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Steam Hardware
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You linked to the physical buttons and the membranes that pop them back up / close a circuit when they’re pressed down. As was the case with your Steam Deck, ‘clicky buttons’ are going to be a replacement for the actual circuit component.
Looks like it’s going to be a much more complicated piece of kit for ExtremeRate to design:
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Steam+Controller+(2nd+Gen+2026)+Flexible+Button+Circuit+Replacement/215325#s431737
Since it’s all one piece, it’ll likely end up being a single kit that does the DPad and Face buttons, and maybe even the rest.