ElecGear 2X USB C Charging Port PCB for 2nd Gen PS4 Controller, Upgrade DS4 from Micro-USB Input Port to USB Type-C Connector Adaptor Replacement for JDS-040, JDS-055, Flex Cable Repair Tool incl.

Overall the build quality and setup are great, my cables fit into the port and the battery charges. Everything feels solid. I'll start off with my only complaint, and it's a very small one, not even that real. I had to look outside of the instruction booklet to find how to open my controller since I've never done it before. Just keep that in mind as a heads up. Please do not use a metal tool to open it up, the plastic pry included worked, you just need to get the tabs on the sides next to the D-Pad and input buttons, as well as the two below the analog sticks at the bottom of the bubble. As for the product itself, it works, and it does its job. As you can see in my photo, I could've done a better job with filing, but I made sure to check if my cables fit and they do so I'm leaving it as is. Make sure when using the cutting tool to get the pillars towards the charging port hole, and cut around the screw hole as well. Apart from that, it really is just digging a bit and cutting out some of the walls. The cables were a bit scary to install, but they're ribbon and that just comes with the territory.

It takes patience (10-15 min of sanding and checking the fit) but you'll be glad you did it. Working fine on PC and PS4. Get yourself some batteries while you're in there, they're cheap and will complete the upgrade.

Took my time with the filing/cutting and it came out really nice. I had read there was two of everything but I did not realize that included the board, which is huge. I used one of the boards to continuously check the port hole fit from the outside. It's a pretty simple set up, just takes some time to get right. I also put in a little electric tape at the bottom because there was a small gap. Solid build, and charges and delivers data just as well as the original board. Also a good excuse to get rid of the old ribbon cable, it was pretty much done for. And no more micro usb cables!!!

Does not function. Using to replace a jds-040. led does not come on.

Works as intended. Took a bit to install on the controller due to filing the hole to make the usb-c to fit in but it was easy. Works a lot better. Works a lot better now when plugged into the PC, no more random disconnect.

If you follow their instructions it’s wayyy easier to install! Only issue I was faced with wasn’t my own isn’t but the LED LIGHT COLOR of the charge port isn’t the OEM ORANGE ITS A YELLOW! It works great overall! It’s a genius upgrade from the original charge port as it’s a TYPE C!!!!

The included tools make installation smooth as butter. The flat craft knife blade is fixed to a miniature 3D printed handle that’s far more appropriate for a job like this. I appreciate that ElecGear put in the effort to give measurements on how much plastic to trim. The precise values are nice to know for the sake of guidance, but go slow with your guesstimations in the trimming process and you probably won’t need to reach for any rulers. The miniature cylindrical file also made creating the rounded ends of the USB-C connector extremely simple. Smoothing out any and all rough edges was a breeze too. So far I have only installed one of these, and I used it with the ExtremeRate Decade remap shell for PS4. It’s a larger housing than the official controller shells, and uses a different plastic mold. I was a little concerned that the plastic was too thin already near the port on the ExtremeRate shell, but actually it fits perfectly. Which is great because I really wish they had a USB-C version of that shell. Thanks to this ElecGear kit, I made my own USB-C version. Can’t stress how much the flimsiness of micro USB frustrates me. Kind of feels like I have no use for a PS5 controller now, and this was way cheaper.

I love thrifting and working with my hands. One day, I found a PS4 controller at my local Salvation Army for $7 and figured it was cheap enough to take a risk. Turns out, the controller was just dirty and needed a charge, so after a proper disinfection session, the controller was about as new as it could get. Sadly, I've long since done away with MicroUSB charging cables on my devices and was hoping I could convert it to Type C easily. This ElecGear module did not disappoint! Installation was super easy, controller took a charge immediately, and no issues after repeatedly unplugging and plugging the cable into the USB port. It feels very solid and the LED bar shines just as well as the OEM. I didn't need two, but maybe I'll get lucky and find another controller in the future. Either way, I'm really happy with this purchase and would recommend it to anybody with a PS4 controller!

とても良い。加工は素人でぎこちない仕上がりではあったが完成することができしっかりと使えている。typeCになったことで接触不良も改善された。

Très bon kit il y a juste la partie sur le limage du port de charge de la manette elle on 6 moins et aucun défaut

No funciona, no lo reconoce el control lo probe con los dos mandos y nada no lo compren ni lo recomiendo.

Outstanding kit. Clear, colour instructions, all the modding tools you need including a tiny chisel and file. Works perfectly. Very impressed!

Great product! Includes clear instructions and all the tools you'll need for the repair.