eXtremeRate Clear Atomic Purple Replacement Buttons for Xbox Series S & Xbox Series X Controller, LB RB LT RT Bumpers Triggers D-pad ABXY Start Back Sync Share Keys for Xbox Series X/S Controller

I just installed them about half an hour ago so I don't have any long term experience with their durability but they feel like original quality and look much better. A few pointers for taking apart the controller: the install is definitely a bit complicated but if you know what you are doing and are careful and patient it'll be fine. (Watch a video if you haven't done it before) Be cautious not to lose the sync button and headphone jack since both of those are pretty tedious. The solders on these controllers are somewhat weak especially on the large vibration motors. There's only two different styles of screws so you won't have to worry about mixing the screws up, and this button kit comes with extra screws for both sizes so not a big deal if you lose any. The back corner plates that you have to unsnap are hard to get off but even harder to break, you can pry on them pretty hard to get them off and be fine. Good luck with your controller if you're reading this and waiting on your buttons 👍

I thought I made the right choice but apparently not. The left and right trigger buttons were not the same as my controller has and those were the buttons that needed to be replaced. It also looks kind of silly with mismatched buttons.

The bumper buttons don't feel great. It looses all of the click. Biggest issue is the directional pad doesn't fit great and I had to clearance the controller case or it would get stuck with the right direction pressed. The rest of it fit good and look good

Absolute nightmare to install, as you place one button another falls out, you have to stripe down the whole controller, after 2 hours we gave up and threw it away, also broke a wire on the controller whilst try to fit so now need to buy a new controller, complete waste of money

Followed video completely; my controller no longer works and im having to spend almost $100 to buy a new one.