystick Repair for an Xbox Controller)

Official Analog Thumbstick Repair Part for Microsoft Xbox (Joystick Repair for an Xbox Controller)

Price: $3.85

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Platform: Xbox Xbox

Type: Repair

Condition: New - Bulk Packaging

Manufacturer: Kuma

Part No: NXXBR-009

Additional Info: Color shade may slightly vary

This replacement Xbox analog stick is the perfect solution for chipped, cracked, or otherwise broken thumbsticks.

Features:

Get back to gaming comfortably
Muchcheaper than buying a new controller
Easy to install

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1. Anonymous User on 8/26/2009, said:

Excellent joystick. Resembles the original, but be prepared to disassemble and reassemble the controller. It's not easy.
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2. Anonymous User on 3/17/2009, said:

The thumbstick itself is fine, but does not include the post which is the most common breakage point!
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