Savage Raven by Skull & Co. Back Button Enhancement Set for Steam Deck (4pcs)
Easy Fit - Quick installation for a new upgrade.
Easy Removal - Detach in seconds, no sticky residue after removal.
Ergonomic Design - Features an ergonomic arcuated design, and provides an anti-slip angle which improves grip.
Improves Tactile Feel - Increases back button height, and enhances tactile feel.
Compatible With or Without Protective Case
Package Includes:
- Back Buttons x 4
- Tapes x 20
- Instructions x 1
Reminder: When the temperature drops below 10 degrees Celsius, the tape adhesive weakens. Before use, you can warm the tape's surface to restore optimal bonding with a hair dryer (Ideal temperature: 20-40 degrees Celsius).
Easy Fit - Quick installation for a new upgrade.
Easy Removal - Detach in seconds, no sticky residue after removal.
Ergonomic Design - Features an ergonomic arcuated design, and provides an anti-slip angle which improves grip.
Improves Tactile Feel - Increases back button height, and enhances tactile feel.
Compatible With or Without Protective Case
Package Includes:
- Back Buttons x 4
- Tapes x 20
- Instructions x 1
Reminder: When the temperature drops below 10 degrees Celsius, the tape adhesive weakens. Before use, you can warm the tape's surface to restore optimal bonding with a hair dryer (Ideal temperature: 20-40 degrees Celsius).
Original: $7.99
-70%$7.99
$2.40Description
Easy Fit - Quick installation for a new upgrade.
Easy Removal - Detach in seconds, no sticky residue after removal.
Ergonomic Design - Features an ergonomic arcuated design, and provides an anti-slip angle which improves grip.
Improves Tactile Feel - Increases back button height, and enhances tactile feel.
Compatible With or Without Protective Case
Package Includes:
- Back Buttons x 4
- Tapes x 20
- Instructions x 1
Reminder: When the temperature drops below 10 degrees Celsius, the tape adhesive weakens. Before use, you can warm the tape's surface to restore optimal bonding with a hair dryer (Ideal temperature: 20-40 degrees Celsius).
