I like to change the buttons on my joy cons to those red green blue yellow buttons like I've seen elsewhere. Where is the best place to get them? I've seen a lot of them on Amazon and eBay, but did not know if there was a place to get high-quality ones.
Hardware Best source of aftermarket colored joycon buttons?
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A website by the name of (ColorWare). However I can't post a link because I am new.
I have read great reviews and was considering buying some Apple AirPods from them. All of their products are professional, hence the price.
I have read great reviews and was considering buying some Apple AirPods from them. All of their products are professional, hence the price.
Well, thanks but I'm looking for just colored replacement buttons I can install myself. I.e. the parts, not whole Joy cons, as I already have four.
Sorry about that, I misread your post like an idiot. Well I wish you luck in finding some!
Here's an ebay link. I'm guessing this is what you're looking for.https://www.ebay.com/itm/Joy-Con-Sh...044416?hash=item3f91fa5f80:g:TXgAAOSw1GlaYbf7
I also found this ebay listing, for custom buttons, but it's probably more than most are willing to pay.
I also found this ebay listing, for custom buttons, but it's probably more than most are willing to pay.
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