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A pair of left-and-right plastic slider buckle locks to repair loose Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers
This pair of plastic slider buckle locks replaces worn or broken latches on Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers. The set includes both left and right brackets so you can restore the secure click that holds each controller to the console or grip. Installation is straightforward and requires no specialised tools. The parts are new and sourced as an OEM-style repair component.
The brackets are shaped specifically for the NS Joy-Con rail profile, so they will not fit Pro Controllers, third-party gamepads or earlier Nintendo handhelds. Buyers who need a complete rail assembly, metal reinforcement parts or a different colour finish should look elsewhere. The package contains only the two slider locks — no screws, springs or controller housing are included.
Each buckle is moulded from durable plastic designed to withstand repeated sliding and locking cycles. The pair provides enough parts to repair one left and one right controller, which is the typical failure scenario. If both buckles on the same side are damaged, or if the rail itself is cracked, additional parts will be required beyond this set.
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Yes, these replacement brackets are designed specifically for the left and right Joy-Con controllers of the Nintendo Switch.
The pair is made for the standard NS Joy-Con model, so it matches the original rail dimensions on early and later consoles alike.
Each bracket should click firmly into its rail, the Joy-Con must slide onto the console without wobble, and the release button should spring back cleanly when pressed.
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