eXtremeRate Replacement Full Set Buttons for JoyCon, Clear Cherry Pink Custom ABXY Direction Keys SR SL L R ZR ZL + - Home Capture Trigger Buttons Springs for Nintendo Switch & Switch OLED

Update 3/15/2023Company offered me a refund for the defective buttons. So I’m either going to rebuy a new set or attempt to fix the ones I currently have. I definitely will purchase in the future. Not everyone will have my experience._____________________________________________First off, the chrome pink button set looks amazing on my black Nintendo switch.Second, while it looks nice, this was a royal pain in my butt to put back together. I broke the motherboard on the LEFT controller twice. The original I broke trying to put the top strip back in, then same issue with the back up replacement. Just that one upper strip.Third, the A and B buttons do not fit correctly causing them to not work at all.Fourth, the HOME button is a little wonky as well.And FYI, I had no issues putting the RIGHT controller back together. I’m sure it’s a me thing as my hands are very unsteady these days. Or maybe it’s the strip itself. Idk. I’ll be replacing it though.I left seller feedback so I’m hoping to hear back from the company as I’d love a replacement set of chrome pink buttons if possible.Fifth, I had no issues with the tools like everyone else seems to. They work fine for me. Maybe I got a rare working set of tools lol. But then ended up with a few wonky buttons.All in all. Looks awesome but a huge pain in the butt to put back together.

I cannot speak to the efficacy of the included screwdriver. I have my own kit and did not use it.The buttons installed great and look and feel perfectly in line with the originals. The tutorial video shows using a pair of flat sided clippers to remove the parts, but frankly you can just twist them off. I used a knife to trim any extra plastic but this is probably not necessary. The tutorial video does not show that you need to be careful when replacing the Z buttons, and I broke the black button on the pcb. You need to apply some pressure lifting the trigger away from the pcb as you remove.My package was missing the clear ring surrounding the home button. I contacted the seller and they sent me two more. That was no more than a mild inconvenience. I have left off a single star for this and the tutorial being unhelpful and I just used iFixit instead.

Would have been 5 stars if the left trigger wasn't so darn stiff. The other buttons are perfect though. Also, I appreciate the very detailed, step by step Youtube video that the company puts out. Made installation a breeze.

I love the buttons they fit perfect and work very well! Only thing is hard to read the letters on the remote but other than that really nice.

I first ordered a grey shell color to replace my old blue & red ones then I ordered this purple blue camelion buttons to put inside, they realy do change color in the light. took me & my bf 3 hours to do on each remote but it was so worth it, looks amazing in the end.

These were easy to swap out as I changed joycon shells to their atomic purple set. It comes with all of the buttons except the back release button on the joycon. The SR and SL buttons are included and easy to put in. Just watch their video and pause when you need to, following along. I recommend buying the $8 screwdriver, tweezer, and brush set that's on here as it is much better to worth with than the included tools. I kept all of my original screws and used them as the better screwdrivers didn't strip them. These do come with replacement screws and extras, so now I have plenty. I plan to put the clear atomic purple that came with the joycon and switch body set into another pair of joycons I have. I may buy another set of joycon shells for that. The tiny ribbons were a bit challenging. The right joycon had a very short ribbon cable that they had demonstrated to screw on the middle shell first and then plug the ribbon in under, but that was impossible on mine, their cable had to be much longer. I simply plugged the cable in, and then placed the middle shell on, laid the button receiver on it and put the one screw in it then. much easier than doing it their shown way either way honestly. The ribbon cables are the only thing that stressed me out a little, I was nervous I would mess them up. Just be patient and you'll get it done. Mine work perfectly and look much better than before.

Taking a joy-con apart is no fun. At all. HOWEVER, the chameleon purple with the matte black case (same company) looks so nice on my OLED switch and is well worth the effort.If your buttons seem to not fit or if they stick, make sure you haven’t installed them incorrectly! When done right, the buttons work perfectly but may need a little filing where you remove from the tabbed sheet. If you find a button doesn’t press or if it is loose, you may have forgotten the rubber stoppers from the original joy-con or placed the button in an incorrect position. If a button doesn’t work, ensure you put the ribbon back in the correct position and latched it into place.The hardest part of the installation is going to be the trigger buttons on both sides and the extra parts inside your right joy-con (NFC antenna, the infrared sensor, and antenna) because you’re going to have to detach and re-attach the ribbons. Just have a small pair of tweezers on hand and when you place the L or R triggers, ensure you put pressure on it with the ZL and ZR plate in place or the springs will yeet themselves into space. There are knobs on the triggers where the spring goes. Make sure all springs are in the appropriate place or your triggers won’t… trigger.I also did a complete housing replacement while replacing the buttons, so my joy-cons were an absolute trash heap of circuitry. If something isn’t coming out, it probably is secured by tape. Just pull on it. Except the ribbons. Don’t pull the ribbons.I’m in love with this look! May buy a few more sets for the other joy-cons I have laying around.

Installation was straight forward, only little note is make sure you file down any tab ends that may still be connected to buttons as they can affect the click. I love the look, and the feel of these buttons!

The colour is lovely but I’d describe it more as a pastel colour. I love how it goes with the Joy-Con shell also by extremerate. My only criticism is the home button, it wouldn’t stay in the clear holder provided so we had to glue it in place and because the plastic is so soft it marked during the process. Other than that they look great, feel great, reasonably easy to install and change out.

Great button mods that look the part and feel just as good. No issues at all. The direction buttons can go in any slot so I know I need to reopen it and place them to match the others.

I can confirm the soft white touch buttons do come with + - and home buttons!! I purchased these unsure as other reviews stated they didn’t come with the rest but thank god they did as they look great! I’ve never customised any electronic devices before but plucked up the courage to give it a go. Took me a total of 6 hours to change over the buttons and entire shell (I purchased the cherry blossom pink shell from ExtremeRate too and white joycon sticks from Jeylly) with watching YouTube videos to help. Over the moon with how it turned out and wasn’t as complicated as I feared. Anyone thinking of doing it themselves, do it! Just take your time and be extra careful with the ribbons and screws to not strip the threads and you’ll be good to go.

Great item, but you need a bit of knowledge with how to open up a joycon. Feels really tactile and as the buttons are indented it makes the buttons feel more prominent.

I bought these as a part of a full shell replacement, I'm not sure I could justify quite how much disassembly was required to swap the buttons if I wasn't also doing that.As per other reviews, I discarded the provided tools immediately and used my iFixit (no affiliation) kit's tools. I highly recommend following the iFixit guides too, they're very thorough.The buttons themselves are keyed so they can only be inserted in the correct orientation, but as I write this review I have realised that they are not keyed for direction - so I have inserted the arrow buttons in a random order. I highly recommend you pay attention to that so you won't be as frustrated as I am right now.