🔧 BRHE Metal Buckles for Switch Controller Repair - Left and Right Lock Buckles with Screws and Springs (4 Pack) Review

The only complaint about these buckles compared to the factory buckles are the springs that come with the kit. Completely different design, I went with the standard springs knowing only my factory buckle was damaged. After installation I can say that the difference in clicking is very VERY noticeable. It's so beautiful and so secure with this metal buckle. I will definitely be updating all my other joycons!

Clamps seem stronger when connecting and disconnecting joycons from the switch. Easy to install The springs make the release buttons softer to press, but they work great. I used original springs for my rear derailleur and new springs for my son's rear derailleur. My sons joycons popped off the tablet with the slightest press, now the switch is secure. It took a total of 10-15 minutes to swap out the latches in our two switches to make all 4 joycons.

After dealing with my happy cons dangling and coming loose from the screen and controller connections I bought these clips to keep them in place and place to install. They work fantastic and give a much better metallic click to a traditional switch lock. That's very pleasant. However, I will say not for the intention of dissecting the joys of the minuses. When you take them apart, make sure you know what you're doing. Otherwise I would leave it to whoever has done it before. There are very…

My first pair of joycons were sent in for repair as they had a broken gyroscope and plastic locks. most of autumn. But I hate how loose they are and how they don't latch/lock properly once they start chipping. These 4 locks come with extra springs which is nice and some tools. For anyone dealing with electronics, I recommend purchasing a separate tool kit. Those who get involved will do their jobs. But let's say a $20 kit helps a lot more with quality and extra tools. Because some parts of the…

I got these for my Nintendo Switch after the JoyCon started to open with minimal pressure, easy to install, took no more than five minutes to install, all you What you need is a micro-Phillips screwdriver, a size 0 triangular screwdriver and tweezers. 1- First, remove the 4 Phillips screwdrivers on the back of the JoyCon, pry off the cover with your fingernails, being careful not to damage the ribbon cables. between the cover and the controller. 2- Unscrew the silver Phillips screw that secures

Very cool and functional update! If you have a little skill in disassembling and assembling small things and some patients, install them in a shop or a good friend. My switch is one of the original switches, so my locks were loose and my joycons would just fall out if you held them by them aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa…