🎮 Enhanced PS4 Gaming Experience: Nyko Trigger Back Button and Thumb Caps Set for PlayStation 4 - Step up Your Game! Review

He keeps what he promised. The placement of the paddles and the paddles' sensitivity to random triggering makes them more difficult to use in competitive gameplay compared to the Scuf controller. You cannot easily touch them with your finger. Any pressure will trigger them, leading to frequent accidents, and the placement of the paddles makes it very uncomfortable and unnatural to keep your middle fingers off the paddles.

Very easy to install and set up. Took me about 30 seconds to get it working. It took me about 25 hours to get used to using it on my PS4 controller. Now that I have it, it makes a big difference. The buttons aren't overly sensitive or overly tactile, so you won't get many accidental or missed presses. However, you need to change how you hold your controller and if you're like me you need to learn to hold it more gently.

Definitely worth buying if you need paddles but don't want to pay hundreds of dollars for a controller. I've been using them for almost two weeks and I've definitely noticed an improvement in my games, especially Fortnite and Overwatch. The programming of the blades is very easy and the setup did not cause any problems. The thumb caps are also pretty good and comfortable. Overall the blades and caps are very responsive and this will save me a ton of money in the long run.

Not bad except that it turns off while gaming. I suspect it has a loose connection and a very slight push in the wrong direction will cause it to turn off. Otherwise, the buttons on the back are fine. They feel a bit delicate, making it difficult to hold the controller. And the joystick pads were a nice bonus, although I couldn't use them as my arms were already stretched out enough to pick up the sensitive buttons. This one will be returned for a refund and I will try another brand.

This is basically 2/3 the price of the official Sony back button which is almost never available. This really is a direct clone/copy from Sony. The controls for programming and switching between the three programs work the same way. Maybe Niko has some kind of license from Sony that allows them to copy it without any problems. The buttons have a pleasant click. It's easy to put on and take off and feels solidly fastened. I haven't used any official Sony accessories, but I'd be surprised if it…

I was looking for a way to add buttons that I would be more comfortable using. For reference, I only need buttons for Call of Duty (Warzone and Black Ops: Cold War). For Warzone I needed to mark locations more easily and in BO I wanted to use killstreaks faster. What they have in common is that they are mapped onto a d-pad, which means I have to take my thumb off the joystick. In a fast-paced game like Call of Duty, that split-second delay can cost you kills or deaths. They are also mapped to…