eXtremeRate Clear Atomic Purple DIY Replacement Shell for Nintendo Switch Lite, NSL Handheld Controller Housing w/Screen Protector, Custom Case Cover for Nintendo Switch Lite

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DingMao designed these shells from the ground up and they are direct replacements for the original plastic Switch Lite shells. However, there is one major concern that stems from the shells metallic construction, that being they could potentially disrupt both the wifi and bluetooth signals. To combat this issue, DingMao has made strategically placed cut outs in the aluminum shell to allow wireless signals to pass though with minimal degradation. dbrand Teardown Skin : If you want to see the inside of your console without installing a transparent replacement shell, then dbrand's Teardown skin is your best bet. Kustom Creations: Kustom Creations provides affordable colorful skins in shiny, matte, or carbon finishes. Speaking of doing it yourself, there are a few words of warning to heed. Opening up your Joy-Con controllers will void the warranty, so if you’re not comfortable with tinkering with tech, we’d advise against this. You’ll also need to own a 1.5mm tri-wing screwdriver, as the Switch has four small screws that need to be removed before you can remove the plastic housing. This Joy-Con drift solution will also work on Nintendo Switch Lite, but will be more challenging due to the fact you cannot remove the Joy-Con from Nintendo's handheld-only model.

Last but not least, we have the NSL Joycon Handheld Controller Housing. Like the Deal4GO housing, this is a standard OEM replacement. There are no extra bonus features, no altered profile, or anything of that nature. That said, it’s well-engineered, and will do a good job of protecting your Switch Lite. It also includes a screen protector, so you can replace a scratched screen. The Switch Lite is harder to take apart than the full-sized Switch, so I strongly suggest that Lite owners watch Speed Demon 8706's video guide before buying any replacement parts. This guide shows you the entire tear-down and customization process and watching it should help you decide whether you're comfortable taking apart your Lite. In the past, we’ve reviewed a number of Nintendo Switch and Switch Lite parts and accessories. For instance, we reviewed Switch Lite hard shell cases not long ago. They’ll keep your Switch Lite safe from damage due to drops and bumps. But what if you never bought a hard shell case, and damaged your Switch Lite housing? In that case, you’re going to need a replacement housing shell. Of course, there are other reasons to get a replacement as well. Maybe you want a different color, or prefer the feel of a different material. Whatever the reason, there are plenty of options available. So, what if you want to play those great games, but don’t want to spend money on a traditional console? You get the Switch Lite! The Switch Lite is made to provide access to Nintendo’s library in a more affordable, handheld format. If you’re a casual gamer who just wants to relax with some Mario Party once in a while, it’s a great choice. In addition to the smaller size, as the name implies, you also get a smaller console. The screen is 5.5 inches instead of 6.2, which makes the Switch Lite more portable than the original. Even so, this smaller screen still displays 720p graphics, the same as the original.The Deal4GO New Full Shell Housing Case Kit is the best choice if you want an affordable replacement. There’s nothing terribly fancy about it. It comes in four colors, and it’s a one-for-one OEM replacement. It also doesn’t have any screen protector or installation tools. But if all you need is the bare case, you’re looking at a solid option.

The fix, then, is to add a piece of paper (or cardboard) that is 1mm tall. If it’s larger, it won’t fit, so make sure you use the right size if you want to try this fix for yourself. DIY danger Lastly, there’s also no guarantee that VK’s fix will eliminate Joy-Con drift for good, but the signs are extremely positive. Who’d have thought a tiny piece of paper would be the answer?A Nintendo Switch Lite will fit into either a Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch OLED designed case. We'd recommend finding one with strong elastic straps if you are shopping for a larger case, though, to stop your console jostling around in any leftover space. On the plus side, there have actually been some minor improvements on the performance side. The Switch Lite runs on the new and improved Tegra X1+ chip. It has basically the same specs as the original X1, but it’s much more energy efficient. This means you get longer battery life on the Switch Lite, up to around 7 ½ hours. As with any statement about battery time, take this with a big grain of salt. A lot depends on the game you’re playing, as well as on settings such as screen brightness. Interestingly, around the same time Nintendo released the Switch Lite, they also improved the original Switch’s battery life. In August of 2019, new Switch consoles were equipped with a larger, longer-lasting battery. We've had a Switch about our person ever since launch, so we've seen quite a few cases put through their paces. Overall, the best Nintendo Switch case available right now is Orzly's model. Not only does it offer plenty of protection and space, but it also fits both the standard console and the OLED model as well. The Deal4GO New Full Shell Housing Case Kit is the most affordable case on our list. The downside is that it doesn’t include a tempered glass screen protector. Fortunately, Switch Lite screen protectors are available separately. Not only that, but you may not need to replace your screen protector. Maybe there’s nothing wrong with yours. Why spend money on a part you don’t need? So, which of these replacement housing shell is the best choice? It really depends what you’re looking for. The eXtremeRate Replacement Shell is best if you want a complete kit. It comes with screws, drivers, and everything else you need. It also come in enough colors to satisfy just about anybody.