Trigger Extender Controller Modification for Xbox One

This inexpensive 3D printed Xbox One controller modification will allow for the user to operate the trigger buttons on the back of the controller with a reduced range of motion. This may be beneficial for anyone with small hands, as well as for people who may have clenched fist syndrome or other conditions that restrict movements in their hands.

This controller adaptation makes it easier for someone who may have a difficult time reaching the back trigger buttons.

Compatibility

Platforms: Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Windows 10 Devices

Controllers: Xbox One

Attribution

Designed by: occupied_brain

In partnership with The Controller Project

This controller adaptation allows for the user to operate their Xbox One controller’s trigger buttons with a reduced range of motion. To use the trigger buttons, the user will push on the 3D printed arms that are simultaneously pushing on the buttons.

This device is intended for users that have difficulty using the triggers and shoulder buttons (bumpers) on an Xbox One controller.

The only skill required in this project is beginner level 3D printing

For 3D print files and assembly instructions for this device, refer to the Printables page: Xbox One Controller Extended Triggers and Buttons.

Print Settings:

• 0.2 mm layer height
• 20% infill
• No Supports
• 6 walls recommended

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