🎮 eXtremeRate Black Full Set Buttons Repair Kits for Playstation 4 Controller - Replacement D-pad, R1L1 R2L2 Triggers, Touchpad, Action, Home, Share, Options Buttons - PS4 Slim Pro CUH-ZCT2 Controller Review

Great product. Easy to install if you're good at these things. The first thing I did took a while. So I don't think it would be easy for everyone. My only problem is the touchpad. When I took it apart I couldn't figure out how to install the color touchpad without affecting its functionality. The original had wires and such. Maybe I missed something, but I didn't want to mess up my controller, so I didn't toggle the touchpad.

I ordered a few things from them, everything was sent but got lost, most likely due to the impact of the coronovirus on the world. Anyway, the set I ordered and received was great. I love the individual feel and look of my controller. I hope with fingers crossed that the rest of my ordered things arrive. Then I'll go through everything, adjust my new look and rate it better or worse. As long as I'm happy If you're having trouble with the X circle and triangle keys, all you have to do is…

Very good quality buttons. Note: On the newer controllers, the option and share buttons are attached to the plastic frame inside along with the circuit board. To add the new Options and Share buttons, remove the default buttons by dragging them back and forth until they click away. Then find a toothpick and cut it lengthways to become the new posts touching the board. Sanding is required to achieve a specific fit/feel. Stick toothpick pieces into new buttons and glue. To restore tension, take…

I was having a blast fitting these buttons until I realized the L2 trigger just wasn't a perfect fit as others have described so I settled on the OEM L2 R2. For the Gen 2 model, everything else fits perfectly and feels as good as the OEM buttons. It's worth noting that the replacement touchpad cover on the front doesn't have a window for the LED to shine, but I personally like that there are no LEDs in front of my eyes. They don't match the Glacier White OEM controller perfectly, but they…

Installation was basically an intuitive process once you have modified the controller beforehand and the hardest part is the touchpad. You definitely need to find a tutorial for that. It took me a few tries and I thought I got it right the first time because it worked when I pressed it, but later I realized it wasn't registering touch gestures. I recommend testing the touch functionality in a game that uses the pad in all directions immediately after installation. The Start and Settings buttons

First of all an overall decent product. When the process was complete I was very happy with the end product, but I have one comment on that. While it could theoretically "fit" any controller of a given model, it's hard to say that the product is perfect for every model. The true meaning of the word is when you need to cut off certain existing buttons with pliers and then carefully adjust them until they fit without being pressed all the time. not entirely clear before I bought them, and while I

I wasn't sure what model of controller I had as Sony in their infinite wisdom chose to use stickers to decorate those much needed details on their controllers , rather than stamping them with a hot piece of steel. But I was able to figure out which model I have from the Ifixit article on replacing the L2 and R2 buttons. Ordered the parts needed to replace a broken L2 trigger. I was surprised that the kit included spare screws, a screwdriver, and three different tools to open the controller. I…

Knobs are fairly easy to apply. The hardest part was taking the controller apart. The front panel buttons are perfect for my 1st gen JDM-001 controller. However, the TouchPad had to be adjusted as the sides were too tall to fit in the plastic cover that needs to be inside on the small electronics board. So I cut the plastic cover to make it narrower. The L2 and R2 buttons don't match at all. Maybe I can sand them down to fit, I don't know yet. I don't know the R1-L1 buttons yet, they seem to…

So I had to watch LOTS of YouTube videos to find out for myself. That's what I want to say about this product. Overall I think my controller turned out really cute! Basically I liked it BUT BUYER BEWARE IF YOU HAVE OCD LIKE ME. The button layout and D-Pad are a little loose / don't fit quite right. I would guess it's definitely a production issue. But back to why the model number matters; If you have a touchpad controller that just "lights up" and doesn't match the model number listed in the…