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SKU: AF-512

A PSP/Xbox-style analog thumb joystick with a built-in press-to-select button, mounted on a breakout board designed for easy panel mounting. Unlike simple directional joysticks, this analog stick provides precise, proportional X and Y readings for accurate positional control. The breakout board ...

SKU: AF-5628

A compact, self-centering analogue thumbstick with a feel and size similar to Nintendo Joy-Con joysticks. It uses two 10kΩ potentiometers (one for each axis) to provide proportional X/Y analogue output, plus a centre-press tactile button for selection — ideal for directional control in robotics, ...

SKU: AF-5743

The Adafruit Mini I2C Gamepad is a compact controller breakout with a 2-axis thumb joystick and 6 momentary buttons (4 large, 2 small), all communicating over I2C via the seesaw co-processor. It doesn't use any of your GPIO or analogue pins — just connect via STEMMA QT / Qwiic and start reading i...

SKU: AF-2765

The Mini 2-Axis Analog Thumbstick is a compact, self-centring joystick with a black rocker cap, similar in style to PSP joysticks. It provides smooth directional analogue input using two 10 kΩ potentiometers — one for the X-axis and one for the Y-axis. The voltage output follows the motion of th...

SKU: PR-PIM034

An analogue joystick module for the Pimoroni Flotilla ecosystem, featuring a two-axis thumbstick with a built-in click button. Use it as a game controller, to steer a robot, or as a general-purpose input device. Key Features Analogue Joystick – Two-axis control with centre return Click Button...

SKU: AF-3103

Sometimes a simple analog control device can be the perfect tactile solution for your project, but they can be surprisingly hard to come by. Luckily we've found a low cost, quality PSP 3000 2-Axis Analog Thumb Joystick to fulfill your directional analog input needs! This is a replacement ...

SKU: DF-DFR0061

The Gravity Joystick Module V2 provides two-axis analogue control (X and Y) plus a digital push-button switch. Connect the two analogue outputs and one digital output to your Arduino or other microcontroller for intuitive directional input — ideal for robot control, menu navigation, and game proj...

SKU: EC-ACS77312JS

Turn your Arduino into a simple game controller with this plug-and-play joystick shield. It features a two-axis thumb joystick with a select button plus four additional momentary push buttons — giving you retro game-pad style input for navigation, gaming, and menu control. The shield sits direct...

SKU: AF-444

Add a tiny joystick to your project with this PSP thumbstick. This is a replacement component for PSP1000's, but we think they'd make for a great little joystick/thumbstick add-on for a wearable, or portable project. The joystick is a 'self-centering' analog-type. That means it basically a...

SKU: SF-COM-15168

Now, you can easily add an HID/controller to your project! The SparkFun Qwiic Joystick combines the convenience of the Qwiic connection system and an analog joystick that feels reminiscent of the thumbstick from a PlayStation 2 controller and for that reason it's become a favorite of ours. The on...

SKU: SF-COM-16273

A 16 mm deluxe thumb joystick similar to the analogue sticks found in PlayStation controllers. Two 10K potentiometers provide analogue position data for the full range of motion on both axes, and a built-in select button activates when the joystick is pressed down. The mechanical parts are mostl...

SKU: SF-COM-09426

A compact resistive analog joystick similar to those found on the PSP1000. Unlike traditional thumbstick joysticks, this one has a distinctive flat "slide" feel with a removable rubber thumb pad. Connect to an Arduino's analog inputs to read X and Y axis positions, with an expected range of appr...

SKU: AF-3102

A compact analogue joystick with two 10kΩ potentiometers and a spring-return mechanism. Unlike arcade-style joysticks that use clicking switches, this joystick provides smooth, proportional analogue output across a full 50° range in both X and Y axes. Connect each potentiometer between ground and...

SKU: AF-5753

Bring your classic PC joystick back to life. This adapter board takes any legacy DE-15 game port joystick and converts its analogue X/Y axes and two buttons to I2C via an onboard ATtiny816 running the Adafruit seesaw firmware. No analogue inputs needed on your microcontroller — just plug in a STE...

SKU: EF-EF03417

Joystick:bit V2 is a JoyStick based on micro:bit. It contains a 4-direction joystick and 4 undefined buttons as as classic JoyStick. At the same time, with the board buzzer and vibration motor, it also enhance game experience. Joystick:bit V2 can be remote control handle for micro:bit which on...

SKU: PI-COM-B003

If you want to be a smooth operator then analog input is essential! This mini operators' joystick uses two 10KΩ potentiometers and a spring-back system for the X and Y axes making it a great input device for many robotics projects Connect one side of each potentiometer to ground, ...

SKU: FT-OLSH

Connect the 128x128 pixel OLED module to your Arduino-compatible board for a tiny, handy display with a joystick input and piezo sound output! The module can be plugged in directly on top of the shield, or connected via the supplied cable for remote mounting. The top of the shield features an ...

SKU: AF-3422

The Adafruit Arcade Bonnet makes it easy to build retro gaming projects with a Raspberry Pi. It's sized to match the Pi Zero for compact builds, but works with any Pi that has a 2×20 header (Pi Zero, Pi 2, Pi 3, Pi B+, etc.). The bonnet manages all buttons and switches through an I2C GPIO expand...

SKU: SF-KIT-14051

The SparkFun Wireless Joystick Kit gives you a customisable wireless controller for XBee-based projects. Built around the SAMD21 microcontroller, it provides a flexible alternative to hobby RC transmitters — configure it your way at a fraction of the cost. The kit can be assembled in two configu...

SKU: RP-SC0329 · MPN: SC0329

Raspberry Pi Sense HAT V2 — Your Mission Control for Data, Dazzle, and DIY Experiments!What if your Raspberry Pi could sense everything—orientation, weather, movement, your own code-controlled lightshow…and let you interact, play, and explore with a flick of your thumb? That’s the magic of the Se...