Nintendo Switch Joycon Teardown -

I disassemble the Nintendo Switch Joycon controller to see what makes it tick. After I completely disassemble it I show how to reassemble it without breaking anything.
First the screws on the back need to be removed, then the shell just has to be snapped out of place. There are several ribbon cables still attached that are easy to break. After those ribbon cables have been removed I remove the battery and battery holder. Then the analog stick. After that the motherboard comes out. I then remove the new style vibration motor which is held in place by an adhesive strip.
While torn down I show the internal parts of the Joycon controllers and find that they are very modular and should be fairly easy to replace parts if/when needed. These Nintendo Switch controllers look to be built well and should last quite a while.

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