Proceeding the
PS4 SAA / SAB HDMI Patch PCB for DIY (Do-It-Yourself)
PlayStation 4 console modders, those seeking to modify their current
DualShock 4 USB-Micro Circuit Board upgrading the
PS4's DS4 Controller to the new industry standard
USB-C type can now do so for around $20 thanks to
Marius Heier of
MariusHeier.com (
mariusheier on Twitter) noting some plastic from the controller needs to be removed with a rotary tool such as a Dremel to fit the bigger connector.
To begin, locate the
JDS number for your controller on the bottom of the USB-micro circuit board following the instructions linked below... only the
JDS-55 /
JDS-50 version is currently available for the
PS4Scene, with the
JDS-001,
JDS-011,
JDS-030 and
JDS-040 coming from
@MariusHeier soon:
Then check-out on the webshop page above, or from his
TinDie.com or
Lectronz.com pages.
Why did you make it?
For some reason, Sony doesn't want to add the USB-C connector to the PS4 controller. The USB-C connector has been here for many years now.
The original usb-micro connector that comes with the PS4 controller does not last very long. So I made a circuit board that has a USB-C connector. I published a video about this on my YouTube channel and I got a lot of requests from people who wanted to buy it.
I developed a custom open-source version of the board that was possible to order directly from JLCPCB. However, this requires you to buy a minimum of 5 boards. Many people wanted just one. And my original idea was to just provide people with designs and not finished hardware. However, I'm changing that with this Tindie store. Link to my open-source version here: