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Probably not what you’re looking for, but dbrand has their dark plates.
https://dbrand.com/shop/special-edition/ps5
The product description is wonderfully salty 🤣
I don't even have a PS5 and I read the whole thing haha. The options are pretty nice too, definitely improves the look of that thing.
I still own the orginal dbrand version that is just the normal plate in black. Befor sony send their lawyer at dbrand
I've already done that manually with the original plates, it looks better but not 'good' lol
Looks like you’ve just painted yours, the dark plates are differently shaped than the originals. They hug closer to the profile of the main body, instead of having those big Batman ears.
That is an older pic, I cut the Batman ears off with a Dremmel and sanded them down to look very similar to the Dbrand ones but not quite as fitted a look. I like the Dbrand ones but I don't want to pay nearly £100 for some plates.
Here's a quick pic of it now...
Wow that looks great! I wouldn’t buy them either in your case.
That looks dope! I may give that a try with mine sometime. Had never considered how much better it would look til I saw this.
Make sure you've got some super fine sandpaper to hand when you do, it gives it a nice smooth finish and almost looks like OEM. To get the right curve I just laid a pencil on top of the center part and traced the curve from that, worked out OK.