DualSense Edge TMR Modules

Drop-in replacement thumbstick modules for the DualSense Edge's swappable module bay. Sold individually, so you can replace one stick or both.

Why TMR doesn't drift

The stock module reads stick position with a potentiometer — a wiper arm physically riding on a resistive track. That contact wears. As it does, the readings wander, and the controller starts reporting movement you aren't making. That's stick drift, and it's a matter of when, not if.

TMR sensing is contactless. Nothing rubs, so there's no wear surface to degrade. The cutaways above show the difference: the stock unit's exposed contact track, and the sealed TMR that replaces it.

Choosing your module

Favor Union — TMR. Standard stick tension, closest to the stock feel.

JS13 Pro + — TMR. Lower stick tension and around 15% lighter than stock, for faster flicks and lighter micro-adjustments.

Both TMR options use the same contactless sensing and cost the same. The choice between them is feel, not performance.

OEM — a standard replacement module, same potentiometer design as the one Sony fits. Use it when you want a like-for-like replacement for a failed module rather than the drift-resistant upgrade.

Fitting them

They plug straight into the Edge's module bay. No soldering, no disassembly, no recalibration — pull the old module out, push the new one in, and play.

What's in the box

1x thumbstick module for DualSense Edge

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Modules ship in 1-3 business days.

Shipping methods and cost are calculated at checkout and vary by destination. Outside the US, any customs or duty charges are the customer's responsibility.

You have 7 days from delivery to request a return. Return shipping on a change-of-mind return is at your own expense, and a restocking fee is deducted from the refund.

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