Replacement SL/SR Button Ribbon Flex Cable for Nintendo Switch Joy-Con ，Replacement Part ZR/ZL/L Button Key Ribbon Flex Cable for Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Controller (L)

Very easy to install worked perfect

My son, like anyone else who owns pne of these nintendo switches, knows that eventually the joy cons will break in some way. My kid bought a second pair of joycons and messed up some of the buttons. Long story short, i offered to fix them. He agreed. Bought this and now he has 2sets of joy cons that work like new. End of story.

I dropped my left joy con, breaking the rather delicate original button. This replacement is working great, and has even survived several additional drops!

Works perfect.

I was changing out the joysticks on a couple of JoyCons, only to find out the L button stopped working (attachment issues). I ordered this and it arrived quickly. I swapped it out with no trouble and had a fully working JoyCon after that.

When I received the package I thought it was empty at first. I kept looking at the packaging and found it had somehow been lodged between the bubble wrap lining and the outer lining of the package. It was extremely hard to pry out of there and I ended up carefully opening the package to get it out. Of course, this product is very delicate so the packaging was very concerning. When I installed it into my joy-con it fixed the L button but the - button doesn't work anymore now.

Did the trick. Ressurected a broken controller for $8 instead of buying a brand new one. I'd recommend a tool kit specific to the switch.

Couple weeks since install on my left joycon. Working flawlessly. The reason I had to by was because I damaged mine swapping shells.

What can be said? Very high-quality replacement part, very easy to install. Notably, it seems to be more durable than the OEM Nintendo parts (which broke on me). Microswitch feels nicer than the OEM too. For $8? This is great.For ease of install, I'd say it's like a 3 out of 5. You'll need some requisite knowledge to disassmeble the JoyCon, and a suite of electronics repair tools. But no soldering is required, it's just a matter of taking apart the JoyCon, undoing the connectors, pulling out the old one, then reassembling.If you have no experience with this stuff, I recommend a pro repair. If you're comfy working with this stuff, it's super easy.