PS4 Controller Back Paddles with Turbo and Burst Fire

Ten extra inputs, two fingers, zero reaching

• Ten keys on two paddles

  The kit maps ten functions across P1, P2, P3, R1, R2, R3, L1, L2, L3 and the face buttons. Put throws or a combo finisher on one paddle and a utility key on the other, then keep your thumbs on the sticks for movement and aim.

• Turbo for rapid fire

  A dedicated TURBO button handles repeated presses, and burst mapping lets a single paddle press fire a short run of inputs. Weapons that need steady rapid fire stop depending on how fast your thumb can tap.

• Clip on, no cable

  The unit connects through the controller's audio jack, so there is no data cable to route and no software to install. It is compact at 3.9 by 2.3 inches and weighs 16.8 g bare, so it sits on the controller without changing the balance much.

Clip on, map once, play in minutes

1. 1
   Power the controller off

   Clip the bracket on with the controller off so no buttons register during attachment.

2. 2
   Seat the clip fully

   Slide the bracket onto the back of the controller until it snaps firmly into place, then pull gently to confirm it holds.

3. 3
   Connect through the audio jack

   Plug the unit into the controller's audio jack. No data cable is needed.

4. 4
   Press SET and map a key

   Press SET, then press the paddle or key you want to assign. Start with the one or two inputs you miss most.

5. 5
   Map turbo and burst

   Use the TURBO button for rapid fire, and set burst on any key you want to fire a short run of inputs.

6. 6
   Play

   Test the new layout in training mode for a few minutes before you queue. Remove the clip whenever you want the stock controller back.

Every reach off the grip has a cost

The reach that costs the round

Mid-combo, the button you need sits a thumb-stretch away. You either drop the input, break your grip to hit it, or let the opponent take the opening. Most players blame their timing. Usually it is the layout. Stock controllers put R3, L3 and turbo where your thumbs have to travel, and that travel is where fast inputs go missing.

Extra keys, same grip

The bracket clips onto the back of the controller and adds two rear paddles that map to 10 functions. Your thumbs stay on the sticks while your index and middle fingers handle the extras. The shell feels the same in hand, so there is no new grip to learn before the next match.

Ready before the next lobby

Setup is quick. Power the controller off, clip the bracket on, plug the audio jack in, then press SET and assign your keys. There is no software to install and no data cable in the way. Take the clip off whenever you want stock controls back, and the controller goes back to exactly how it was.

Extra reach for a fraction of the cost