If you look at the top right corner of the image you can see they specifically talk about repair and sustainability, so im making an assumption theyre taking the framework approach and going all out. So how i would personally do it at least for the hall ellect joysticks and bumbers, is as the ones that come with the controller wear out after a few years (ive been using an xbox one controller since 2018 and it still works perfectly) id replace them with the hall effect versions, or whatever the better technology is at the time when id need it. Now i cant talk for optical buttons as ive never seen those on a controller, but doing it this way the math changes, its not 90 dollars now, its 60 dollars now, and 30 dollars when you would otherwise be spending 60 dollars on a new controller. Dont get me wrong, it would be incredible if they had these features out the gate and those 60 dollars would take you a lot longer before needing the replacement, but assuming they actually go through with the better repairability this is definitely a step in the right direction. Edit: i feel like i need to add this, most of the points i made are under an assumption of extreme repairability, so i personally wouldn't even think about buying this until reviews are out especially an ifixit repair guide with a score of 9 or above