Controller Bullet Buttons for Xbox One Series X S - Made with Real 9MM Spent Bullet Casings - Includes Tools

I got these buttons to replace the original set that came with the Xbox One-S controller for my son and I actually ended up putting together a completely custom controller all just from buying these 9mm bullet casing buttons to start it all. These not only look fantastic, but they actually feel pretty good for being authentic 9mm bullet casings used as buttons. If you're looking for a nice little way to change the looks of your Xbox One(s/x) controller then I suggest starting off with the buttons and a new faceplate to go with the new buttons. I can say that I have learned that it is actually a hell of a lot better when I have absolutely everything I need to or want to change out on a Xbox One-S controller all at the same time, so that way when I take apart one of my Xbox One-S controllers I'm not having to put it back together just to take it back apart the very next day. I personally suggest that you get yourself a game plan together and it might help to make a list of what you're looking to swap out and what you're overall look that you're trying to accomplish in your design. Believe it or not you can absolutely customize the entire looks of a Xbox One-S controller and if you go about it the right way it shouldn't cost you that much in the end, but if you were to design a Xbox One-S controller through the Microsoft Xbox then you're looking at a price tag of that around $100. I personally don't think it's even a question for me to do the work myself rather than to pay for a outrageous amount just to do what I can do for myself

I am an electronics repair tech and I got a set of these for my Xbox One controller and fell in love immediately at 1st test. I put them on my 1708 special edition model at 1st but the left analog stick will need some work, so I switch them to my 1697 Standard controller. They had a little play on the 1708 model, but on the 1697 that was reduced a lot; that appeared to be mostly the controller design. I am most definitely planning on getting me another set for the 1708 model, and any other controllers I keep in playing circulation (I usually keep extras for company).These buttons has sparked me to customize my controllers & console since they are out of warranty anyway. So, I got some new silver bumpers to contrast the gold of the triggers, d-pad, & buttons; next I will be getting the bullet analog stick covers and spray them silver (leaving the start & back buttons white w/ gold symbols, I think), and paint the top cover & side rails Navy blue then add a proper Navy anchor on one palm rest and a reaper on the other (my persona). Thanks guys for inspiring this old Navy airman & gamer to let out my creative side. look for my next order soon lol.

Wasn't hard for me to installBut if your not familiar with intricate instalation. There is YouTube videos that will walk you through it. I recommend buying the 10 dollar tool kit they sell as well on Amazon. Took maybe half an hour to install. The weight of the shell casings proves there real. Great look and works good

The buttons fit good, and there is a little bit of play from side to side as the diameter of 9mm is a little smaller than the original A, B, X, Y buttons. 10mm would’ve been closer to the actual size of the original buttons.Obviously they’re not as comfortable as the rounded smooth buttons that come with your controller but I understood that when I bought them. My only real con would be that the B button does sit a little low, it would’ve been nice to have it a couple cm taller.

My teen son asked for these buttons (with the matching thumb controllers) to customize his Xbox One controller. The swap out was no small task. He was so frustrated and upset at one point, I thought he would start crying; he is absolutely not a crier. First, there are no written instructions. There is a youtube instructional video. Secondly, he had to take it completely apart at least five times over several days period, just to get all of the buttons to work properly. His stepdad had to finally help, which required a trip to Home Depot for solder and a soldering iron because my son accidentally pulled off one of the wires in the middle of all of this. I fully expected to have to buy a new controller. He said if he had to do it all over again, he would not. Personally, I wouldn't have the patience or the know-how to get the controller back together and working again. (I wanted to throw it away.) All of that just to change out the buttons. I don't really think it's the quality of the buttons, per se, but the ability to know how to take apart a controller and swap the buttons out. The price is acceptable for the product, but the amount of work and effort to get those in and working properly, not worth it.

Be prepared for taking apart the entire controller!!! Cool buttons haven't installed yet, found out I have to take apart the controller and all the circuit boards. I'll get around to it eventually. 🤣

These are a very nice addition to an Xbox controller. They have an interesting feel. Takes a little getting used to the defined edge feel that they have. I guess if there was something to be added it would be labels for the buttons but that would take away from the originality.If you are really careful you can get the buttons replaced without having to resolder anything, but I wasn’t that lucky on my first try.I would definitely recommend making sure you have all the tools you need before starting. I think my mistake was taking the controller apart multiple times which is why one of the bumper solders broke loose.Amazon sells a Oria security screwdriver kit which has everything you need for disassembly. I would also recommend having a soldering iron and solder wire Incase you accidentally break one loose. ( I had never soldered anything before, YouTube makes it very easy. )