WPS Matte Controller Case Collection Full Housing Shell + Full Buttons for PS4 Playstation Slim Pro (JDM-040) Controller (Black)

I only bought this set for the bottom shell and the touchpad. I will report back when I get everything together when I get the top shell I ordered....but I have some notes I hope will help.I have bought a handful of sets of dualshock parts from different sellers over a few years span and it is my experience that some parts may end up being useless. In examining this set, the options - share buttons are not compatible with the controller I have. The buttons are built in, so I just painted them with a little nail polish of the color I wanted.This is also the first time I have ever used any touchpad piece. I always left it stock because peeling out the motherboard is very intimidating, but I did it this time (I just hope it works when it's all plugged in lol)All of the other buttons look like the ones I pulled off, and I am confident they would fit if I used them. If anything, the arrows look slightly small but I have metal ones as well as metal thumbsticks because I am a little heavy handed and regular thumbsticks always crumble on me.All of the other buttons I'll be using are from an old "luminous" set that I customized. I usually reconstomize my controllers every few years, so I'll hang on to the parts for future themes, it's no big deal.

Ok, so first of all, the fit on this shell is terrible. Fully assembled, there's over a millimeter gap on the right and left shoulders where the top and bottom shell SHOULD be closed.Additionally, the membrane mount for the PS button is designed incorrectly, so to mount the membrane where it goes I actually had to poke new holes in the membrane just to get it to attach to the top shell properly. Not a good look.Then there's two little spires of plastic that serve no structural purpose, but do prevent you from properly inserting the actual controller board internals. I actually had to snap those off just to fit the damn board into the shell.The square, circle, X, and triangle buttons, along with the d pad, work alright, but the included option and share buttons actually require you to cut off your originals from the plastic on your board just perfectly so that they press on the remnants of the previous buttons to activate a button press. And then there's the shoulder buttons. The L1 worked ok, but the R1 was made so poorly that after assembly, even after reseating it multiple times and even reseating the membrane, it felt like someone spilled syrup on the button, was very sticky and not responsive at all.Oh, and to top it all off the touchpad plate they include, even after transplanting the sensor from a working DS4 official touchpad plate, doesn't work. It doesn't have the actual capacity to transmit touch data to the sensor.So out of all of the crap they sent me, about half of it didn't work and was complete garbage, and the other half of the kit was barely competently made. I would have sent it back for a different one in hopes of getting a better made kit from them, but I ALREADY HAD TO DO THAT because the FIRST kit they sent, that I had to return and get a replacement, was labeled on the box as a DS4 shell kit, but was actually a xbox 360 shell kit. Clearly this company cannot be bothered to test their products or even pay attention to what they're packaging and selling.Tl;dr: spend your money elsewhere, this kit is TERRIBLE in both design and execution.

Got a used controller that a dog chewed on but it worked. I gutted it and cleaned it but needed a case. Was unable to find a full front/rear case for a 055 board but since this was a 040, i read there was only a minor change between the 2. The case fit was nice, no molding flash. I did have to clip 4 small thin pieces of plastic in the case to make it all work but it was easy with a nail clipper. The only reason i gave it 4 instead of 5 stars was the buttons were hanging up in the case a bit. I had to file the slots that keep the buttons straight and stretch the plastic a bit. Now, i did reuse all the original oem buttons and sticks because the replacement buttons are not marked for what button they are so that might be why it was a tiny ammount off but either way, easy to resolve.

Unfortunately the back shell didn't fit but I think it looks cool

Seems to fit fine in my case, no obvious mold flash, the shell housing has a matte front and textured back that is similar to the OEM Sony controllers. I only used the included font and rear shell housings and retained my original buttons, analog sticks, triggers and touch pad, so I can't comment on those items.It's a bit tricky to swap over the housing that contains the board, triggers, analog sticks and rumble motors as the analog sticks can get caught, just adjust them so they slide in. Also if you're following a step-by-step video guide make sure it's for the JDM-40 controller as other controller versions are slightly different.Make sure it's a JDM-40 controller as others will not fit.I used a JDM-50 controller which isn't compatible, but the housing can be modified to fit it if you know where to trim and file.

i did all my research just to make sure that it was the same type of controller shell to fit my gen 3 ps4 controller, which initially after my research was supposed to fit. everything went well until i noticed a few pegs on the inside of the white shell that didnt beling and made it impossible to put together, i should have stopped trying after that but i went all out thinking it would eventually fit, but no. the buttons fit fine but the overall outer shell is beyond too small to fit the guts of any ps4 controller and the only buttons that dont match are the share/options buttons and the X, triangle, square and circle buttons. beyond disappointed. all i wanted was a white controller