eXtremeRate Face Clicky Kit for Steam Deck Handheld Console, Custom Dpad View A B X Y Menu Keys Face Buttons Mouse Clicky Kit for Steam Deck LCD Console - Without Console
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Features
- The SD Face Clicky kit is exclusively designed for the Steam Deck LCD (2022) handheld console, NOT fit for Steam Deck OLED console
- This custom tact switches Face Clicky Kit is specially designed for the Steam Deck console. It significantly enhances the responsiveness of Dpad, ABXY, View, and Menu buttons by reducing their distance, resulting in react faster during gameplay
- Easy to install, requires disassemble the console with no soldering required. Get the installation video guide on YouTube by searching "eXtremeRate Face Clicky Kit for Steam Deck" or "1k4oK_TYOP4"
- The package includes 1* customized FPC board for the D-pad and view buttons, 1* customized FPC board for the ABXY and menu buttons, 4* conductive pads, screwdrivers, and spare screws springs. (Please note: WITHOUT console, buttons, and other parts.)
- Compatible with both eXtremeRate replacement buttons and official buttons for Steam Deck
Brand: eXtremeRate
Item model number: NYESD001
Hardware Platform: nintendo_switch
Item Weight: 0.353 ounces
Product Dimensions: 1.18 x 0.79 x 0.39 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 1.18 x 0.79 x 0.39 inches
Manufacturer: eXtremeRate
Date First Available: December 12, 2023
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Top Amazon Reviews
The media could not be loaded. Product itself (with LCD in mind). The install is super easy, their tutorial is very clear and didn’t bring any confusion. Overall quick install, took me about 10-15 minutes. Clicks do vary button to button but that’s to be expected, clicks are sharp and you KNOW you pressed the button. The pause and select buttons being clicky is a very welcome change. Really recommend this for people that don’t have an issue with sounds/late night gaming. Yes, I know they don’t promote OLED compatibility. I attempted it either way. The cables are very much different, and while it ‘fits’ and functions, it can pretty easily be shifted and moved. So yes it functions and could be fine. If you plan on never opening up your deck again, if you travel a lot, I wouldn’t recommend it for OLED, FOR LCD it is completely fine no issues whatsoever. For me someone with an OLED and doesn’t travel and will open it up again… more than happy with the compromise for the moment. I ordered mines for my OLED (if it didn’t work it would go in my partners LCD)… didn’t even take 2 days before she ordered a pair for her deck.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2024 by Chance
I 100% consider this product to be 5 star quality. The switches, the documentation, the ease of installation (I was doing a shell swap, so swapping the button switches was very simple) are all of great quality, hence the 5-stars. But I will caution people the make sure they really want the clicky buttons. Using my steamdeck on a plane recently made me feel like a jerk for making so much noise, and playing anything while my wife is asleep is now out of the question. So I somewhat regret the swap on these cases. Like I said though, the product itself is amazing, works exactly as advertised, but make sure that you really want them before swapping them out.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024 by Diana Kitsune
Short quick tip before the review: Just in case you're reading this and aren't aware, there are two different kits, this kit is for the LCD steam deck and there's another on extremerate's store for the OLED version of the steam deck. I was a little nervous to purchase these given I heard some mixed experiences around clicky kits, but wow am I glad I did. I always hated the mushiness of the steam deck d-pad, this kit is what the steam deck dpad should've been. I've seen comments around it being "fatiguing to push" and I just can't relate at all - the button stiffness is less than that of a vita (what I'd call very stiff) and even less than something like a 3DS. It's most similar to something like a Switch, but with more "depth" and spring (in a great way). To me it's just about perfect in terms of pressure required. I thought the install process was incredibly straightforward and easy. If you've assembled a PC (which if you're buying a steam deck I assume you've done at least once), you can easily do this mod. Just take your time and be careful - the whole thing from beginning to end took me less than a couple casual hours with lots of coffee breaks. Extremerate's youtube channel has a step-by-step guide that shows you every single disassembly and reassembly step. It's possibly the best video guide I've ever watched - extremely thorough and well shot. Big props to extremerate for this - I'm very impressed at how much time and thought went into all aspects of instruction. The main caveat/downside you need to know with this is that if you decide to go back to "non-clicky" you'll likely need to get replacement "sticker sensors" for your dpad/face buttons. This is unavoidable if you want to try clicky buttons as the "click" is built into extremerate's contact sticker. I guess you could try to reuse the originals after peeling them off, but I wouldn't recommend it. Speaking of which, I've seen the peeling of the button/dpad sensor sticker mentioned as the "hardest part" of the process, and I honestly can't imagine why. As the guide instructs, simply use a blow dryer to get the original sticker sensor off the face button/dpad plate. You by NO MEANS need to use a heat gun or anything intense. Just hold a blow dryer on its hottest setting for a minute or two (I was probably a few inches away while holding), and the contact sticker will peel right off. All in all, if you're a little disappointed with the Steam Deck's face buttons and/or d-pad you MUST try this kit, it is absolutely incredible. Above and beyond my expectations!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2024 by John Libree
Took me 4 hours to do it right but it was absolutely worth it. Important things to note: - There at least 3 seperate times in which you must use a specific (shorter) screw in a specific place (center bavkplate, center aluminum shield, off-center of daughter boards). - If you have the JSAUX case with the aluminum plate on the back then you will have to carefully peel back the thermal pad on the aluminum shield to reveal the screw covered by the foil. - Make sure the ABXY buttons / D-pad is aligned correctly. If they aren't the buttons will be sunk into the shell and feel terrible to press or won't be usable at all. - The D-pad has a "windswept" curvy bit on one of the directions. This bit should point outwards from the Deck. - The "bumper assembly" is imo the trickiest bit to work with. If you don't reinstall it correctly then your buttons / d-pad / bumpers will not be flush with the case and or will not properly click or actuate. This is what caused me to take 4 hours to figure out why my buttons felt awful. I did this mod specifically to play Tomb Raider Remastered 1-3 and its AMAZING!! The stock D-pad on the Deck is just sttaight up unusable. As a bonus my buttons have less pre-travel and don't wiggle around in-place as much. They're less noisy and don't rattle as much either.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024 by JC
Do not buy. They work great until the switches wear out in less than a month and a half. Sure they can send you replacements but how many times do you feel like opening your steam deck to replace them? I had no issues for a few weeks, then they started losing the tactile feel. Not ideal but not a huge deal. What is a huge deal is now my buttons straight up lose inputs. I can be holding a button and it will just actuate the button then let go of it. And about 50% of the time I will press the button and it doesn’t respond at all. Horrible quality, and after they break you have to press the button with an uncomfortable level of force.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2025 by S