eXtremeRate Programable RISE 2.0 Remap Kit for ps5 Controller BDM 010 BDM 020, Upgrade Board & Rubberized Grip Redesigned Back Shell & Back Buttons - Black

So what do you get?A small brown cardboard box with black print telling you it's a RISE remapping kit.Inside the box are multiple plastic bags containg:-New backplate (with textured rubber grips in my case)Plastic back buttons + case partsSeveral printed circuit ribbonsScrews, pins, screwdriver + tool to help dismantle controller caseSmall circuit board and a very fine insulated wireWarranty card and warning sheet (NOT INSTRUCTIONS see below)OK this kit can fit 2 different variants of the dualsense controller. The warning sheet tells you how to cut the ribbon connectors once you've identified which one you have.Installation instructions are provided via a youtube video which is very good and easy to follow. I found the installation relatively straightforward but I've built my own PCs for years and have taken stuff apart since I was a kid (sometimes it still worked afterwards). For those who have never done anything like this before it maybe a little daunting but it's easier than you think. If you don't follow the video and try it "blind" so to speak....it won't end well.I completed the installation in about an hour, I took my time and did the FULL install. Let me explain, a limited install means you can map all buttons except the touchpad, R3 and L3 (joystick clicks) this is the easiest install.If you want to be able to map all buttons R1, R2, R3, L1, L2, L3, touch pad, D pad, triangle, circle, square and X then you'll need to do a little soldering. It's nothing major (4 small solders) but something to keep in mind.At the end of the installation video it runs through how to put the RISE into setting mode, how to map the buttons , how to leave settings mode, how to cancel a remapped back button and how to cancel all remapped buttons.In use it works flawlessly, I have seen reviews that have complained that the buttons are too fragile and break easily but I think the kit comes with a new version that are more robust (you can also order replacement buttons and metal buttons are available). I don't find them overly sensitive but that's a subjective thing.The only bad thing I encountered was when I initially opened the box the bag containing the screws and pins had split and they were rattling around inside. On the plus side they supply so many spare screws and pins it made no difference but not a great first impression when you open the box.So in closing this might not seem cheap for a kit that means you have to take apart your controller (possibly screwing it up) and do all the work. It's not a simple "clip it on and away you go" deal. What you get (if you do it right) is remappable back buttons that are a damn sight cheaper than one of the 3rd party modded controllers like SCUFF.All in all it's good value for a gamer.

Buy it!! I was hesitant before I did because I’ve never taken apart my controllers before but took a risk and it has definitely paid off. These are great builds and have impressed me so much that I also purchased the new metal versions with the trigger stops included.They include everything you need including a lot of extra screws and a link to a very detailed video on how to put it together. I watched that before I started and watched it again as I was going through it. I am now confident enough to not even need the video as guidance anymore.Play FPS primarily and these back paddles help me to keep my fingers on the triggers and analogue sticks and put my other fingers to work.Soldering isn’t required unless you want to assign the L3 and R3 buttons which I do not need as yet but may look at trying in the future. They even offer to send extra flex cables in case you cut them incorrectly.Looking on social media, this company seems very dedicated to their customers and this is another reason I decided to go with their kits (as well as the great price)Happy gaming!

The media could not be loaded. Got this specifically to play Cyberpunk 2077 easier on my PC so I press O and X while still being able to aim.Video instructions were on the box was easy to follow.You only need to solder this if you are planning on using the back buttons to remap as the touchpad button and L3 and R3 buttons, any other buttons than that you don’t need to solder. Came with all stuff you need besides scissors. Will buy from this company again ;)

Didn't work and I couldn't even get a refund

First off this is a cheaper alternative to an expensive pro controller like a scuff which I think are way overpriced and not really on the market yet, it may be tricky for some people to install because you do have to take apart your dualsense and attach new ribbons to the circuit board, but as long as you watch the installation video which you can find on youtube and take your time you should be fine, it took me about 45 minutes to an hour, the paddles are very responsive and everything works how it should, my only gripe is the positioning of the paddles because it's easy to accidentally click them but just takes a little getting used to.

This modification was easy to install I did it at the same time as the extremerate hair triggers, there are videos from the company on YouTube showing you how to install the mod. Extremerate modifications are a great alternative if your after a pro controller but cannot justify the cost of a pro controller

was a fairly simple process with a guide, hard to get use to the controller, and buttons are too sensitive so if you are medium to large hands you have to hold the controller uncomfortably.

The media could not be loaded. Very easy to do seems abit complicated but when your actually doing it, it’s really easy just take your time and don’t rush i followed a tutorial by im.a.caveman on YouTube and done it in around 25/30 minutes build quality is very good highly recommend