New Atlas

PS4 controller attachment adds customizable buttons to the back

When playing video games (on a console, at least), your thumbs are doing most of the grunt work. Most of your fingers are just lazing around on the back, so why not get them to pull their weight? That ...
techtimes

Introducing the Revolutionary ARMORX and ARMORX Pro: World's First Wireless Back Buttons for Xbox Series Controllers

Upgrade your gaming experience with the groundbreaking ARMORX and ARMORX Pro, the world's first wireless back buttons designed specifically for Xbox Series X|S controllers. Developed by BigBig Won, a ...
Ars Technica

Sony’s Back Button Attachment is finally back in stock, so here’s our review

After three-month absence, $30 add-on is worth a look for hardcore PS4 players. For all the ways the PlayStation 4 has bested the Xbox One over the past decade, Microsoft has long had the advantage of ...
The Verge

Sony’s Back Button Attachment is a glimpse at the PS5 controller we didn’t get

Over six years after it was first released, Sony suddenly created a new set of buttons for its DualShock 4 controller. But instead of making its own ultra-premium controller like Microsoft (its second ...
IGN

Sony May Be Working on a Back Button Attachment for PS5's DualSense Controller

Sony is seemingly looking at developing its back button attachment for the PlayStation 5's DualSense controller, according to a new patent. News of this PS5 back button add-on patent comes after Sony ...
Hosted on MSN

Android 16's broken back button is driving me crazy — but there's finally a fix

If you've upgraded your Pixel to Android 16 already, you may be having the same problem as me: inconsistent back button performance. As frustrating as this is, there is a fix on the way, and it's ...