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How to identify the model/version/revision of the PlayStation 4 PS4 Dualshock 4 controller

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A short guide on how to distinguish the model (version, revision) of the Dualshock 4 controller for the PlayStation 4 console.

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A short guide on how to distinguish the model of the Dualshock 4 controller for the PlayStation 4 console.

Original controllers for the PlayStation 4 console can be divided into 2 generations.

Dualshock 4 first generation (without additional lightbar on the touchpad, buttons and sticks in black) are divided by motherboard model into versions:

  • JDM-001 - usually blue laminate, ribbon cable to USB port 14 PIN.
  • JDM-011 - green laminate, USB ribbon cable 12 PIN
  • JDM-020 - similar in appearance to 020, not included in the graphic
  • JDM-030 - green laminate, characteristic feature is a split button ribbon

Second generation controllers (so-called Dualshock 4 V2 with additional lightbar and gray sticks and buttons):

  • JDM-040 - first revision of 2nd generation controllers
  • JDM-050 / 055 - two twin models
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We have three main product condition types in our shop:

1. New - brand new, mostly used for the first assembly, such as integraded chips, data sockets or analogue sticks. Covered by a 24-month warranty (6 months for batteries).

2. Used - the smallest group in our assortment. Fully functional, but we cannot determine their condition. Mostly items that do not breaks down. These group include power supplies for consoles (e.g. 3DS or Xbox 360) or memory cards. Covered by a 6-month warranty.

3. Refurbished renewed, from disassembly - the largest group of products - professionally disassembled, tested for proper operation and, if necessary, refurbished and cleaned. They meet the same quality requirements that the manufacturer sets for all new devices. Key components replaced using original parts (e.g. lasers in disc drives, analogue sticks in controllers). Covered by a 12-month warranty (6 months for batteries).

In cases where the visual aspect is important (e.g. housings), the assortment is divided into 3 additional subgroups:

  • Grade A - perfect condition, products are most often obtained from the dismantling of brand new devices.
  • Grade B - minimal traces of use resulting from a short time of use or repackaging. Warranty exchanges of equipment, 14-day returns, etc.
  • Grade C - goods in generally good condition, with normal traces of use resulting from use.