eXtremeRate Xbox Series X/S Controller HOPE Remap Kit Installation Guide with Commentary

[@ExtremeRate]

UPDATE: 1. This installation is at HELL level difficulty when compared to all the other projects from us, if you do it wrong, your controller may possibly DEFECT! Think twice before you act! 2. At 05:36, we said to use "the little Torx screwdriver", and then at 05:49 you will see we fixed the parts with the T6 screws, that's WRONG. Please use the Philips screws and Philips screwdriver instead! Sorry for the mistake! 3. We listed the non-commentary version tutorial, it comes with more details of the whole installation process kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHXMmnttq6yXqMk

[@DarthYazzie]

Is that a challenge? Hold my beer

[@Will_Fong]

Wish it comes with the hair trigger mod like the series s. Too bad.

[@morelenmir]

Its not 'Hell Level' at all!!! I think you run the danger of putting people off from giving this a try is you say that. Confidence is key to all handicrafts and so long as you know which end of an iron is which and are aware you can easily lift the tracks if you absolutely _baste_ the contacts then you will be fine. These genuine MS boards are surprisingly well made with plenty (too much when it comes to the GND plane!) of internal heat-sinking and everything is solder-masked. Plus... You lift a pad? Big deal. Epoxy it back down and rework from further down the track--happy days! I wouldn't perhaps say this was an ideal project for someone with absolutely zero experience but it certainly isn't 'hard' either. I think the trickiest part for many people is going to be dismantling the case without breaking it. I know I certainly lost my temper with the side-bars and ended up yanking the catches off one of them when brute-force-and-ignorance made an appearance! Make sure you have enough light, make sure you can see each contact well--through a magnifier if necessary--and take your time. You'll be back-clicking before you know it!

[@swb1410]

@@morelenmir I think this is true but how many kids is he potentially preventing screwing up their controllers because they are attempting this? I would know, I fried a few boards before I got the hang of soldering as a kid. I guess the alternative is to state firmly that it should be undertaken ONLY after a decent bit of practice on something like a breadboard.

[@lhc9763]

Do you have a commentary one with the ps5 controller?

[@xepicly]

One helpful tip before installing the modified back case to your Xbox controller: in your original back case there are two little rubber pads glued in a position under the RT and LT cut-outs in the original back case. You need to remove them carefully and transfer them to your new back case, otherwise when you press the triggers (LT& RT), they will loudly click ( because plastic on plastic ). The little rubber pads prevent the triggers to make direct contact with your back case👍🏻

[@CraigsChannel]

I noticed that after doing the kit. I'm fitting digital triggers so doesn't bother me, but for anybody who's leaving the triggers they should do as you mentioned

[@xepicly]

@@CraigsChannel I swapped the rubber pads after the modification, it would be 10x easier to do it when the controller is taken apart but also doable when u already built it together but it’s tricky. I’ll install the trigger stop kit from your other video as well, better for shooter games for sure ✌️

[@ExtremeRate]

Thanks for your tips and will pin it!

[@xepicly]

Sure, always there to help ✌️

[@RiPnShtUp]

Yep. I did that. I used some back rubber padding with adhesive. Looks legit and no noise. I left the original alone with the padding. I wanted to keep it mint.

[@StoneHillRally]

Nice video but it's unbelievable that both playstation and Xbox have not implemented this in current generation. Blows my mind!

[@ExtremeRate]

Thanks! Xbox has the Elite 2 and PlayStation has eXtremeRate lol

[@kHuggles]

Tier system & $$$

[@Jbellma54]

I learned how to solder by doing this project, as long as you take your time it is very doable and worth it.

[@landmarker]

If your test board does not light up at all check P2 and TP35. Other than that every thing in the manual is here in the video. Great mod. I liked it more than the scuf instinct tbh, which is an amazing controller.

[@HotelHero]

Thank you for this lol, this should be pinned

[@Potatogod_11]

Thank you so much I really thought I broke my entire controller

[@rexinghosty4607]

I love how their installation guides slowly get better each time. 😌

[@ExtremeRate]

Thank you bro!! We have Craig that talked for us in the video lol, his channel is kzbin.info

[@ExtremeRate]

Parabéns!

[@CraigTheBrute-tf6hx]

@@ExtremeRate i am craig

[@Mr_Sephiroth_EX]

Did this for the xbox one controller a year ago and today, the series x. Love this gadget.

[@morelenmir]

When it comes to making the connections to the overlay strips; I would prepare each contact point on the original board and the ribbon beforehand with a flux pen. This really makes all the difference in the world and you will likely find for most of the contacts you do not even need to add fresh solder. If you _do_ want to add a little then I would recommend a much finer grade than the fellow used here. I personally like ~0.25mm for this kind of pseudo-SMT work but 0.5mm would do in a pinch. Another tip when it comes to the type of solder--if you have any 'ChipQuik' in your toolkit I would advise using this instead of standard 60/40. It will require around a third as much heat and therefore expose the board and ribbon to much less thermal stress. If not then leaded solder is always far, far superior to lead-free rubbish. It is not that easy to get hold of these days but will melt about 50-100 degrees cooler than lead-free and therefore once again expose the components to less heat. If you absolutely _have_ no choice but to use lead-free it will typically melt at around 400-425 degrees centigrade so it is absolutely *VITAL* you only apply the iron for the absolutely shortest amount of time possible for each joint. What few written instructions exist for this mod mention only keeping the iron on the contacts for a maximum of '1 second'. That is rather fanciful, especially when it comes to the ground plane connections. However at lead-free temperatures the tracks and points really will come away from the board *very* easily indeed. If that were to happen it would not be the absolute end of the world but you would have a pretty fiddly repair job in front of you requiring quite a bit of finesse with the iron before you can try to remake the mod connections. Its always best to get it right the first time when it comes to reworking modern re-flowed boards. All in all this is a really nice and easy hobbyist project. Anyone with basic electronics experience will have no problem at all. I have coming up on fifty years under my belt playing with electronics and the hardest thing I found was fiddling with the ribbon edge-connector latches! They are absolutely _always_ a pain in the neck no matter what your project might be!!! The most important thing is confidence and to make sure you have sufficient light and magnification to see your work piece. After that the jobs a good'un!

[@paulwatkins2333]

You forgot to mention that you need a micro tip for your Iron.. impossible to solder those tiny spots with a standard sized one.

[@awegamingtv]

Just bought the blue trim shell for my PS5 controller. It looks sexy as hell and feels amazing!! Keep up the good work guys. ❤️

[@ExtremeRate]

Thank you so much bro!!! :D

[@landongreen]

This was super easy to do, the board with the LED for connection was super helpful!

[@RAMBOLOGY]

Lol I did the LED kit with the LED sync powered option and then did the Hope remap kit. It was a fun diy mod and it was a nice touch to include the troubleshooting LED board. I had to reflow once or twice but man it was pretty nerve-wracking. Finished the controller up with added trigger stops. Absolutely frustrating keeping everything held together while soldering but i think its worth it for the clicky back buttons in my opinion.

[@swb1410]

Literally just got the led kit and now I'm thinking while I'm at it I might as well hope kit too lol What order did you do them in and is that the order you recommend? Any issues?

[@RAMBOLOGY]

@@swb1410 LED kit first, I did the power sync option rather then the battery option. Then hope remap kit. Had issues with some of the solder points but thankfully the troubleshooting board they included came in handy.

[@dcthemvp1416]

A tp21 B tp41 X tp22 Y tp23 D up tp16 D down tp44 D left tp15 D right tp tp14 L3 l3 R3 r3 Select tp25 Here’s a cheat sheet for anyone who doesn’t want to solder every single connection. For me, I only remap 4 buttons and they never change, so after doing 3 of these installs, I save a lot of time by skipping the points that I do not intend on ever using.

[@TrotterDan]

What about LB and RB?

[@Spratdragon]

I have built 2 of these. Absolutely love them. One was the limited forza. Looks incredible. I prefer them over elite. Had 2 of those.

[@diehardGG]

Your board may be mislabeled. TP17 = TP44. TP35 = TP11. At least in my case

[@danielalonso6012]

Thank you! Lol was going crazy looking for 17

[@TheRealMangolorian]

HEADS UP, Test boards may be faulty! My Test Board only had 4 lights on... So I wasted my time by resoldering everything... And I still only got the same 4 lights when retesting w/ the test board... So I just decided to go ahead with the rest of the tutorial and it works perfectly even though the test board showed I had only successfully soldered 4 connections!

[@cha0zsprtin2]

This video tutorial was good but the Torx screws are not the ones for the back buttons. Those are replacements for the existing smaller oem silver torx screws. The bigger philips head screw should be used instead. The torx screws will leave indents on the back of the controller from them being too long where as the philips heads are much shorter to avoid this

[@ExtremeRate]

Thanks for your information, we never had this issue before, we will investigate it.

[@CraigsChannel]

No issue here using the torq screws either?

[@LuckyNotes]

literally at 6:01 happened to the person in the tutorial. I am so salty right now. I had the same thing happen right now.

[@xelawyn]

I assumed this was a finish defect - it doesn't seem to line up perfectly with the screw holes on the inside.

[@108Hawke]

Great tutorial and great product. Just installed mine following along to this video. Can't say enough good stuff about your company.

[@CraigsChannel]

You've got some skills to fit this kit. High5 from me 🤚😎

[@Zamm1n]

My only suggestion for an improvement to this kit would be to include some plastic blocking plugs in case you only want to use two of the four buttons. I usually only use two paddles on my Elite controller, and I can grip the controller better by removing the other two that I'm not using. Just a suggestion, otherwise the kit looks fantastic.

[@ExtremeRate]

Thank you bro! We will look into your suggestion, it's not a hard job! :D

[@bradkyrish8058]

I 2nd this suggestion, I only use the ones on the left side of the controller.

[@connorstiles1001]

I know I'm a year late but they do have a kit that only has 2 buttons instead of 4

[@AC1Sentinel]

Cheers for this kit. I managed to get the job done first try without any prior soldering experience. Just took patience and carefulness. Extremely happy with the product, thanks again!

[@CraigsChannel]

Wow, I'm super impressed massive high five from me 😁

[@codyknapp2932]

So I followed this tutorial step by step and didn't swap out any screws as I used the original screws. Besides the tiny ones I had to use to add the ribbon cable on the back of the controller. It registers my buttons remaping however they don't perform the action at all.

[@denj1kuma673]

I have the same issue did u fix it ?

[@gbrad503]

Do you need a soldering iron for this? I was just trying to do an easy install like the ps5 one

[@konahrikkrilot8116]

Wow the change in the guides !

[@konahrikkrilot8116]

Now you talk that's damn better

[@CraigsChannel]

@@konahrikkrilot8116 I've gave them a voice 😄

[@ExtremeRate]

Thank you! We have Craig now lol

[@JakeXVII]

Your vids are always clear are perfect 🤩

[@ExtremeRate]

Thank you! This one may more clear because Craig was talking in the video, his channel is kzbin.info

[@RiPnShtUp]

Read that pinned comment by extremerate. They are not playing around. I suspect they are referencing this one specific area where the cluster of solder points are very close together. So easy to screw your controller up. I don’t think it would be beyond repair, but you will definitely have a hell of a time getting the solder off.

[@NissanFigaro]

how hot do you get your solder iron up to? thank you for the video =)

[@lewissweeney8737]

Hi, I put this all together, test board all lighting up. However the K buttons don't seem to work and I can't seem to map anything. The LED indicator on the back will sometimes flash blue or red when I first press a button after the controller is turned on. What could be the issue here?

[@lewissweeney8737]

If anyone else has a similar problem, I solved my issue! It seemed like there was an input always coming from one of the K (back) buttons, so I unsoldered them from the small board, cleaned contacts and resoldered them and boom, working as it should!

[@ven_one]

Nicely explained. Job well done. 👍🏻

[@Zamm1n]

This looks like a pretty good upgrade from the Lofty Remap kit for the One S/X controller. Mainly because of the extra buttons and the fact that there is a physical switch under the controller. The capacitive touch pad on the Lofty kit is frustrating because it's too easy to accidentally engage remap mode during use.

[@CraigsChannel]

I never tried the old one but this one like you say is really good with the switch for remap mode, my second one I did was a little stiff but think it's because the kits brand new and tbh I only need to map the buttons once

[@Zamm1n]

@@CraigsChannel Yeah it's definitely something you rarely need to activate. On my Night Ops controller which I installed the old kit on, I had to relocate the touch panel to the right side of the chat pad connector, opposite from the headphone jack. No matter where I put it underneath the controller my fingers would occasionally brush up against it, engaging remap mode and disabling all input during a match. 😅

[@CraigsChannel]

@@Zamm1n was that like a piece of foil? That's what was on the PS4 controller, I ended up just cutting mine off, really annoying, much better to have an actual button or switch

[@Zamm1n]

@@CraigsChannel Correct, that's exactly what it was.

[@CraigsChannel]

@@Zamm1n Yeah horrible that tin foil, I had it on a few of my kits and just cut it off, if I remember right I'm sure I even said on the install video for people to cut it off as well 😄

[@ayres1009]

I did the installation. Every light lit up. I mapped the buttons. Everything seemed to work fine but then when I tested it in game. The D pad left button goes diagonally down. I have no left on my D pad now. Any suggestions?

[@Notpoop906]

I installed one of these kits yesterday and all was working fine until about 24 hours later where my Y button started registering random presses and getting held down on its own. Took apart the controller and used the tester board on it again. Everything lights up still. No issue with Y button being stuck or pressed when ribbon cable to back buttons is removed. Seems to be some sort of faulty connection between the button board and the rest of the installation. As it works fine as a standard controller when I unplug the ribbon cable. (indicating the controller itself is NOT faulty) I did super clean job on all the soldering and made sure that I removed all traces of flux using isopropyl alcohol cus I know from experience even the non-corrosive stuff will still corrode things pretty nastily. Not sure what to do now though. I can get it to work by fiddling with the ribbon cable but it only lasts like 30 seconds before it starts playing up again. Really don't want to desolder the whole thing and resolder another kit on if it's not the issue. Seems to be an issue with the button board but I have no way of telling.

[@greatoni3239]

hey one question is it possible to install the Hope remap kit and the Clicky Hair trigger kit in one controller?

[@TheRealMangolorian]

I'm just starting and when you say there are only 3 sizes of screws... its very confusing because my bag came with 4 different sizes of screws. Did something change recently?

[@Xyz_xyz712]

Do you have to use that solder tool ? Or is there away to do this without it ?

[@ThomasTheTankEngine22]

Hopefully this means we're close to the PS5 version. That's all that I need to complete my build. I got the clicky face buttons and triggers, removable thumbsticks, and purple buttons. That thing is going to look so sexy

[@ExtremeRate]

We are working on the 4 buttons version for the PS5 controller, and hopefully will be available by the end of this year!

[@ThomasTheTankEngine22]

@@ExtremeRate sweet!

[@ExtremeRate]

@@ThomasTheTankEngine22 ;)

[@haiderchowhan1737]

Firstly thanks for the video! I’ve been using this for some time now and can’t go without it! However all of a sudden the right back buttons seem to have lost the button I had mapped to it (K4). I’ve taken it apart and the blue light comes on and registers as if I’ve remapped the button but nothing happens? If I try again it blinks red so I know it’s being registered? I’ve tried the Tester again and all points seem to light up so I’m not sure what the problem could be?

[@12SkippyRay]

You really only need to unsolder one side of top board. You can just slide it a Out of your way. Also a cold solder pen works well

[@KingCloudDaGreat]

Finally it here thanks

[@ExtremeRate]

You can most welcome bro! :D

[@Dr4XQs]

Been waiting so long, thank u guys so much.👍🏼 But is it already out of stock on Amazon, or do u guys have more backed up?😱

[@ExtremeRate]

The inventory is enough, you will see them available again in the next few days! Thank you! :D

[@Dr4XQs]

@@ExtremeRate Ordered one from Amazon and one from AliExpress, cannot wait. Keep up ure great job!

[@ExtremeRate]

@@Dr4XQs Thank you so much! :D

[@crawdaddyy]

I did it!!! After 2 controllers and 2 extremerate kits, I did it 🙌

[@ExtremeRate]

Congrats!!!!!!

[@Zu3sUK]

Thanks a lot for this bro helped alot 🤘🤗

[@Boskoo387]

in 9:14 it is a solder or a desolder ?

[@Lighterz1907]

Definitely not as easy as the dual sense! Requires soldering and I suck at that haha. Too bad cause they look good! Do you think a future mod will come without soldering? Nice vid and kudos to you Craig.

[@CraigsChannel]

I'm hoping a future one has no soldering but don't think it'll happen. I'm not the best soldering person in the world but managed, I just took my time as it was the first time I've modded an Xbox controller. Well worth the hassle of fitting, I love back buttons

[@phdyoutubedegree1939]

that kit is really dam cool. That is a lot to do to mod it and possibly bomb your controller too.. Im a bit nervous trying it.

[@BajanHawk]

Im happy to see 4 buttons but why did you put the buttons so high up??? Just put buttons where the middle and ring fingers lie naturally. The only company that has done this correctly so far is Collective Mind, but they don't do permanent mods. If Extreme Rate did this, I'd be your happiest costumer and mod every controller I have. I just want 4 buttons in those positions.

[@ChummyBoy]

it IS where they rest naturally tho...

[@BajanHawk]

@@ChummyBoy lol no it isn't. I don't know how you hold controllers, but my ring finger isn't so high. Unless you have extremely tiny child hands. Collective minds does it correctly.

[@ChummyBoy]

@@BajanHawk well everyone holds controllers differently so it’s dumb to expect them to have one for everyone, if anything the ring finger buttons are too high, but the middle fingers are just fine

[@joshborbidge1347]

I had the testing board in and there was one light out. Re-soldered the faulty tp, but now there're no lights on at all. Nothing else was changed, but I don't know how to identify what's wrong, never mind fix it

[@lukejeter7269]

how did you fix it

[@OnlyMuzan]

Hey! I’m a frequent buyer and I’ve bought this Xbox control kit for my brother. Built it and the test board lit. When it came to binding the buttons nothing worked :/

[@svk_kurva9265]

My X,B,Y and A button are shining on the board but only the X button works in action what did I do wrong or what should I do ???

[@stevegriffiths1735]

Hi I have done everything you've shown and all works fine apart from the headphone port hes getting no sound to his headset and advice would be much appreciated

[@Victor13592]

If I already have a control installed and just bought a new one, can this same Extremerate Kit be unsoldered and reinstalled in the new control?

[@maxzer7748]

Can the Core Controller DTF LED Kit, Controller HOPE Remap Kit & Clicky Hair Trigger Kit are compatible? Can the three work together ? Thx

[@denj1kuma673]

I did everything to the video the tester board all lit up and when i pressed an input the lights turned off like i assume they would but the back light registers me mapping buttons but when i go to press the back paddles after mapping them they dont do anything tho the led indicator on the back registers the map

[@quintennn]

Is it possible to remove the rumble motors? Upon seeing that you desoldered them, I started wondering if I could just remove them, I never use them (it's always turned off) it would save some weight and some hassle of having to resolder them. Would the controller keep working properly without any of the cables connected? Or should I take other steps?

[@Luke357]

Removing the rumble won't affect anything. It's actually a fairly common mod to do.

[@metrixovset6132]

hello, I am contacting you because I intend to take these pallets, I hope to have an answer, are we obliged to do the micro welding like you in the video?

[@ClovvnGaming]

when will we get the 4 back buttons option for dualsense, I've bought like 10 rise remap kit for my friends and waiting for the next level :)

[@ExtremeRate]

Thank you bro, please stay tuned, the 4 back buttons for PS5 will be available by the end of 2021~! ;)

[@bobleeeeee]

Jezz the end of 2021 long wait i would be happy with 2 button that are done like this I dont like the current option

[@ExtremeRate]

@@bobleeeeee Thanks for your feedback

[@HamsterXFiles]

@@ExtremeRate Can you make the paddles similar to the official Sony back button attachments please? These wings feel too thin, too short, and way too close the the shell.

[@justinpelletier7190]

Can this kit be installed along with your clicky triggers trigger kit?

[@minorthreat1981]

Its this compatible with Drifix Joysticks Drift Fix Reparación Kit?

[@sofianey3490]

Thank you for avoiding me the headache of having to chose between « high-end » controllers that have issues and empty your wallet nonetheless. Is there a documentation to know exactly what is each solder point’s function on the pcb ?

[@dirtytamato]

I do have a question. I tried to desolder the bumper buttons on my elite series 2 controller but could every get it hot enough to melt the solder, but I did end up melting the board and now the controller is dead. But with your controller in her the solder melted instantly, so what's the difference?

[@WolfTheSlayerr]

I had one light that wasn’t turned on, TP25 and I fixed it then the test board showed no lights ! What could I of done wrong?

[@Zer0SyncGaming]

Is this compatible with LED mod kit you offer?

[@돌맹이-x2i]

I broke the film while working on this video. You uploaded two versions of the video, and in this video, at around 13:40 seconds, the film was reinforced and soldered with double-sided tape, but in this video, it was just soldered, so I copied it and broke the tp41 point. I want you to reinforce the video and add the content or tell me to refer to the long video.

[@speedthree3]

I installed the mod successfully, binding lights flash… looks good! However I use my Xbox controller for switch using may flash adapter but the buttons that I bind to the back buttons are not performing the action in game. Any ideas?

[@speedthree3]

I may have answered my question… maybe I need to switch out of program mode to take effect. I stayed up late doing this mod,,, delirious and need sleep. 😮

[@HAMMERFOOT1]

I have a question. Can you use the XSX Controller DTF LED kit and the Xbox series X/S controller HOPE remap kit both installed on the same controller? One controller both mods? Will they both work on one controller? Thanks!

[@ExtremeRate]

Yes you can!

[@Insert_clever_name]

I followed along, and did everything you did, all the lights came on the tester, but now I can only map k2 and nothing else, I took the controller apart again, and went back over all the steps. I don't see where I could have messed up, and the controller will not work idk

[@Victor13592]

Si decido dejarle las empuñaduras originales del control encajaran igual que las que trae el kit?

[@jduhaney]

Can you install the hair trigger mod if you already installed the button @ExtremeRate

[@supermexican.2135]

Can this still work if your controller is a normal xbox one controller without the extra button in the middle?

[@Puretalent.]

I would love to try and put instant trigger clicks on my series 2 controller, is it possible ?

[@fader4358]

hey I did everything but my b button won't map like it can't be remapped to any of the paddles the button itself works

[@deak877]

Will everything still work if you don't re attach rumble packs. Would rather save weight and don't play fortnite with rumble anyways

[@MrCTLDABOSS]

So I finished setup but when I turned on Xbox when I press A it’s input is X what could be wrong?

[@Gaetan.N]

Hey i followed you tutorial to install that mod however i got no lights at all on the test board and obviously the back button do not work if i finish up the mod and close up the controller

[@돌맹이-x2i]

Now that I see it, I just talked about the double-sided tape and the video changed right away, so I missed it when I first saw it. It's a pretty important part, but I don't think there's much to say.

[@CtrlAltDelete_U]

Need some help. I'm had to de remove the rumble motors from the board temporarily. I didn't take a picture of what it looked like before I de soldered the wires. I know where the pads are that the wires need to be re soldered too. But I don't know in what order. Is there any pictures you know of on how these controllers are wired so I don't solder them into the wrong spot?

[@thatdude532]

Out of the red and black, the black goes on the bottom. Out of the black and black and grey cable the black and grey cable goes on top. In order it goes from trigger to handle black/grey>black>black>red

[@derlaxs7740]

Awesome Video, ty.

[@haiderchowhan1737]

Recent update so I’ve managed to get everything on and soldered etc. Tested it before putting the whole controller back together and seemed to remap a button so was happy! Put it all together and then seems to remap but none of the triggers register anything after exiting the remap mode? Took it apart and soldered everything again (with the test kit showing all okay!) and still the same issue? Any suggestions?

[@haiderchowhan1737]

I was having a slight issue the second time trying to fix and it kept flashing purple on the back. Got rid of that now but still just unable to map any of the buttons so pointless lol. Currently just a smooth back and paddles which don’t do anything 😂

[@haiderchowhan1737]

Okay apologies seems I’m talking to myself on here but everything I say something it fixes itself lol. So! I think I’ve got everything to work as it is thank goodness! The only issues I have are: - Ripped the rubber stoppers for the triggers mentioned on the first post (can replacements be purchased somewhere?) - My D Pad doesn’t seem to be registering as normal! The down seems to think it’s right. Does anyone know which TP points or connections I might need to look at to fix this?

[@ExtremeRate]

Right -> TP14, Down -> TP44, they are so close, check if they soldered with each other

[@haiderchowhan1737]

@@ExtremeRate Thanks so much for your help! Managed to fix it and just installed the Clicky Triggers first time also!

[@wopperchop]

hey i just finished installing the mod, i tested it and all led's were on before closing up the case, i connected my controller to my computer and when i try to map any of the k buttons i get the proper flashing blue lights. but the button does not function the way its supposed to. i will take apart tomorrow and re check the led's. any suggestions?

[@BonjourQQ]

Hi ~ I bought two of this , one is work fine , but the other one remap didn't work , check with the test board all LED is good . what should I do next ? Thanks !

[@iamthetoddz]

Could i leave the motors out & the controller function fully just without motors? Including the ones under the trigger? To achieve a lighter controller?

[@K9Sheppard]

Umm removing the 2 wires at 10:56 the medal broke off... i was being careful...

[@kendalljohnson89]

I thought I did everything right but the testing board lit up only some of the points. I re-soldered the board didn’t light up at all. I put the controller back together and the original buttons work but k1-k4 don’t. Any idea what I did wrong?

[@CraigsChannel]

You need to make sure all the lights on the board light up

[@sfisherjr8296]

Man if you could put these buttons on the elite it would be goated.

[@theomarcelo]

Olá instalei o kit e funcionou perfeitamente por 10 dias e agora do nada ele parou de funcionar eu tenho q abrir todo o controle desconectar as 2 placas principais do controle para o kit voltar a funcionar você tem alguma solução para mim? Não quero ficar todos os dias abrindo o controle.

[@jm8970]

Would there be any reason why I can hotkey any button on my Xbox controller now except from the X button, if u can help the would be awesome

[@paulwatkins2333]

Bro you forgot to mention to use a micro tip for the soldering iron, impossible to solder those tiny spots with a standard sized tip ☠️☠️☠️

[@ChummyBoy]

So my only solder points not lighting up are all on the second strip of points, like l3, r3 and all of those, the points are all fine so I don’t know what the issue is. I put it together and it wouldn’t really remap or it would map to the wrong button, any help? It makes me think it’s just not connected to that whole set of points or something

[@papagrey]

is it goin to work wireless or I need usb cable forever?

[@boltex_4280]

Finally !!!!!

[@ExtremeRate]

Yea :D

[@wolfbrother9025]

U didn't need to remove those wires just a couple more screws the vibro motoers come out and so do the triggers

[@ExtremeRate]

Yes but remove the wires will help you solder the flex easier

[@jeb_leeds2928]

Do you also have smaller buttons I can use instead? Or can the k1 small button go on the k2 button?

[@ExtremeRate]

We tested different sizes of the K buttons and found those are the best ones

[@jean-micheldesjardins8528]

Did the install all light are on on the test board but not able to remap my buttons any reason ?

[@Manio1151]

why won’t u just make a tournament controller for the xbox controller?

[@TreeFiddy350]

What temperature do you set your soldering iron to for electronics like this?

[@infinitepower5121]

I'm wondering the same thing.

[@TreeFiddy350]

@@infinitepower5121 They released an updated video that says 350-360° C (roughly 660-680° F). I set mine to 650° F, which is what I use for guitar electronics, and it worked fine!

[@hfate8159]

Hey! Do you sell the back buttons separately? I'd love to have them in chameleon purple blue like my other buttons!

[@ExtremeRate]

We will make them later!

[@kssy-h3l]

Are there any plans for a rear paddle kit for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller? please!

[@ExtremeRate]

We are working on it!

[@SsjKozi]

I think I double binded two of my paddles and two aren’t working what to I do

[@modertecno]

one of the buttons is not responding. I already check that it is in good condition. I did the test and all the LEDs turn on. any advice?

[@ExtremeRate]

Hi, which button?

[@modertecno]

@@ExtremeRate When I activate the mod, I mark on the screen that the button "B" or the down arrow remains stuck

[@rodericklewis3464]

So i installed It but know my LT RT are not working. how could i troubleshoot?

[@ShadyUpNxt]

Do you have to solder to get this to work?

[@SONIX_ZA]

Does it also worked on xbox series s controllers?