PlayVital Back Button Enhancement Set for Steam Deck LCD, Grip Improvement Button Protection Kit for Steam Deck OLED - 2 Different Thickness

I’ve had these on my steam deck for a couple months now and I really love it and I am glad that I got it. It has made me use the back buttons on my steam deck a lot more and definitely makes it more comfortable and accessible as someone with small hands. Great quality, & have not fallen off. I definitely recommend.

The back buttons were nice to have but soooo difficult to press without these. I love the multiple sizes. These are great. A little tedious to install, but worth it.

This was something I badly needed and had been waiting for. I'm not entirely sure why, but the back buttons have always felt awkward to use. Optionally, there is a 3D printable attachment you could get made that snaps on to the back of the Steam Deck and gives the back buttons an extended feel, like the rear buttons on the Steam Controller. I think that's what's been missing - something that made the buttons feel a bit different than just being flush with the back of the Deck.These come in 2 thickness sizes, 4 enhancers each, with multiple pieces of double-sided adhesive, in case you mess up (I messed up once!). They come in a neat little clamshell case with alcohol wipes and a mini microfiber cloth. Step 1 was to take my TPU grip case off and remove the skins I had already placed on the buttons. Step 2, clean and dust the buttons with the alcohol wipes and dry them off with the microfiber cloth. Step 3, pick the desired thickness and position the button enhancers. Step 4, apply the double-sided adhesive to the enhancer. A note I'd like to make is to apply one button at a time. Step 5, place the enhancer on the button. Try to get it right on the first try, because if you try to remove it, the double-sided adhesive can pull off of the enhancer. That's where I messed up! Another note is that the adhesive pieces are mirror images of each other, so it doesn't matter which one you use as long as it matches the shape of the button and enhancer. Step 6, put the case back on, and enjoy!I used the thicker enhancer versions since I have a grip case on it, and let me tell you, there was a huge difference right away! I was able to play Doom 2016 and jump around and chainsaw successfully. The same goes with Team Fortress 2. These enhancers are game changers. They're made out of a nice, grippy, soft rubber that contours perfectly to your finger tips. I would absolutely recommend these to anyone looking to make the back buttons more comfortable and accessible; they're terrific!

These are the biggest upgrade to usability I've found for the Steam Deck. They add just enough height to the back buttons to make using them comfortable.Before, I had to stretch my fingers a bit to fully press them, which was pretty uncomfortable. It was my only significant complaint with the Steam Deck's ergonomics, which these have solved.I don't have any concerns about the adhesive loosening. They're sturdy.It is worth mentioning that something about the material of these causes a bit of sweating, which is an extra weird sensation when it's just affecting a couple of your fingers.

I had a little trouble getting the stickers to work because the room to pull off the backside is so small, but once I did that, I was set. They give you plenty of backup stickers too (double what you need) so no issue there. The back buttons are very useful in games but I’ve always found them a little awkward to press so at times I’ve found myself taking my thumb off the right stick and reaching for the face buttons even when I shouldn’t. These grips change that. They feel great and add slightly to the ergonomics of the Deck as a whole since it’s easier to rest my fingers on the back. It all comes in a small pouch too so you can store the extra button and sticker set very easily. Everything I could ask for really. Definitely recommend them if you’re experiencing similar difficulties with the Deck’s buttons. Most of the other products similar to this are just stickers to make them more grippy or add texture, but this makes them actually easier to press.

I bought these back grips over a year ago, and from experience, these back button grips are solid. The adhesive lasts a long while and ensures that these grips stay on firmly, and with the extra adhesive pads, you can easily replace them when they get a bit too gummy. The grips are great for comfort during normal use of the Steam Deck and also ensure ease of access of the back buttons in the cases that they need to be used. I highly recommend these if you find the back buttons on the Steam Deck to be a little too flush to use properly.

As you have likely seen, the adhesive is incredibly difficult to remove. My wife used a tool from her Cricut which was built to remove paper from adhesive and it worked instantly. However, I tried tweezers before that and struggled. If you don't have a Cricut tool, you might be able to use a pin to get under the paper and pull it up...'However, once this is installed, it is so comfortable and makes using the back buttons so much easier, I would say every steam deck user should purchase this product. It is a no brainer. Well worth it, just buy it already!

Bought these at the beginning of 2023 for my LCD Steam Deck and at the time, they came with two sets of adhesive, which made putting them on my OLED in December 2023 easy. Shame it looks like they only sell with one sheet now, especially since you may not be sure what thickness you want to use.From December 2023, until Mid-Late Oct 2024 the adhesive worked fine (enough). I noticed a few months ago that the buttons were kind of starting to slide around, leading to my finger being able to physically touch the adhesive during normal use. But now the stickers are just about fallen off.They're genuinely a great improvement to make the back buttons easier to push in. I'd wrote using the Steam Deck's back buttons entirely until putting these on. The higher thickness set works exceptionally well if you have your Steam Deck in any sort of protective case.