ESWAP X D4XB D-PAD MODULE

Thanks to the Hot-Swap technology built into the modular ESWAP X PRO CONTROLLER, you can instantly replace your used D4XB D-pad module once you’ve gotten through its life cycle of thousands of hours of gaming time.
This module is available for sale individually, and lets you start fresh again: maintain your high level of performance, to climb the ranks of competitive gaming.
Don’t change up a winning team: refresh your controller and keep it going strong instead.

This module provides a life cycle of more than 5 million activations, for thousands of additional hours of gaming time.
Start fresh with a brand-new D-pad, and maintain your high level of performance for a very long time to come.

The adjustable positioning of the modules on the gamepad — either right in the middle of a game, or when you’re not playing — lets you adapt the configuration for the best possible fit with your needs, or those of your team.
The shape and ergonomics have been designed for a perfect fit with all gaming styles: combat, sports, FPS/TPS, battle royale and even RPG.

ThrustmapperX gives you a huge boost in your quest for gaming greatness. The dedicated software lets you master and adjust all essential settings, by creating different presets for enhanced gaming ergonomics and optimized comfort, to meet your specific needs.
Remap the controls, plus adjust the sensitivity, dead zones (rounded or square) and vibration levels according to your preferences.

The ESWAP X PRO CONTROLLER features an unlimited modular ecosystem, at the crossroads of design and performance.
A variety of packs incorporating new features — along with different color customization packs — are available (sold separately), ensuring optimal comfort and eye-catching looks that fit in with your favorite games.
Try out new module textures, shapes and heights: you’ll love the different and complementary options available.
The ESWAP T-Case hardshell carrying case (also sold separately) rounds out the ecosystem, letting gamers safely transport their gamepad and modules wherever they’re going (gaming in different locations, taking part in LAN parties, or when moving house).