Switch Pro Controller Snapback Module PCB (Compatible with ProGCC) Hand Held Legend
Switch Pro Controller Snapback Module PCB (Compatible with ProGCC) Hand Held Legend
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Switch Pro Controller Snapback Module PCB (Compatible with ProGCC) Hand Held Legend
Switch Pro Controller Snapback Module PCB (Compatible with ProGCC) Hand Held Legend

Switch Pro Controller Snapback Module PCB

€9,95
In stock! Usually ships within 1-2 business days.
SKU: NSP1509
Pickup available at 519 Davisville Rd.

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This snapback board for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller prevents your stick flicks from rebounding and causing false inputs during gameplay in games such as Smash Bros Melee and Smash Bros Ultimate.

FEATURES:

  • Compatible with all Switch Pro controllers and ProGCC Kit V1 and V2.

INCLUDED:

  • 1x Snapback PCB

BUILD YOUR PROGCC:

We have a small collection of generic Pro Controller parts to get you started.
See our shopping guide for all the parts you'll need to build a controller!

DOCUMENTATION:

  • Install Video for Module on ProGCC V1 and V2.
  • Please see product photos for install on original controller.
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    About Us

    Hand Held Legend is committed to keeping retro gaming alive and better than ever. Upgrade your childhood consoles with modern tech. We strive for excellence in all that we do and aim to serve our customers well.

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    Works as advertised, not hard to install.

    I purchased this for SSBU, as the snapback was getting bad enough where I was choking a lot of inputs. I picked this up, followed a guide for opening the controller on iFixit and had this done in about 30 minutes, tops. Along with that, this was my first soldering job, so the difficulty curve is very low for this. You can see in my photo attached where I stuck the mod.

    I've only been testing the controller with the mod installed for about 1 hour, but results seem satisfactory to me. No complaints so far. I recommend this.

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