Joystick PS2 Module - SunFounder DC 5V Joystick Breakout Module Game Controller Compatible with Arduino and Raspberry Pi

Nice and loud. My son used it in a device I helped him build. We could hear the buzzer from the other end of the house. About as loud as the SimonXT security panel's piezo.

Hooked it up to a brook audio board to test it earlier today and I was hoping it would be a little more high quality based off of the reviews. Unfortunately one of the directionals does not work and it seems I was sent a broken unit. I tested it as both a left and a right analog stick and got the same results

Ordered three of these items. Only one out of the three functions. The other two active buzzers never fully shut off. They still buzz when the GPIO pin status is changed although they change frequency and volume. Perhaps I am doing something wrong and if I find that is the case then I will update this status.

Product came in perfect condition. Very slight dead zones but not at all an issue. There are two integrated LED’s: one shows power to the joystick and the other one lights up when the stick is pressed in. Only had it fr a week but it’s a quality product

These work really well. Make sure you use an external AD reference voltage of from 2.5-3.3 volts since it puts out a max of 2+ volts (cant remember the exact number). Anyway I put my reference at 3.3 and everything works great. With using the 5+ volts on my arduino the resolution was unusable.

I got the module but no joystick. no joystick and no wire guess I will try to print one for myelf.

Used in my raspberry pi projects

I tried another 5 v buzzer; I could hardly hear it. At 5v, this one really cranks out the sound; I can hear it from 30' away. Also, it is nicely controlled via Arduino Uno.