🎮 PS4 Controller TOMSIN Metal Buttons: Aluminum Metal Thumbsticks, Analog Grip, Bullet Buttons, D-pad (Dark Grey) Review

I like the color of the buttons. 4 stars for the installation because you have to disassemble the PS4 controller, which is not the easiest task. And 4 stars for comfort as analog sticks don't have enough grip. Great for casual gamers, but in busy games it's hard to get the joystick going. Great for casual gaming. The color is amazing and goes well with my copper controller. The square and triangle Xo keys have a bit more travel than the factory keys as they don't use all 4 alignment lugs, only…

I have a 1st gen Dualshock 4. The rail and analog sticks fit perfectly. I haven't carried any shell casings, so I can't speak to them, but I'm sure they're fine. I really like the feel of these sticks and buttons. It should be possible to enlarge the image I posted and see how the raised lines intersect. I'm sure they don't do anything but it looks cool and feels good on the thumb. sticks. I'm mad at Sony for not selling the DS4 with the option of metal counterparts. The weight feels great and…

Only joysticks were initially included. I don't really care as it was the sticks I was looking to replace but it seems a bit misleading to me that they only came with them and not everything that was advertised. Second, the sticks don't work properly even when the panels are snapped together. This could be an issue if my controller model isn't compatible with what it was intended for (which could explain the conflicting reviews on whether they fit or not), but I haven't seen this listed…

These sticks will NOT fit the PS4 controller properly. The hole is too deep, causing the joystick to sit very deep inside, leaving a large gap between the joystick base and the controller ring (the bottom of the base also seems to close at the corners of the axis joystick base rub). ). They also slide freely up and down the axle. Another problem is that when pushing the thumb sticks (for R3 and L3) when the stick is on the edge, it is difficult to activate the push as the stick head collides…

They do exactly what they say. I read many reviews mentioning that the sticks are not up to spec or that the buttons are too big. I think I disagree. I have a feeling these folks probably didn't have the tech to install, and yes you need a bit of the tech. If you've never hacked electronic devices (out of curiosity, you know), then this isn't for you. you just ruin everything But if you know someone with low skills, then I recommend him. Here's what I like. I like the feel of the keys…