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

So one takeaway from all the reviews is that you place a small bet on whether a particular pair of sinks will fit perfectly or with no problems. I received the set with no problems. There was a slight bend in the plastic on the inner end of the left joystick, but it was barely noticeable. One thing I would recommend is using the screws that come with the kit to snap the joycons back on as the originals seem too tight while the new ones screw in well. Do your homework, watch tutorial videos, take pictures of which screw goes where. In general, replacing shells isn't difficult, but it's easy to mess things up if you're not careful, especially if you're in a hurry. Some tips. Keep an eye on ribbon cables. And the trigger springs jump everywhere and they're tiny so you don't want to lose them. Do not overtighten any of the screws. The plastic is very easy to wash off. Happened to me, but luckily this was a spot that was relatively good with a slightly loose bolt. That's why it's so important to make sure you put the right screws in the right place. As for the quality of the cases, it's pretty decent. I wish they were a little matte since they're a little shinier, but that doesn't really matter. The cross looks very, very good, I was impressed. At first I thought it would look like "carelessly manipulated" but it's actually perfect. It's like clicking the promotional bar on the Xbox One controller. My only concern is how long the seal will last on the panel if it's printed rather than pasted onto the buttons like the original letters.