Stop double posting. Use the edit function.
iâm at a lost mine looks nothing like this weâve tried everything to get them to come off.
You take them out the traditional way.
You slot a flathead screwdriver here.
And then twist to take it out.
i got it between the gold and the silver and when i twist the gold part in the switch is turnning lol
last month I dont see 50Percent offert 
not lucky as always :(âŚwhen they release an atrox for ps4? I am not able to mod, can I use atrox for xboxone on ps4?
not without a converter
now it cost a lot too⌠u prefer atrox or tes+/te2+?
Razer does not make products for Sony consoles.
When asked the President of the copy stated he only games on the PC and Xbox.
I think the company is putting their own personal bias over having a open and larger market.
That decision made more sense when the 360 was the more dominant console, especially for fighters. Now that the market has flipped they might be a little disappointed in their decision. Besides, itâs not like their stick is the best product out there. Iâve seen the extended quality concerns. It was pretty cool when it was released, but now that the TE2 exists and mirrors everything that made the Atrox special, thereâs no point for it to be around.
Isnt there chance in future they make a ps4 version?
see darksakuls post above
I find it very unlikely that Razer would ever make anything for the PS4 with their current policies in place.
They claim they only make products they themselves would use, which is admirable.
But how long they use that same item before their next item on the market comes out.
There keyboards tend to break down or have issues after a few months.
I even talked to a former pro player who sponsored by Razer (for privacy reason I not say who he was), he claims he never had issues but then again he always gets all new gear from them every few months.
Probability right before his stuff would to break.
Nothing has been announced yet, but I suppose they could surprise us. I wouldnât delay a purchase in the hopes that it will happen though. If you REALLY want one, just buy a used one and swap the PCB. Youâve been warned though, the long term quality leaves much to be desired.
So what does their team of sponsored fighters use? Atrox with a mystery PCB inside?
pretty much a dual modded xbone atrox.
Someone, i forgot who, actually had to re-mod one of those and posted pics of how razer had it set up. it was quite unusual
Dual-mods, as they are contractually obligated to only run with Razer products
It was Gummo, and they had some non common ground ps4 pcb with relays and shit
I saw the setup in person as well at SCR or wherever it was
Btw im thinking of dual modding my 360 atrox with a brook ps4 pcb. I think ive got most of it figured out except for 2 things:
Id like to wire touchbutton to one of the turbo buttons. I think the best way to do that is solder to the bottom side on the main pcb, to the solderpoints of the pinheader thats marked makro on one of the pics in this thread. Anyway my concern is the ledsequence on the leds in the turbobuttons. Would there be any way of preventing those leds from switching on or of when the button is pressed in ps4 mode?
Also no idea how the lockswitch works. I guess the way it works now is that start and select are disabled in software so to speak?
if youâre dual modding to keep the connector, thatâs one way to do it. If you really want to be pro, replace that shit with a Neutrik and just solder to the wires coming from the top pcb. The turbo wonât activate since the razer PCB wonât be active.
Lock switch probably uses KGND like the TE does.
ok thanks! I wont need to add any wires for the lock switch then.
I probably will add a neutrik actually.
I think you misunderstood what i meant about the solderingpoint on the underside though. What i meant is that as far as i can tell, all important contactpoints have secondary headers, except the turbobuttons and the lock and ls/dp/rs switches, so the cleanest way to access a turbobutton,i think, would be to solder to the bottomside of of the turboareaâs pin header on the main pcbâŚ