PlayStation 5
TMR or GuliKit sticks, clicky triggers and buttons, back buttons, shell colours.
We build custom controllers to order at our workshop in south-east London. Start from a new controller or send us your own, then choose the parts: TMR drift-free sticks, back buttons, clicky triggers and buttons, shell colours and, for PC, an 8000Hz polling board. Custom PS5 controllers start at £89.99, Xbox Series X|S from £54.99 and PS4 from £54.99. Every build is tested by hand and comes with a 12-month warranty.
TMR or GuliKit sticks, clicky triggers and buttons, back buttons, shell colours.
TMR drift-free sticks, 2 or 4 back buttons, stick colours, clicky bumpers, triggers and face buttons.
TMR drift-free sticks, clicky LT / RT and clicky A B X Y.
Standard build 2 weeks · Express 5 days · 12-month warranty · Free shipping from £100 · Ships worldwide
Send us the DualSense you already own and we'll build it to your spec: drift-free TMR sticks, back buttons, clicky triggers, a new shell or keep your own. It costs £50 less than the same build on a new controller.
Magnetic sensors read the stick without a contact track to wear, so the usual cause of stick drift is gone.
Short, mouse-click actuation on the triggers, bumpers, D-pad and face buttons. Fires the moment you press.
2 or 4 back buttons, mapped to the buttons you choose. Jump, slide or reload without taking your thumbs off the sticks.
Textured back grips that stay put in long sessions.
Front shell, touchpad, buttons, sticks and back shell in the colours you pick, previewed in 3D before you order.
A 4000mAh battery on the DualSense and DualSense Edge builds for longer between charges.




Every option below is a real choice in the 3D builder. If it isn't listed, we don't offer it on that controller yet.
| What you can customise on each controller | PS5 DualSense | PS5 DualSense Edge | PS4 DualShock 4 | Xbox Series X|S |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting point | New DualSense, or send your own | Send your own Edge | New DualShock 4 (USB-C charging) | New controller |
| Analog sticks | OG TMR or GuliKit 720 TMR | TMR or GuliKit 720 TMR (included) | Standard or TMR | Standard or TMR |
| Stick colours | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Clicky triggers / bumpers | Bumpers, or bumpers + triggers | Not offered | Bumpers, or bumpers + triggers | LT / RT |
| Clicky D-pad & face buttons | Yes | Face buttons | Face buttons | A B X Y |
| Back buttons | 2 or 4 | Sony's own 2 | 2 or 4 | Not offered |
| Back-button mapping | Permanent 1:1, your choice | Sony's own settings | Your choice, reprogrammable | Not offered |
| Shell colours | Front, touchpad, buttons, back + grips | Black | Front: 16 colours. Back: black, white, black with grips or 10 colours | Black |
| Battery | Standard or 4000mAh | Standard or 4000mAh | Not offered | Not offered |
| 8000Hz PC polling | Marius MH5 board | Not offered | Marius MH4 board | Not offered |
| Build time | 2 weeks, or Express 5 days | 2 weeks, or Express 5 days | 2 weeks, or Express 5 days | 2 weeks, or Express 5 days |
Your own controller needs to be working and complete. If it arrives faulty, we contact you with a repair quote before we start.
Stick drift is the reason most people come to us. A stock PS5 or Xbox stick reads its position with a potentiometer: a contact sliding over a resistive track. The track wears, the reading wanders, and the controller moves on its own. Hall effect and TMR sticks read a magnet instead, so there is no track to wear out.
| TMR vs Hall effect vs stock sticks | Stock (potentiometer) | Hall effect | TMR |
|---|---|---|---|
| How it reads the stick | Contact wiper on a resistive track | Magnet + Hall sensor, no contact | Magnet + tunnel magnetoresistance sensor, no contact |
| Drift from wear | Common - iFixit put stock DualSense sticks at around 417 hours of play | No track to wear | No track to wear |
| Power draw | Low | Higher - can shorten battery life | Low, close to stock |
| Sensitivity | Good when new, worse as it wears | Good | More sensitive than Hall effect |
| In our builds | The standard-stick option on Xbox and PS4 | Not used | Every PS5 and Edge build; optional on Xbox and PS4 |
Magnetic sticks remove the part that causes most drift, but they are still mechanical: springs and gimbals can wear, and any stick can need recalibrating. That is what the 12-month warranty is for.
All three put back buttons on a PS5 controller. Here is where they differ, as fairly as we can put it.
| Custom controller vs SCUF Omega vs DualSense Edge | OG Repairs custom | SCUF Omega | Sony DualSense Edge |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it's built on | A genuine Sony DualSense, new or yours | SCUF's own PS5 controller | Sony's own pro controller |
| Haptics + adaptive triggers | Kept, unless you choose clicky triggers or remove vibration | Not included | Kept |
| Analog sticks | TMR or GuliKit 720 TMR | TMR | Potentiometer sticks in swappable modules |
| Back buttons | 2 or 4, mapped your way | 4 paddles + 2 side buttons | 2 |
| Triggers | Clicky bumpers and triggers, optional | Adjustable instant triggers | 3-step trigger stops |
| PC polling | Up to 8000Hz on Marius builds (wired) | 1000Hz on PC | Standard |
| Upgrade one you already own | Yes - send it in | No | No |
| UK price | From £89.99 | £209.99 | £199.99 RRP |
| Warranty | 12 months, repaired in the same London workshop | Manufacturer warranty | Sony warranty |
SCUF Omega and DualSense Edge details and UK prices are from SCUF's and PlayStation's own UK product pages, checked October 2026; the Edge stick design is from iFixit's teardown. Models and prices change, so check theirs before you buy. SCUF is a trademark of Corsair, DualSense Edge of Sony Interactive Entertainment; we are not affiliated with either.
Contactless magnetic sensing - no physical contact means no wear, no drift, ever. Smoother aim and ultra-responsive control that lasts.
Digital, mouse-click response on the triggers and bumpers - the instant you touch them they fire. No long analog pull, pure reaction speed.
Four metal back buttons - jump, slide, crouch, reload without lifting your thumbs. Wired to the buttons you choose, one paddle = one button.
720° continuous tension adjustment - dial the resistance exactly where you want it, with TMR drift-free tech built in. Interchangeable stick caps included.
Rubberised textured grip on both handles. No slipping during clutch moments, and comfortable enough for a 6-hour Weekend League grind.
| Feature | OG Pro | Stock DualSense |
|---|---|---|
| Stick Tech | TMR magnetic (drift-free) | Potentiometer (wears out) |
| Trigger Response | ~0.5mm instant click | ~12mm analog pull |
| Back Buttons | 2 or 4, mapped your way | None |
| Grip | Textured performance | Smooth plastic |
| Tournament legal | Yes, for most competitions | Yes |
| Weight | ~240g (rumbles removed) | ~280g |
| Stick Lifespan | No wiper track to wear | ~400 hours |
| Custom Shell | Full colour choice | White or Black |
| Warranty | 1yr + repair-shop backing | 1yr Sony |
Every controller is built to order. Nothing is pulled off a shelf.
Pick your platform and choose every part in the builder. The price updates as you go.
We supply a new controller, or you send yours in. In the UK we email a prepaid Royal Mail QR code you take to any Post Office - nothing to print.
A technician fits your parts, calibrates the sticks and tests every input by hand before it ships.
Standard build 2 weeks or Express 5 days, then tracked delivery. UK delivery takes 2-3 working days.
Standard build 2 weeks, Express 5 days, plus delivery. If you send your own controller, the clock starts when it arrives.
Covers the build and the parts we fit. We are a repair workshop, so a warranty claim comes back to the bench that built it.
Return within 3 days of delivery for a refund, in original condition. Faulty on arrival? Tell us within 3 days and we replace or refund at our cost. Cancelling before dispatch carries a 12% fee for parts and labour already done.
Free standard shipping on orders of £100 or more, worldwide. Prices show in your currency. Outside the UK, import duties may apply.
Live prices in your currency. Each builder shows the full price of your build as you choose parts.
Sending your own DualSense in takes £50 off the same build.
Our ultrasonic deep clean strips a controller down, cleans the shell, buttons and sticks, then rebuilds and tests it.
Our custom PS5 controllers start at £89.99 with TMR drift-free sticks fitted. Ready-specced Quick Picks run from £154.99 to £239. Back buttons, clicky triggers, a 4000mAh battery and Express build each add to the price, and the builder shows the total as you go. Sending your own DualSense in takes £50 off.
Standard builds take 2 weeks and Express builds 5 days, then it ships. A Marius board adds 2 weeks. UK delivery is 2-3 working days. If you send your own controller in, the build time starts when it reaches us. When the workshop is very busy a build can run late, and we tell you if it does.
A TMR controller uses tunnel magnetoresistance sensors in its analog sticks. The sensor reads a magnet instead of a contact sliding over a track, so there is nothing to wear into drift. TMR draws less power than Hall effect and is more sensitive. Every custom PS5 and DualSense Edge we build has TMR sticks, and they are an option on our Xbox and PS4 builds.
Both stop wear-related drift because neither uses a contact track. TMR is more sensitive and draws much less current, so it costs less battery life on a wireless pad. That is why we fit TMR rather than Hall effect.
Drift on stock controllers comes from the potentiometer track wearing out. TMR sticks don't have that track, so that cause is gone. They are still mechanical, so a spring or gimbal can wear or a stick can need recalibrating. Our 12-month warranty covers the build.
For PS5, yes. SCUF's current PS5 pad, the Omega, has TMR sticks, 4 paddles and 2 side buttons but drops haptics, adaptive triggers and vibration. We build on a genuine DualSense, so you keep those, choose 2 or 4 back buttons, start from £89.99, and can even upgrade a DualSense you already own.
The Edge has 2 back buttons, trigger stops and swappable stick modules, but those modules still use potentiometer sticks that can drift. A custom DualSense gets TMR sticks, up to 4 back buttons and clicky triggers. Already own an Edge? We can fit TMR or GuliKit 720 sticks to it from £54.99.
Yes. Every custom PS5 controller starts as a genuine Sony DualSense, new or your own, and keeps Bluetooth, USB-C, the speaker, the mic and the touchpad. Haptics and adaptive triggers stay too, unless you choose clicky triggers (which replace the trigger feel) or remove the vibration motors.
Opening a controller ends the manufacturer's warranty, so every build we sell carries our own 12-month warranty instead. It covers the parts we fit and our work, and claims come back to the London workshop that built it.
Back buttons that copy an existing input are hardware remaps, which major esports rules allow. Back buttons permanently mapped 1:1 to the buttons you choose. Esports-friendly and tournament legal for most competitions: nothing modifies your inputs. The Marius boards are third-party, so check your event's rules for those.
Yes, for the PS5 DualSense and the DualSense Edge. Choose "Upgrade my own controller" in the builder. In the UK we email a prepaid Royal Mail QR code for any Post Office; elsewhere we send instructions and our workshop address. Return delivery is included.
Yes. Every custom DualSense, Edge, DualShock 4 and Xbox controller works on PC like the stock pad. For competitive PC play, our Marius builds fit an MH5 or MH4 board that can poll at up to 8000Hz over a wired USB connection (a stock DualSense polls at 250Hz over USB). Marius boards are PC only and won't work on a console.
Yes. Prices show in your currency and standard shipping is free on orders of £100 or more. Delivery times and any import duties depend on your country.
Yes, within 3 days of delivery for a refund, in original condition with everything it came with. Return postage is yours unless it arrived faulty, in which case we replace or refund at our cost. Cancelling before dispatch carries a 12% fee because the parts and labour are already done.
Our Quick Picks are specced for exactly that. OG Pro Headshot is set up for shooters (clicky triggers, 4 back paddles), OG Pro Tekkers keeps the analog triggers for sprint control in EA FC, OG Pro RL is built around Rocket League bindings, and OG Pro Fully Loaded has every upgrade.