Xbox Series X/S Back Paddle Attachment with 4 Buttons

Four more inputs under your fingers

• Four keys, zero thumb travel

  Reload, crouch, jump and weapon swap usually live on the face buttons, so your thumb travels every time. The M1-M4 keys sit on the back of the controller, under your fingers. Map the actions you reach for most and the face buttons stay free for aim and movement.

• Two trigger shapes, your grip

  The box includes trigger A and trigger B, each as a 4 in 1 set. Try both and keep the one that sits under your fingers. Hands differ, so the shape you prefer may not be the one a friend prefers.

• Tune the fit with a dial

  The metal-look LOOSEN dial sets the clamp. Tighten it gradually until the module sits firm on the controller back, and loosen it when you want to reposition the module.

Four keys, two shapes, one clip-on module

• 4 pcsProgrammable back keys (M1-M4)
• 2 pcsPaddle trigger shapes in the box (A and B)
• 3 mLong USB to Type-C data cable included
• 3 pcsData cables in the box

Map a key in three presses

1. 1
   Connect the module

   Connect the module to the console with the data cable from the box. The 3M USB to Type-C cable gives you room to move, and the short cables suit a tight setup.

2. 2
   Clip and tighten

   Seat the module on the back of the controller and add the screw. Turn the LOOSEN dial a little at a time until the module sits firm.

3. 3
   Map a key

   Press SET, press the back key you want, then press the in-game action. Repeat for each M key you plan to use.

4. 4
   Reset when you change your mind

   Press CLEAR to reset a mapping. Test the layout in a practice lobby before you take it into ranked play.

Everything to clip on and connect

• Back clip button module×1

  Matte black with M1-M4 keys and SET, CLEAR and LOOSEN controls

• 4 in 1 trigger A×1

  Paddle trigger set, shape A

• 4 in 1 trigger B×1

  Paddle trigger set, shape B

• Silicone pad×1

  For Xbox One controllers only

• Screw×1

  Secures the module

• 3M USB to Type-C data cable×1

  Long cable for flexible placement

• Short data cables×2

  0.05M Micro to Micro and 0.05M Micro to Type-C

• User manual×1

  Connection and key mapping steps

Your thumbs should stay on the sticks

The reach that costs the round

Mid-match, your thumb is stuck on the face buttons, trying to reload, crouch and swap in the same second. Every reach costs a half-second, and in a close fight that half-second is the round.

Four keys under your fingers

The back module clips onto the controller with four programmable M1-M4 keys and four paddle triggers. It is held in place with one screw and a clamp, and the controller works the way it always has.

Your layout, your call

Hold SET, press the back key, then press the action you want. CLEAR resets any mapping. Your thumbs stay on the sticks while the paddles handle the extra work, and you can change the layout whenever you like.

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