eXtremeRate Clear Atomic Purple Joy con Handheld Controller Housing (D-Pad Version) with Full Set Buttons, DIY Replacement Shell Case for Nintendo Switch Joycon & Switch OLED Joy con

At first I was anxious to order, I thought it will be another nightmare on shipping. But I bit the dust anyways, the shipping went well, with tracking also from Aramex. The shell looks very good and fits very well as if it was the original. Never regret buying this ExtremeRate shell, I will be buying the Atomic Purple next time for nostalgia on the Gameboy Color. The D pad is very good addition also, it has the feel that of the XBOX one controller. The extra screws, springs are very good to have as well when u find yourself losing the originals. Note: Do not over tight the screws as they will be very visible on transparent shell.

Ho sbagliato prendere il prodotto sono troppo piccoli

Auf ersten Blick sehr wertiges Umbauset. Einige Nutzer schrieben die Schraubendreher seien minderwertig - Bei sorgsamer Benutzung haben sie für den Umbau gehalten, ohne Abnutzungserscheinung. Das Case ist farbig besprüht - Ich bin gespannt wie lange das hält. Der Umbau ist etwas knifflig. Ich empfehle dringend Videos oder Anleitungen anzusehen. Sehr gut ist die Anleitung von Fixit. Schrauben und Federn sind im Set enthalten, ich empfehle die allerdings nur als Ersatz. Habe beim Zusammenbauen die Originale benutzt. Bin soweit aber sehr zufrieden und werde die nächsten Wochen abwarten und gegebenenfalls die Wertung korrigieren.

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.

サラサラ系の触感でベタベタしにくく、パーツの精度も非常に高いので純正品と比べても遜色ない、いや、それ以上の出来栄えです。 工具、ネジ類は全て付属していますが、純正品のネジをそのまま流用しても組み立て可能です。 部品の形は純正品と完全に同じようなので、私がやったように純正品と組み合わせても問題ありません。 組み立て自体はそこまで難しくないですが、説明書は付属していません。 たぶんYou◯ubeに解説動画があるはずです。

I've modded my 3DS and GBA SP, as well as various controllers and the right joycon is one of the more difficult swaps I've done. If you are patient and gentle and follow a video guide you should be fine. Just a few things of note: There are about 6 tiny and fragile ribbon cables with tiny clips on each joycon. They all detach and reattach differently, which is why I reccomend a video (or take a video/pictures of how and how far the cables go in before they are clipped in place. Some have bumps to indicate, others do not. I had two I thought were in place pop out as I went on to the next step. Again, why I reccomend a video over a quick guide with some pictures. The rz and lz require a little force to remove from the old piece so I held my breath a little there. Other than that it wasn't too bad and the left joycon is much easier than the right so maybe do that first to get an idea of what's to come with the right one. Only weird thing was there are these 4 screws that form a square and 2 screws are short and 2 are long, so don't mix those up. Overall looks great and feels as good as the priginal buttons, but the D-Pad feels amazing compared to the original 4 button setup. I ended up using all the original screws but it comes with everything you need (even springs) as far as I can tell.