Review on BASSTOP Joycon D-Pad Replacement Shell Case - Translucent NS Joycon 🎮 Handheld Controller Housing for Nintendo Switch (Atomic Purple) - DIY, No Electronics by Joshua Wheeler

Having purchased 5 separate products from BASSTOP and installed (4x) Joy Cons, (1x) Back Cover and (1x) Dock Panel, this is my review (hoping for a response from the company ): Dock Shell - the station is beautiful - no doubt about it. The housing unit is less than half the size of the original dock. yes it will work for you Yes, it comes with rubber feet to prevent slipping. No, there is no cut-out for a small LED flashlight. I purchased Joy Con Atomic Purple, Jungle Green, Fire Orange, and Ice Blue interchangeable cases and an interchangeable Smoke Black backplate. From an aesthetic point of view, these items are great! The colors are bright, the stains are not visible, the plastic is not discolored. Very happy with how the product looks. Due to the (4x) Joy Cons, I had trouble setting up the skins to make the controller *feel* right. When I finished swapping the innards onto the interchangeable shell and closing the case, there were instances where the left or right trigger didn't *click* properly or was too loose. I found a solution to the wobble issue (added a piece of material between the trigger lugs and the shell itself) but am working on the clicking issue. The problem is that the R-trigger button doesn't make the same audible *click* and feels a bit sticky. It comes off easier with the four main screws loosened, leading me to suspect that the internal components are pushing too hard against the case. Overall the Joy Cons seem to be an issue on a case by case basis as only (2 times) of them gave me problems and the other two worked fine. bottom right, under the stand. This deformation creates a small gap between the case and the device itself, which can lead to the ingress of small (very fine, e.g. sand) foreign objects. Also, the footrest doesn't sit as flush as it used to, making it extremely difficult to open. Just below the shroud is a screw that appears to be responsible for buckling the shroud. BASSTOP, if there is an extra notch above the above screw I think that will help solve the problem. (Photos will be added soon) One of the first reviews I've ever written and that's because I love the product - for the most part. It was an easy assembly, so there were no particular problems. My only concern is that I had no additional concerns about the quality of the final assembly. - Matthew