PS4 WiFi and Bluetooth Range Extender 2020 (Yes, it works on PS4 Pro. Read description)

[@KentuckyRanger]

I found a new parts package on Amazon. It has 2 antennas, and two connectors. Perfect for the PS4 that has separate antennas. www.amazon.com/Antenna-Pigtail-Wireless-Routers-Repeater/dp/B07R21LN5P/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=4%22+Mini+PCI+U.FL+%2F+IPX+to+RP-SMA+Female+Antenna+WiFi+Pigtail+Cable%3B&qid=1598114249&s=electronics&sr=1-1

[@HyperionGS]

Thank you so much!!!! I bought a refurbished ps4 and been having the problem of sitting right up on the console in order to play without the controller going banans.... Had a old modem laying around so I used the antenna from that in my ps4 and it works like a dream...much appreciated 👍

[@MrJamesstott]

The ps3 antenna works perfectly on the ps4, my antenna broke and i was unable to get the parts needed to do this mod, i had a broken ps3 so i thought i would try the antenna off of that so i did and it works better than the original one plus it already has the correct connector all you need to do is plug it in and it works a charm!

[@willsilent]

which ps3?

[@SllyRbbtTrxR4Kids]

awesome vid!. I travel for work and always bring my ps4 to watch shows and play games. This is perfect because a lot of hotels out there have really crummy signals.

[@KentuckyRanger]

Plus, you can remove the antenna while traveling, so as not to damage it.

[@Adam-lw8xb]

Great instructional video. I've complete this mod myself, and as you say it is pretty simple. I wanted to improve the quality of my remote play connection within the home, and it has done that. I'm now seeing significant improvement to remote play to Vita using the direct to PS4 connection option and also the connection over wifi option. Thanks!

[@PlenumSTHLM]

Thanks for answering my question about the ps4 pro connections!

[@XxRKDOxX]

Hi! Thanks so much for the video, do you think the 4inch cable was big enough or do you wish you would've purchased a slightly longer one?

[@KentuckyRanger]

Awesome question! It's plenty long enough. I wouldn't go any longer than 6".

[@johnaldrich1103]

How can you do a Internet mod to a PlayStation 4 slim

[@KentuckyRanger]

Taking the slim apart is a little different, and from what I've heard, it has 2 separate radio antenna's, so you'll need to make sure you install the antenna to the correct radio, unless you install 2 antenna's.

[@georgemaier3943]

Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial!! Planning to do this on mine, too. I'm curious though: Whats the bluetooth range of your ds4s with this mod?

[@KentuckyRanger]

Not sure exactly, but it's *ALOT* better than before.

[@thevisi0naryy]

Question, if I was trying to do something like this where (in my case) the PS5 was in a closet that sits largely center between 3 rooms, would a large omni-directional antenna be better suited if I wanted to get better controller range in all three of the rooms?

[@KentuckyRanger]

I'd say it would. Not sure what kind of antenna setup the PS5 has, but if it's a connector on the motherboard, then I'm sure you could attach any kind of antenna you want to it. I have a PS5 as well, but haven't run into any signal issues. If you try it, let us know how it goes!

[@thevisi0naryy]

@@KentuckyRanger Thank you very much for your response. One other question, what would happen if I used an SMA splitter to send two different pairs of antennas to two different rooms?

[@happy-jtheclown4498]

I finally got the parts to do this mod, and it is working great. As a side note, it does vastly improve remote play connection with the PS Vita as well. Thank you for this. Side question, would it be okay for me to do a video on installing this? Provided, of course, I give the credit for this to you, I don't want to steal your glory.

[@KentuckyRanger]

I'm so very glad it's worked for you! If you want to do a video, go for it! The more we get the word out the more PS4's we'll save from the garbage, LOL!

[@kingmurda8228]

Kentucky Ranger hey so does this work for the Bluetooth and wifi after doing this will they both work

[@KentuckyRanger]

There's only one antenna connection because the PS4 shares one antenna for both radios. So to answer your question, yes, they both get the advantage of a better signal through this upgrade.

[@kingmurda8228]

Ok thank you great video im going to do this soon was gonna buy the old antenna but this looks way better

[@KentuckyRanger]

The problem with a direct replacement or used OEM antenna is the dissimilar metals in the solder and antenna materials. It's called galvanic corrosion, and ruins the antenna connection over time, no matter what you do. You could re-solder the connection, but in time it'll do it again. You could take a piece of copper and fabricate an antenna in the same shape as the pot metal one Sony uses, but I'd say my way is easier, LOL! You could see if the OEM antenna can be electroplated with copper, but I'd say it would cost more than what I did...

[@d_fizzle4531]

Thanks for the vid. Can't wait to do this. Question though, do you just do away with the factory antenna. Is it just completely covered in electric tape

[@KentuckyRanger]

SO sorry for the delay in answering, I haven't been getting comment notifications... I just left my old antenna in place, and taped the loose wire away from everything.

[@jakobpersson8942]

Thank you for posting this! I ordered the parts and had them shipped internationally but it was worth it. The lag problems appear to be completely gone. I own a PS4 Pro with a different internal layout than on the "classic." On the Pro, you need to connect the pigtail to the IPX port marked "F". How to make sure? If you look at the video above at 10:20, you'll see the PS4 Pro and the PS4 "classic" use the same kind of antenna for Bluetooth, but the circuit boards are different. To find the port, identify the antenna on your Pro and then follow the cable back.

[@KentuckyRanger]

Awesome! Thanks for the heads up! It really does make a lot of difference in WiFi and controller range performance.

[@k.s.ktheboogeyman2788]

Can this just boost signals that are already there i dnt have a computer or modem myself im trying to find something that will just boost the signals my ps4 can already conect to

[@KentuckyRanger]

Sorry for the late reply. Yes, it boosts the signal strength across the board, for WiFi as well as Bluetooth radios.

[@TheLastJerry]

Improved download speed with 6db antenna from 40mpbs to 200mpbs, but sadly not very much on upload speed, what is your upload speed

[@KentuckyRanger]

It more than doubled my download speed, but didn't hardly put a dent in the upload. I think that has more to do with Sony's WiFi card and not the signal strength. I ran the speed test numerous times, and each time I got different numbers. The best I could do upload on a 300mbs fiber optic network was around 200mbs, and the upload never went above 30mbs. Even when I connect it via the ethernet cable my download speeds never get above 200mbs, and the upload never goes past 30mbs, so I think that must be some limit to the network card itself...

[@conroy2757]

hey quick question. can you also do this with the ps4 slim. ( using the same antenna). or would you need a different one.

[@KentuckyRanger]

From what I've seen, I'd say yes. Someone also asked this and I looked up a video on tearing a PS4 slim. It looks like once disassembled, it's pretty much the same as far as installing the parts.

[@conroy2757]

hmm..okay thanks. another question, how much faster did it make your wifi speed. before an after if you tested it.

[@KentuckyRanger]

I only use it for the Bluetooth. But I'd say it helps allot. I did this to make it a more dominant radio. By doing this, I'd say it helps allot with speed problems because the PS4 doesn't support 5ghz.

[@cathlic2007]

Where can I buy the tools? And does any antenna work? Cuz I’m thinking of going to Walmart to buy these things, I’m doing this for my WiFi connection on my ps4, my signal strength is not good enough, will it improve it?

[@KentuckyRanger]

Here is the toolkit I used for this project: www.ifixit.com/Store/Tools/Essential-Electronics-Toolkit/IF145-348?o=2 I'm so sorry, but I seriously doubt Wal-Mart will have any of the parts to do this project. They might on the other hand, have the tools to work on it.

[@martinezjoshuap]

Great video! I am thinking about running hdmi cord to from my game room to the living room which would literally be a 5ft run but there is a wall dividing it since its in another room. Is it possible to run two antennas? One antenna for my game room and the second in the next room over? I would like to be able to switch between rooms when playing.

[@KentuckyRanger]

Two antennas? I'm not quite understanding. This replaces the stock antenna for the two radios inside the PS4. The Bluetooth, and WiFi. As for video, this doesn't broadcast video signals. For that you'll have to run the HDMI cable through the wall. As far as it boosting the radio range, yes, it should work really well for this! The stock antenna has a range of a few feet at best. From what I've witnessed with mine, when I'm streaming, and have the headset plugged into the controller, when I get up to go to the kitchen for a drink, I never lose the signal, and the kitchen is like 20 feet away. Hope this answers your question. If not, please give me more info, so I can help.

[@martinezjoshuap]

Thank you for your reply! I subscribed to your channel btw. My plan is to be able to play games in either my living room or game room but if i add this antenna and only run it from my guest room to the living room won't the antenna only pick up the bluetooth signal from my living room?

[@martinezjoshuap]

My goal is to be able to play my PS4 in another room, HDMI will be ran to a splitter going to my game room TV and into the other room into my living room tv. My concern is that once i add this antenna and run it into my living room won't i only have signal if i'm in the living room and not my game room? Won't I need a splitter so that i can run an antenna into the living room and also have an antenna in my game room so that which ever room i decide to play in i have a signal? Thank you for you responses btw!

[@joseurrea6507]

I'm little bit confused sorry to ask but is that for better wifi signal or Bluetooth signal ? I just want better farther Bluetooth signal for my controller I might try it doing with your video! thanks

[@KentuckyRanger]

The tiny antenna built in has a horrid range and causes the PS4 signal to be overwhelmed by other radio equipment. I have 2 laptops, PS3, PS4, 2 pairs of Bluetooth headphones, DirecTV receiver, 2 cell phones, and a Bluetooth phone headset. Each radio volleys for position and the PS 4 losses for lack of signal strength. Since installing this high gain antenna, the controller issue is gone.

[@patrickalmeida9573]

did you test the antenna (both original and modded one) how far can you move away without disconnecting the controllers or the controllers being unresponsive? sorry my English. XD

[@KentuckyRanger]

Good question! I didn't test the range, I did it because 10' from the PS4, the controllers started having trouble communicating with the system. I've read that over time, the solder joint on the pot metal antenna weakens from the effect of the dissimilar metals. The correct term is Galvanic Corrosion. Since installing this antenna, I no longer have issues. It would be interesting to test the actual range of both. I might do it in another video...

[@jamartinez559]

so my neighbor lets me use his Wifi but my ps4 can only pick it up from our living room. I want to play my ps4 online in my room which is only a few more feet away but I can't reach my neighbors Wifi from there. so if I use this antenna I could be able to reach it?

[@KentuckyRanger]

I'd bet a Happy Meal it will! The antenna has a 9db gain. Just a guess, but I'd say that punched out pot metal thing Sony calls an antenna struggles at .05db. And unlike the PS3, the PS4 uses one antenna for both controllers and WiFi, so both will get a HUGE boost! In radio, as long as the standing wave ratio isn't broken, the taller the antenna, the better the device will send and receive signals.

[@pjsivley]

What was the color of the wire the ipx connector was on and what's the difference between them when they have a grey wire and a black wire?

[@KentuckyRanger]

Not sure what you mean? The PS4 only has 1 antenna wire, and the color really doesn't matter. If it's now grey, it could just be a change in supplier and nothing more. If the newer PS4 has 2, then the only difference between the 2 wires would be one is for the WiFi and the other is for the Bluetooth. Which one would be the question. You could look on the motherboard and see where it's connected. It might say WiFi or Bluetooth (BT). I know other Playstation systems have had 2 separate antennas, and for that it would make sense to either install 2 external antennas, or figure out which one is the radio you want to boost. You could install it, and chose one, then see if the quality improves. If not, swap them and see if it makes a difference.

[@kchu2705]

Thanks for the tutorial. However, after I finished the controller reacted weirdly. The respond is very jerky. No respond on the first couple push on the buttons, after couple sec it reacted to all the commends at once. Any idea why??

[@KentuckyRanger]

Very strange... I really can't see where the radio signal could affect the physical performance of the controller, unless you inadvertently disconnected the antenna while reassembling the unit. Try taking it apart again and making sure the connector to the radio is secure. Also, if it is, you should check for continuity in the antenna wire. Care should be taken when connecting the antenna wire to the radio board, because the connector is very small, and can suffer bending if not installed carefully. That's the only thing I can think would cause this performance issue.

[@kchu2705]

@@KentuckyRanger Thanks for your reply. The real problem I have is the signal. After the mod the signal is weaker than the original antenna. I have my PS4 sitting in an AV closet in the basement and I have an open staircase. From the staircase I can look into my living room. After the mod I have to stand couple steps down toward the basement to get the signal. The controller will be disconnected if I am in the living room. I checked. Everything connected correctly and securely. I thought it might be the cable problem so I ordered new one from Amazon "DHT Electronics 2PCS 20CM SMA Female to U.FL IPX IPEX WiFi Cable for U.FL Mini PCI Card". I found this one has better quality. Unfortunately, after I replaced the cable it still doesn't work. So I tried to connect the original one from PS4 and it worked. Would it be the antenna problem? This is what I got. "TECHTOO 9dBi Omni WiFi Antenna with RP-SMA Connector for Wireless Network Router/USB Adapter/PCI PCIe Cards/IP Camera/Wireless Range Extender(2-Pack)" Pls help!!

[@KentuckyRanger]

@@kchu2705 It must be a bad antenna. There's no way it should be worse than the original. At least you've eliminated the possibility it's a bad radio, because you stated that the old antenna works better. If there is something wrong in the antenna, and the actual antenna itself has lost its connection, it's like having no antenna at all. Is there any way you can take the antenna apart? 1 cold solder joint and it's game over. My gut feeling is the antenna connection has failed inside somewhere. The problem with most of these antennas are, they're sealed, and the only way you can really test them requires expensive equipment. I'm so sorry you're having this issue. Please keep me updated.

[@kchu2705]

Kentucky Ranger it’s a 2 pack antennas. I tried both. Both cause the same problem. What is the odd both antennas are bad. I will order a new one anyway. Could u recommend one for me?? Thanks.

[@KentuckyRanger]

@@kchu2705 The one I have linked is the one I'm using. 2 antennas doing the same thing is making me think you purchased the wrong antennas. You must make sure the antenna is tuned for the 2.4 ghz band. Anything else and it won't work very well.

[@haamidyounis6261]

Hi, followed your tutorial step by step, but for some strange reason the controllers signal randomly cuts out and turns off. The connection to the PS4 seems to be worse than before. Am I supposed to be using a specific antenna? I’m not sure if this is the reason is for it not working. Does this method only work for specific versions of the PS4? I have a day one release version. Please help!

[@KentuckyRanger]

It sounds like you need to go back in and check the antenna connection. It most likely has popped loose. While there are different designs for antennas, any should work. The only difference would be the signal gain and range. If the connector looks like it's still hooked up, unplug it and make sure the center contact hasn't been bent. Those tiny plugs need to be handled carefully, because the center connector is very small, and susceptible to damage. Hopefully this will fix the issue. Let me know!

[@oleredforge]

Does this include a ps4 slim to extend my wifi reach to connect my buddy wifi a city block away?

[@KentuckyRanger]

I seriously doubt it would connect to WiFi that far away, The range of any good WiFi signal is in the 100~300 foot range, not 600~900 feet.

[@jeffjeeef3565]

hey does the antenna boost the wifi signals?

[@KentuckyRanger]

Yes it does.

[@happy-jtheclown4498]

I noticed that the description for the antenna only mentions wifi, is that an issue? I ask because my PS4 is hardwired for my internet, Bluetooth is what I need to fix. Just want to make sure that this is what I need before I buy it.

[@KentuckyRanger]

Sorry, I forgot to mention this in the video, but I think I covered it in the video description. My PS4 is also hard wired to the internet. I did this solely to extend the range and dominance of Bluetooth. Because the PS4 utilizes one antenna for both radios, it works on both of them.

[@happy-jtheclown4498]

Thank you for the response. Since I installed the Nyko Data Bank Plus, my Bluetooth range has been completely horrid. It was bad before, but now it is way worse with that installed. I currently have that little piece of crap they call an antenna hanging outside the PS4. It has improved the connection a little, but not enough to call it a permanent fix. I thank you for posting this, for this is what I've been needing. Even before the Data Bank. Just a side thought, but, this may also help to improve Remote Play connection with the PS Vita as well. I will test this out at some point, and reply with my findings. Thank you again.

[@jacklope3964]

So you basically replace the normal antenna and put a sma

[@KentuckyRanger]

SMA? I replace the antenna with the larger one, correct.

[@erickcuka4676]

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[@marcussmith2707]

i installed this but im still getting interference my playstation is located in my closet. Any ideas on what can cause the playstation controller to go crazy.

[@KentuckyRanger]

I'm so sorry! I just got notified of this post... I'd say it might have something to do with other radios close by interfering. If it's close to a router, try changing the connection frequency of the router. It could be as simple as just moving the antenna around to get it out of the way of the other radios competing.

[@BubbaGerald]

I have a router with an antenna that I don't use any more. Can I scavenge the antenna parts from my old router to do this to my PlayStation?

[@KentuckyRanger]

Yes! Any antenna tuned to the frequency's dealing with WiFi and Bluetooth are fine. In fact, I've had a few people comment they've done the very thing you're getting ready to do, and it works! I'd say that the antenna lead inside the router have standard plus as well, and should fit tie socket on the PS4 motherboard. Let me know how it turns out!

[@BubbaGerald]

@@KentuckyRanger awesome. Thanks for getting back so quickly it is greatly appreciated. I hope to try this little trick over the weekend. And I will definitely let you know how it works.

[@BubbaGerald]

@@KentuckyRanger ok, so I tried the router antenna. Mind you I have a PS4 slim. Quite a pain in the ass to get the antenna hookup right. It did raise the signal by double but unfortunately it would not have pain the IP address. I kept getting failures on connection test.

[@KentuckyRanger]

@@BubbaGerald Very odd... That doesn't sound like an antenna or signal problem, but a wireless network issue. Did you try rebooting the router? Or maybe setting up the internet connection from the PS4 from scratch? Strange indeed.

[@BubbaGerald]

@@KentuckyRanger I just had a thought. Online on the router antenna there seems to be resistor of some sort by my guess. Could that be causing my problem? Also. If so can I just cut it out and use a but splice?

[@joseurrea6507]

I just looked at the description it's for both! I'll have to try it

[@KentuckyRanger]

Yes, I kinda forgot to mention it in the video, LOL! It's for range, as well as making it the dominant radio in my living room. And yes, one antenna handles both now. The PS3 had 2 separate antennas.

[@ZACHBROSKY123]

I know your probably not responding to comments anymore but my controllers always disconnect and i don't know I'd its because of the same because i used to be gather from my ps4 i just think the bluetooth thing on my ps4 is damaged

[@KentuckyRanger]

I'm so sorry! I haven't been getting my notifications and missed your question. From what you describe, it sure sounds like it! I'd say the antenna wire is coming loose on your antenna. Even if you don't do this fix, you can open it up and re solder the wire to the antenna.

[@kevinhimes3518]

Which one is the the pro antenna

[@KentuckyRanger]

If I'm not mistaken, the pro uses two antennas, so if you want them both to be replaced, you'd need two. Otherwise, you'd have to chose which radio you want to use this antenna on.

[@jasephase2k933]

Thank you for this idea definitely better than sonys

[@jasephase2k933]

Ive accidently snapped the metal wts top of the supply would this cause any problems

[@KentuckyRanger]

Snapped what exactly? Not sure what wts means, sorry it took so long to get back to you.

[@LoProStudios]

Hey there man, great video! I have a question that might be easily answered but i rather hear it from you. I bought a busted PS4 from a friend. His main complaint was that the controllers keep disconnecting often and very randomly. The wifi doesn't seem to be an issue but it could be better. So of course I popped it open and first thing I noticed is the Antenna's solder point that bridges the small gap on the antenna was broken. So i figured that has to be the issue. Well i tried re-soldering but i don't have a gentle hand and over soldered the shit out of it so that didn't solve the problem. Anyway so fuck that flimsy little thing. Will this modification fix that issue to the best of your knowledge?

[@KentuckyRanger]

That's the very reason I did this mod! It's not the range, but the dominance of the Bluetooth controller radio I wanted. My controllers were losing the connection randomly, and at critical points in my games, LOL! The flimsy pot metal thing Sony calls an antenna is a joke. Because it's pot metal, the solder joints are lost due to galvanic erosion. (Two dissimilar metals causing corrosion) . I have so many Bluetooth devices running at the same time, the controller signal was getting lost in the crowd so to speak, because of the loss in electrical contact with the Sony antenna. This took care of the issue. I'm sure it helps with the range, but the main reason I did it was to make the PS4 the dominant Bluetooth radio in the living room, and it has worked flawlessly!

[@LoProStudios]

Thats awesome! Thanks for your valuable information and quick response. I'll come back and post my results in a week or so when the parts get here! Keep doing what you do sir!

[@KentuckyRanger]

Please let me know! Since you've had it apart already, it'll be a breeze! And the antenna looks awesome on the side, LOL!

[@LoProStudios]

Will do and honestly I couldn't agree more. Makes the PS4 look more badass in my opinion lol.

[@LoProStudios]

Kentucky Ranger It worked!!! Problem solved and no issues of any sort on controller connectivity. Thanks for the video!

[@LoveActsLoveDoes]

So amazing, thank you, Im gonna use this for my android phone XD

[@Gunsnipe3795]

Would this work on a CUH-1215A PS4 model?

[@KentuckyRanger]

I had to look up what model that is. From the looks of it, yes, you can do it as well.

[@taewrld2k314]

Does it improve WiFi connection for distances or not

[@KentuckyRanger]

Yes it does.

[@jontemou]

Does it work with a ps3 antenna?

[@KentuckyRanger]

It seems someone stated on an earlier post that they used a PS3 antenna.

[@williamhenderson1074]

this worked great for me. thanks.

[@KentuckyRanger]

Awesome! I'm so glad it worked!

[@7i-Incredible]

CUH 1116A ( ps4 fat) ?

[@KentuckyRanger]

Yes. I'm not sure if the slim is different internally, as to the radios and antenna configuration, but I'd say it's not that far off. If Sony decided to make 2 separate antennas, then you'd have to figure out which radio you want to attach the antenna to. You could also install 2 antennas, one for each radio. I kinda wish Sony hadn't incorporated the 2 radios into one broad spectrum antenna, but it's what I had to work with... LOL!

[@7i-Incredible]

Kentucky Ranger :) nice thank you bro

[@ChambersNow]

Will this work for PS4 Pro?

[@KentuckyRanger]

As long as the PS4 Pro isn't radically different, I'd say it will work.

[@johntravis8759]

I’m curious if it worked on the PS4 pro.

[@thedon22z]

Yeah because I would really consider it if I saw someone do it on ps4pro

[@ryanschmidt170]

I’m having trouble getting this to work for the Pro. www.reddit.com/r/PS4Pro/comments/86vae8/no_luck_extending_ps4_pro_bluetooth_controller/?st=JF5SX75J&sh=967c98e4

[@KentuckyRanger]

I see why. The regular PS4 has both Bluetooth and WiFi antennas incorporated into one antenna. Looks like Sony has switched back to separating them again, like they had in the PS3. So what you're going to have to do is install two antennas, instead of one. So sorry this isn't working for you.

[@TeeJay_757]

Very helpful thank you

[@KentuckyRanger]

Hope it helps!

[@jasephase2k933]

Would been nt so complicated removeing wire from power supply nt board

[@duckyduck1944]

will this work on the ps4 slim

[@KentuckyRanger]

Not sure, but I'd give a cautionary yes. I don't think Sony made any radical changes to the motherboard, just made it slimmer. If they did, I'd say the two would be the power supply and optical disk drive. I just watched a video on PS4 Slim teardown, and it only has one antenna, so you're good there. It's MUCH different taking it apart, so watch this awesome video to see how, then mount the antenna pass through wherever you can get it to fit, GOOD LUCK! kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3PdnJyCm5qfbpY

[@duckyduck1944]

Kentucky Ranger thank you Keep up the good work on the vids❤

[@KentuckyRanger]

Thanks! That means allot!!!

[@KentuckyRanger]

After watching the video on tearing down the PS4 Slim, it has a similar pot metal antenna, so I'd say it'll cause issues down the road as well. Te problem isn't the shape, but the material used. Whenever you have two dissimilar metals i.e. silver or lead solder, and whatever metal the antenna is made of, you have what's called "galvanic corrosion". What's happening to these antennas is, the mechanical connection between the antenna wire antenna, via the solder joint, is being corroded. Once corrosion sets in, the connection is compromised. You could de-solder the wire, clean the antenna, and re-solder the wire. But in a short time, the problem would be back. It's just a horrid design flaw Sony should address... Until they do, it'll always be the Achilles heal of the Playstation 4 wireless system...

[@KentuckyRanger]

After reading several comments referring to whether this works with the PS4 Pro, the answer is yes, but you *MUST* connect the new antenna to the correct radio. The PS4 Pro has 3 separate radios: ibb.co/1f66x9F Watch this video in how to disassemble the PS4 Pro: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZiWaWmifb5oeM0 You *Must* connect to the one you're wanting to boost. *W* 2.4 ghz WiFi *B* Bluetooth *F* 5.0 ghz WiFi Sony has *_finally_* included it... If you want to boost all 3, you must use 3 separate antennas. The system I did this on was the older PS4, and has all 2 radios incorporated into one antenna. Later models split them into 2 antennas, and finally, in the PS4 Pro, they have added 5ghz WiFi, FINALLY!!

[@kdotktimetopurge8549]

Very gd vid i be doin that next on my after fan mod and im doin that next and and 4tb pack u got too as mine is 500gb

[@KentuckyRanger]

Cool! I did 2tb hybrid drive. It really makes a huge difference!

[@jasephase2k933]

Brilliant idea as ive gt issues with the controller nt responding properly or smetimes actual moveing on screen by itsself

[@TheUndeadPyroYT]

Wish i could do this

[@reno3158]

To complicated for me 🤣 I would pay someone to do it for me though

[@mycattookmykfc1488]

Does it work for ps4

[@KentuckyRanger]

It's for a PS4. If you meant PS5, then no. While I'm sure you could add an antenna to one, the steps to do so would be much different, because it's a different machine.

[@kcmullins6179]

You can go to SSD now their starting to go down n price trust me they are so worth it lol. On all my ps4s I got 2 slims 4 pros and 1 O.G launch day console I got day one. The slims I got cheap the two pros I got on trade for a Alienware laptop. But here recently I modded em all with ssds two pros have ssds internally now and externally. My slims same thing the OG I just used a external. For it but as for keeping up with my ps5 and Xbox series X they are very close in speed as in loading games their very very Close n sometimes the ps4s even beat the new Gens. But I picked up another Xbox last Fri the series S which honestly is a neat Lil guy it's legitimately the fastest console out of em all n was the cheapest lol. I'm assuming because it's a all digital Xbox one S on steroids basically. But it's faster than my series X and my ps4 pro slim n ps5 disk.. it's ridiculous lol

[@KentuckyRanger]

I've already upgraded it to SSD, glad I kept the old cover, LOL!

[@kdotktimetopurge8549]

Im doin this next on my ps4 i doin a big fan mod at mo

[@TokyoWulf]

Hi

[@KentuckyRanger]

Howdy!

[@TokyoWulf]

@@KentuckyRanger lol

[@lovehellohello]

Hugs