eXtremeRate Case for Nintendo Switch Joycon/Console, Joy Con Cover & Buttons & Console Back Case & Kickstand, DIY Replacement Shell for Nintendo Switch Wood Look

Not bad, looks nice after putting it on my switch.. unfortunately one screw hole was damaged so some parts were wriggling inside.. had to put back my original right joy con back cover.. so now my switch is all pink except for my right joy con Which has the original red color on the back..

Everything was great. Feels good and looks nice. Except the screwdrivers. It will surely strip the Y screws. Buy your own screwdrivers guys.

I loved but, not to easy put in but really like it to try something new to make different

I love it! Got mines on today, it’s a lot of work so you need to be careful! Better to get your own precision tools because the tools that comes with this is not that good. Make sure you have some tweezers too to hold the springs in place and requires alot of patience. But the results are worth it.

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I bought this as a base to paint for my girlfriends switch as she wanted cute colours for her controllers and backplate. Basically I had to sell my soul, do several complicated rituals and spells, sacrifice the soul of a baby goat and pilgrimage to the top of a mountain to be blessed by a monk before I could get the paint to take. The material would self heal, and reject the paint. So any sanding, any paint type- the blood of the lord himself was rejected by the plastic. So if you’re worried that the “white will get dirty over time”, don’t. This plastic alone has the power of the awakened master sword- it just keeps coming back.Comes with all the screws and a screwdriver too, cute packaging so I can gift wrap it. 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

As recommended by other reviewers, I discarded the tools and instructions provided and instead used the iFixit kit I already had (no affiliation) and their instructions.It was extremely fiddly and took several hours, but once I got the left joycon done (probably you should do that one first too) I was in the swing of it and was able to do the right joycon a lot faster.The most difficult thing about the backplate was finding the screws, though protip on that one - the joycons use PH00 but the switch itself uses J000 which looks like a PH00 but absolutely isn't, so save yourself some trouble there.I ended up using the original buttons rather than the clear replacements it came with (plus a coloured button pack from the same seller) because IMO they look better, but that's an aesthetic choice.All in all I probably would have saved money and not bought the clear backplate since there's not very much to see through it, but it looks good together so I can't complain.

Very nice product, looks impressive as purple when you look at it in one direction and blue when in another. Surface is glossy but it doesn't attract fingerprints from what I notice, but could lose grip if you get sweaty like me :). Reason right joycon has black buttons is I forgot to put purple buttons in and didn't want to take right joycon apart as the right joycon is a lot more fiddly than the left - I ended up accidentally ripping the ribon cable on the vibration part, so had to use a different joycon, luckily the joycon I broke had been donated to me by a friend as the thumbstick drifted.I don't have any experience really in doing electronics or anything and I managed to do it, so I say have a go. But only if you don't mind possibly risking a joycon. The back plate is easy - but make sure to use the extra screws provided as I found that the phillips screws were a lot easier to take out again without accidentally stripping them (which i ended up doing to a screw near the sd card and having to use pliers to get it out).

So to begin with, this is a seriously cool product. It's a nerd's dream to see all the inner workings of things, and this kit pushes all the right buttons.The fit is absolutely fine. No issues there. It's worth noting that the kick "stand" supplied doesn't have rubber on it, so bear that in mind, although even Nintendo's "stand" is next to worthless straight out the box, so I have no opinion on it.Just learn from my mistake and only take out the centre screw on the JoyCon rails. That's all you need to take out to remove the backplate, other than the obvious screws on the rear.I cannot fault them for ease of installation. Nintendo makes a seriously difficult product to disassemble. That said, there were no instructions that I could see. Luckily, the internet is your friend, so it's a moot point.It's a fault of the material that the screws are seriously easy to strip any threads out of the plastic, so just be careful when assembling. If you feel tension draw up, stop. That's all the more you need. This has not impacted my scoring of the product, as everything's a trade-off. You want see-through plastic, you may have to sacrifice some durability.They supply their own screws in PH0, so you can throw Nintendo's idiotic Y screws away and repair your own gear with non-proprietary parts. BIG plus.However. I urge you to immediately throw the "screwdrivers" provided into a furnace to remove them from the gene-pool. They are only worth their weight in scrap metal. They WILL round off your screws, both Y and PH no matter what tricks you pull, and believe me; Nintendo screws their kit in TIGHT. You WILL round the screws and you WILL have a bad day. Just trust me on that.And that's the real failing of this kit. It's a fantastic idea with some expected trade-offs, but the "tools" they provide are actively going to ruin your day. And for that, I will recommend this kit, but only if you A: know how to use a search engine and B: have the right bits from a trusted tool manufacturer. If you don't, I highly recommend you acquire some. Your sanity will thank you.

I read ahead of receiving the shell about how bad the tools were but didn't think they would be that bad. Do not ignore the warnings.I attempted the backplate first with the supplied phillips and the screw on the side instantly stripped off; then spent about half an hour trying to get this screw out using the old techniques (Rubber band trick and using superglue). But the screw head is just too fine to recover and it's pretty much never coming out unless it's drilled. So the backplate is pretty much on there for good now.After this I got my hands on some proper precision tools: A 1.5mm phillips and a 1.5mm tri wing screwdriver. I then did the joy cons following the instructions on the video and had no problems at all. So now I have a default (And now permanent) backplate and modified joy cons now which luckily still look good since they fit the theme of yellow and black still and am happy with the result.It's a neat idea to have all the items you need come in one package but the execution is really bad and could cause someone to do irreversible damage to their console like I have.