White & Gray Performance Rubberized Grip Custom Back Plate Bottom Shell Compatible with ps5 Controller, Replacement Back Shell Cover Compatible with ps5 Controller

I recently upgraded my PS5 controller with the eXtremeRate Black Performance Rubberized Grip and Custom White Back Plate, and I'm very impressed. The materials feel premium and durable, and the rubberized texture on the back provides a much more comfortable and secure grip—especially during longer gaming sessions. I went with the white back plate, which looks clean and stylish, and it blends perfectly with the rest of my setup. One of the standout features is how easy it was to install. Even if you've never customized a controller before, the installation process is simple and takes only a few minutes with the right tools. If you're looking to improve both the feel and appearance of your controller, this is a great upgrade without spending too much. Highly recommended for anyone wanting a more comfortable and personalized gaming experience.

Looks and feels great in the hands.Very easy to install.

Very very easy install. Watch a video ahead of time to get familiar. Less then 5 min. Rubberized grip. Not solid plastic texture. No problem docking with standard charge port.

I'm using this PS5 controller back shell to replace my stock controller. The thickness seems normal and doesn't add any weight. The texture adds to grip, but it's all plastic (and does not include a rubber coating or rubber insert). The nice part of it being all plastic is less susceptibility to wear or damage over time. Fit and finish will go perfect with the custom build and all the buttons are aligning well. The quality of the shell is good - no defects were found inside or outside on the surface. The black color is dark (not faded or grey).

When I first bought this, it was nothing more than a neat accoutrement to put on a controller I was customizing. However, I thought if it was any good, it would be nice to have some grip since the top piece to my customization is super slick. But when I got it and installed it, I realized it was actually incredibly handy and well-crafted. The grip is rubbery without being too soft and feels unlikely to wear down without massive usage. In fact, it has stood up fairly well to moderate to heavy usage for a month now with no signs of wear. I liked it so much that I bought two more (one white, one black) for my other two controllers I'm not customizing just because the ease of installation and the feel. It's definitely worth it. I'd heartily recommend it if you want some grip and don't want to add reformat buttons to the bottom.

Perfect fitment gives great grip especially for larger hands and you don't have to waste your time with stickers and grip tape it's one of the past four things I bought from them and all of them have been perfect

It all started with special edition Xbox controllers having partial rubber grips... They make SO much sense but no OEM other than Microsoft's expensive Elite controllers, offer them. I wish this was a 360 degree option, but the back is more important. These are WAY easier to install than the Xbox series x controls and just about anyone could do it. They include the tools required and a link to a video showing you how to install them. It really makes the experience of picking up and using the controller so much better. The aesthetics aren't bad either! Well, maybe the black more than the white (that's kinda ugly, but you could always use the black back on a white controller). Price seems fair, quality seems good. I sprung for a no name adhesive 360 wrap as well. Totally different feel and I'm not sure which I prefer more. Maybe the wrap for feel/grip and these units for looks...

Took me 3 minutes to swap out this backplate for the factory stock one using just what was included in the box. The hardest connections to separate are gonna be right next to r1 and L1 bumpers, but with a bit of patience and wiggling they will pop. After you remove the plastic cover piece that surrounds the analog sticks, don't forget to disengage the two latches right underneath the microphone mute button. Super simple to replace. And if you're little black cover around the analog sticks isn't setting properly at the bottom of each side of the controllers handles you may need to remove one small plastic latch piece. Think that depends on the model of dualsense you have but you'll know you need to do it if the piece doesn't completely seat itself snug. 1000 percent better then the stock backing, would recommend 10 out of 10 times. Will be using this company for their clicks button and led kits in the future