SFC SNES Classic EU Style Joycon Handheld Controller Housing (D-Pad Version) Colorful Buttons, Replacement Shell Case for Nintendo Switch & Switch OLED Joy-Con – Console Without

I've wanted to do a joycon shell replacement for a while, and since I needed to ooen up a pair to replace their thumb sticks anyway, I decided to give thus kit a try. The shell design is very nice, and the 'soft touch' finish makes it feels like a first party product. Most of the necessary tools are included, but you'll also want a small plastic pry tool and a good pair of thin nose tweezers. Extra springs and screws are included, which is great because the shoulder button springs get lost easily and the official joycon screws are pretty soft. The buttons come on a plastic sprue & will need to be clipped off and cleaned up with a small file or hobby knife. The actual shell replacement process is a bit finnicky, especially on the right joycon, and you have to be very careful not to damage the fragile ribbon cabled. Definitely only try this on a pair of joycons that you'd be willing to lose if it goes wrong. That said, after watching a few youtube demonstrations, I was able to successfully change out the shell without too much trouble. Everything works great (better than before, since I replaced the drifting thumbsticks), feels great, and looks amazing. One thing to note is that the D-pad is just a plus shaped piece of plastic layed over the normal internal parts of the left joycon's four directional buttons. It's very clicky, and it doesn't have the pivot point in the middle that real d-pads have to prevent you from pressing opposite directions at once. If you press the middle, or press anywhere with too much force, then it will read all four directions at once. It's still better than the normal directional buttons, but if you're just looking for a good d-pad for playing 2d games in handheld mode, then get the Hori left d-pad controller instead. It has a proper d-pad, and you don't have to risk breaking a joycon conttol to use it. But if you want a fancy set of full featured joycons that can't be bought in stores, and you're willing to put some work and a bit of risk into them, then this kit is great.

I was searching for a new shell for my Joycons and I can confidently say that the ExtremeRate Great Golden Wave Off Kanagawa is absolutely gorgeous!!!!! The kit comes with the shells and black buttons, but I've decided to purchase the Chrome Gold buttons separately to elevate the look of the shell. The Kit itself comes with extra screws and springs in case you lose one during the shell swap process, a screw driver but i recommend getting a magnetic one instead helps a lot if you don't have small hands or can't sit the screw straight, a set of black buttons that looks nice but I chose to purchase the Golden set instead to personalize my pair more, and the cool shells as well.The shells have a very soft feel to them and the patter is actually textured so you can feel the design instead of it being printed on. I would highly recommend buying a pair if you are looking for a replacement or want something to display alongside your Switch. I don’t normally write reviews but i had to for this product it is absolutely AMAZING!!!! I hope my review helps thank you and have a lovely day :D

I recently purchased these shells for my Joy-Cons and was impressed by their quality, appealing design, and reasonable price. The final result looks great, though the installation process was a bit tricky—this is more due to the complexity of working with small electronics rather than any flaw with the product itself. With prior experience disassembling devices like the Switch, Steam Deck, and laptops for repairs or upgrades, I found the process manageable but still challenging. The kit includes useful tools, such as extra screws, springs, and a screwdriver with both Phillips and Y-head bits, which were appreciated. However, I would have liked needle-nose tweezers to be included, as they made handling small components much easier (luckily, I had my own). The installation guide on their website was helpful, but it referenced a slightly different version of the kit, which added some unnecessary steps and caused minor confusion at first. That said, it’s still a good tutorial overall. I don't often write reviews, but this product deserves one. I highly recommend it and might even pick up another set for my second pair of Joy-Cons. That said, if you don’t have experience with electronics repair, this may not be the best project to start with.

Loved it, but kept the original joycon buttons, the ones included looked a little less quality than the original ones. The digital directional stick is awesome. The black color get dirty and needs cleaning once in a while.

2nd pair I've bought and they're amazing! If you have the patience you can install them easily just take your time. Will run you about 1hr or so depending on your skill. Only thing I wish they did was give us the concave x y buttons as the original snes had. Works fine and looks great especially with an upgraded tmr stick which I recommend you switch to as it'll save you from another tear down later on.

So before you buy these just know that this is a full fledged housing replacement, I advise you to watch a the "Jerry Rig Everything" video where he makes a clear switch; this really helped me a lot. Now I'm not sure if having the black and grey joycons will make this easier, as the internal battery holder bracket might already be black thus eliminating some steps, but if you have the red and blue joycons like I did then just be aware that you are going to need patience and a good pair of tweezers. So you've decided to hit buy button, great you wont regret it. As you can see in the pic the joycons look great, and I especially love how the left joycon now has a D-pad instead of four buttons; though for some reason the kit came with the four buttons in purple with no way to use them. Overall the joycons look great and I love the attention to detail just about everywhere, there is literally no button that isn't replaced with the exception of the joy-sticks and the latch release buttons in the back. Even the SL and SR on both joycons are replaced in purple and I love it. This kit make the switch OLED look mundane by comparison. I also love that you get replacement screws and springs and a nice looking multi-tip screw driver to help with removing and replacing some screws; remember Nintendo uses Tri-tip screws. All in all this has breathed new life into my switch and makes you want to play it even more, eXtreme also makes an SNES back for the switch itself and I definitely plan to buy it. However, one word of caution is that this Kit seems to be made out of the soft type of plastic that has a reputation for rubbing off and peeling. I'm not sure if this'll be the case in the future but the company does offer a one-year warranty that I fully plan to use in the event that this does happen. But for now I'm enjoying my switch even more and the classic games seem much more satisfying to play on the D-pad.

Pretty good, springs were screwed up, the buttons are attached to plastic so it leaves chunks of plastic when removing and you have to take a sharp blade to smooth it out. Trigger buttons have very rough edges. But everything works and fits exactly, besides the abxy buttons before smoothing.

These controller shells looked great and felt great, no complaints and came with everything they needed.

The shell swap was really easy and it turned out perfectly. The design turned out better than I imagined it and I am so glad that I got these shells. My Switch looks so much more unique now!

This was my first ever experience opening any electronics up, and basically even using a screwdriver aside from a few occasions. I have to say that this process is not nearly as difficult as many people have said. If you are careful, everything should go smoothly. Here are some tips that made it easy for me: 1. Use a better set of screwdrivers and get some tweezers 2. I found that these screws aren't too bad to work with but be careful not to strip them. I had worse look with the screws on my switch itself then in the joycons. Once you have the Nintendo ones out, switch them with the replacement screws. They strip less easily and are Philip's head. 3. Layout tape on a piece of paper in the shape of a joycon (small rectangle). I played out three of those, representing the outer, middle, and bottom layer of the joycon. Each screw I took out was placed on the tape, in the same position that they'd be placed on its respective layer. This helped keep all the screws organized, and made reassembly a breeze. 4. One of the difficult parts of this process is fiddling with the delicate ribbon cables. I simply didn't undo any of them, and I unscrewed everything. Once it was all unscrewed, I transferred over all the insides into the shell in one piece. You have to be a little careful moving it. It is also a little harder to work with since you have all the parts dangling around, but I preferred that then dealing with the cables. As for the product itself, it feels very high quality and nice to the touch. It's defintely on par with nintendo's quality. If i saw these at someone else's house, I would believe they were an official nintendo product.

Excelente producto, tae hasta su desarmador con las puntas necesarias para la instalación

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Alles zit er bij om de vervanging te doen. Kwaliteit van het materiaal is super, vervangen is vrij makkelijk. Als je niet eerder een joycon hebt opengehaald hebben ze op de website een complete set videos om je er doorheen te leiden.