Xbox Wireless Controller (Series X|S) Mod Builder
Microsoft's standard Xbox Series X|S controller (Model 1914) features a USB-C port, hybrid D-pad, and share button with modular split-board internal architecture.
Select Motherboard Revision
Internal ribbon pinouts and trigger brackets change with each revision. Select your board version below or plug in via USB for instant hardware detection.
Motherboard Identification Guide
Check back label & internal trigger housingStandard Series X|S controller with USB-C port. Check the model number '1914' printed inside the battery compartment beneath the AA batteries.
- USB-C port
- Hybrid faceted D-pad
- Dedicated Share button
- Dual-board sandwich connector
Previous-generation Xbox One S controller with Micro-USB port and integrated faceplate. Model '1708' is labeled inside the battery compartment.
- Micro-USB port
- Cross-style D-pad
- Single-piece faceplate around Xbox logo
Hall Effect Joysticks
Electromagnetic replacement joysticks that use contactless magnetic sensors. Immune to mechanical potentiometer carbon wear and stick drift.
GuliKit Electromagnetic Hall Effect Joysticks for Xbox Series X|S
- Eliminates potentiometer stick drift permanently on Xbox controllers
- Precision calibrated linear voltage curve matching Xbox MCU ADC
- High durability ALPS mechanical metal shaft
- Requires desoldering standard stick modules
Back Remap Paddles
Adds 2 or 4 ergonomic remappable tactile buttons/paddles to the back shell for competitive jumping, sliding, and weapon swapping without lifting thumbs.
eXtremeRate Victor S Remap Kit with 4 Back Buttons (Model 1914)
- 4 Ergonomic programmable back buttons for Xbox Series X|S
- Solderless flex board connects directly to motherboard contact pads
- Rubberized textured grip back shell included
- Supports 14 assignable buttons
Clicky Hair Triggers
Converts long analog trigger pulls into instant 0.5mm - 1.5mm mouse-click tactile switches for ultra-fast weapon fire in competitive FPS games.
eXtremeRate Tactile Clicky Hair Trigger Kit for Xbox Model 1914
- Converts LT/RT trigger stops to instant microswitches
- Custom designed for Xbox Series X|S Model 1914 trigger housings
- Instant tactile click feedback for shooters
- Includes T8H and T6 screwdrivers and prying tool
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know which motherboard revision my Xbox Wireless Controller (Series X|S) has?
You can either connect your controller via USB and click the 'Auto-Detect via USB (WebHID)' button above, or check the model number and FCC ID printed on the back label. For PS5 controllers, BDM-010 has no letter suffix, BDM-020 ends in 'A', BDM-030 ends in 'B', and BDM-040 ends in 'C'.
Can I install Hall Effect sticks on any Xbox Wireless Controller (Series X|S) motherboard?
Yes, Hall Effect joystick modules use the standard 14-pin potentiometer pinout which is mechanically compatible across all motherboard generations. However, desoldering and installing Hall Effect sticks requires precision soldering and calibration boards to center the zero-point.
What happens if I install a BDM-010 back paddle kit on a BDM-030 controller?
The ribbon cable will not fit into the motherboard connector. The main flex board connector on BDM-030 controllers is narrower and uses a different pin configuration. Trying to force it will tear the ribbon or damage the motherboard.