2 Pcs Replacement Inner Speaker Built-in Speaker Loudspeaker for Nintend Switch NS Switch Console

Can't speak to the lite, OLED, or revised models but these work great in my original release (2017) Switch. After years of playing, the speakers had gone crackly and the right channel eventually just died.I followed the guide on ifixit and completed the repair in under an hour. I highly recommend spending a little extra and getting a JIS #000 screwdriver to help in dis/assembly as well as a tripoint. They may look like Phillips heads but are slightly different and will strip with a Phillips driver.

The product is probably a 3rd party product but the speakers work just fine. They are easy to replace if you're familiar with what to do.

First I bought a pair of speakers that were slightly cheaper (because it came with the needed screwdrivers) and after two weeks the switch began crashing unless headphones were physically plugged in. Bought these to see if it was a speaker issue or the switch, and the new speaker fixed it.so far so good!

We bought my sons switch used and one speaker must have already been bad because a few months after we got it he wasn’t getting any sound. Bought these and took the switch apart, I already had the special tools to replace the kickstand on my other sons. It’s been a few months now and they still work great! I am extremely happy with them! Watched a couple YouTube videos on how to replace and I was good to go. Now keep in mind I’m extremely mechanical and I make robots milk cows for a living replacing was a walk in the park!

Cheap, but it works well. I chose the louder and clearer sounding of the two speakers to install in my switch. The speakers while newer, did not have the same serial number or even close to the same number, unlike the ones from my switch. I am going to say based on the evidence that each speaker came from a different switch. Both worked, one was better.

Have an original 2017 Switch, one of the speakers started to crackle and eventually stopped working. Ordered this, replaced the broken one with one of the speakers, it crackled again, but at least it was working. Volume was way lower than the other original speaker. Replaced it again, with the second one it comes with, much better, no crackling, but the volume is still lower. Not a huge problem, but the first replacement speaker was borderline broken.OEM Version: WBN+ C131Replacement 1 (bad): WG+ D063I don't remember the second replacement version as it's in my switch now. But it was similar to the OEM, I believe the C131 is the same but the starting letters are different.

I purchased a Gen 1 Nintendo switch and noticed a popping sound from the speakers. Eventually one speaker stopped working then both. I diagnosed the issue with the following steps. Switch produced sound when docked, 3.5 headphones jack and Bluetooth headset. After these steps I was sure it was an internal speaker problem. Repair was super easy just make sure you follow the steps correctly and place the screws in the right place. Some screws are longer than others and you can do damage if placed incorrectly. Speakers wires are thin so be delicate.

One of my Switch speakers got scratchy after changing the battery - maybe some isopropyl alcohol (used for removing the old battery) dripped into the speaker, or maybe just coincidence. I only used 1 of the 2 speakers from this pack, but it sounded the same as the original (and no more scratchy noise).To access the speakers, you have to remove the metal plate inside, so keep in mind you might want to replace the thermal paste as well.Also, be careful to keep the 2 speakers separated, otherwise the magnets might stick to each other.

Franchement c'est super fonction parfaitement( bien sur a voir avec le temps )mais aucun regret de mon achat.

Switch reparer Sans trop de difficultés