🎮 Enhance Your Xbox One Elite Controller with Chrome Green Full Replacement Buttons, Bumpers, and Triggers Review

horrible plastic broke had to buy a new one that didn't fit had to frankenstein it between the pieces and they want me to send the first piece of scrap back what a pain is. Not recommended.

Everything fits, I accept bumpers, triggers and gold around x. The bumpers are completely busted where they have 2 holes that line them up and the plating is patchy and blotchy on the gold around the x.

Ok so as a consumer I couldn't read exactly what model it was for. So I bought these buttons for my 1708 controller. Most buttons fit on it except bumpers, trigger, home button and sync button. Be careful, they show fingerprints and smudges.

The parts themselves look cool when inserted into the controller. but be warned. Disassembling an Xbox controller is something of a nightmare! Due to the complexity, we only installed one part. With something as expensive as a controller and the ability to screw it up just to get those parts. I wouldn't go there!

Bumper Assembly (Part I is especially needed) WILL NOT FIT THIS CONTROLLER, EVEN SAYS IT DOES. I was hoping that reassembling the entire controller would lock it in the case, but this only resulted in the bumpers getting stuck in the active position, so I had to take it apart and reassemble it multiple times. DO NOT PARTS FOR THIS CONTROLLER

I first bought this for the shoulder bumpers. When I tried to use another part from this pack I couldn't assemble the controller properly. I ended up removing the shoulder buttons from the Xbox button cover and using the OEM Xbox buttons chromed with my cover and it worked. They advertise Elite controllers, but all of their D-Pad buttons and switches are for the regular Xbox One controller. . they are not magnetic. If you need shoulder bumpers, save some money and just buy them to replace on…

Do not buy. If I could give zero stars, I would. The bumpers work well until you add a plate that holds everything together around the power button. It's so tight that it squeezes the bumpers so hard they're always engaged. I didn't just play around with it enough to put it together to figure it out. Now I need to solder the vibration mechanisms back onto the board because I played around with the wires too much to install this board. ONLY to find out it's too small. So I tried the factory…