eXtremeRate Soft Touch Front Back Shell Touchpad for PS4 CUH-ZCT2 Controller, Classics SNES Style Replacement Housing Shell with Face Buttons for PS4 Slim Pro Game Controller - Controller NOT Included

This was easy to put together and ended up looking amazing imo. My only issue i had (not necessarily with the case) was that the touch pad was glued onto the old case so i had to carefully heat it up and peel it off. A bit of glue came off and so my touch pad has a spot that's bare. I could probably peel all the glue off and re apply a new layer but it's not that big of a deal. As long as you have patience and know what you're doing it's a relatively easy install. The screw holes seemed sturdy and didn't crack or break when installing the screws. The plastic seems good quality and the rubber on the joysticks feels like OEM joysticks. I'd probably buy from this company again. Very happy with the results.

This product looks so good I love it. Also the quality is very good I love the soft touch on it

The controller shell was pretty easy than I'd thought it would be to swap out I pretty much remembered it all by memory. And the controller looked so incredible and the quality of it all felt so amazing it was definitely worth the money.

My controller is model number CUH-ZCT2U and it was either a JDM-050 or JDM-055 - unfortunately, I didn't take pictures during the install but it was easy and intuitive. I've included pictures of the controller after install and my old shell and frame that I replaced for reference. This model has the L2/R2 "holders" on the midframe and not the housing shell like the first gen DS4s.Just remember not to pry anything apart without removing;1) the power strip that is attached to the back frame BEFORE completely separating2) the battery and strip connections3) the battery housing (has 1 screw)The midframe assembly can be removed as one and then it's just moving the light bar and charge port to the new one and reverse the steps.I had read some reviews before purchasing that had mentioned the shell not sitting flush and I think that it was either for the wrong model number OR the battery housing screw was not tightened or long enough OR the PS button pad was misplaced - I had some issues with the pad for myself. The thicker part sits towards the center and I found it's not actually pushed where you would think. I placed it a little further towards the middle and then tightened the battery housing so the bottom was flush and have had no issues with any buttons and the shell has seamless edges.The touchpad was also easy; you need to snap off the inner plastic piece from the old touchpad and then use a heat gun or hair dryer to remove the touchpad circuitry - use the pry tool provided. Just throw that into the new touchpad and reassemble. Keep in mind that the light won't show through and you can skip it but the cursor portion of the touchpad will be lost if you choose to skip this step.All in all, I love the look and soft feel and will be purchasing the other classic shell as well.