NYI Upgraded 4550mAh HAC-003 Battery Replacement Compatible with Nintendo Switch Console Handhold HAC-001,High Capacity Internal Battery with Installation Tools Kit
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- Higher Battery Capacity: 4550mAh HAC-003 Battery Li-ion replacement battery; Upgraded hac-003 Battery voltage: 3.7V/16.8Wh, 25% higher than most batteries on the market.
- Compatible with Models: This NYI high-capacity battery replacement Compatible for Nintendo Switch is very easy to install and the same size as your original HAC-003 battery. It is a better replacement battery for your Nintendo Switch 2017 Game Console HAC-001.
- Excellent Installation Tool:There is a set of precision screwdriver in the package, which is of great quality and can also be used in other places; A solid scraper tool can facilitate you to remove the battery; There are also replacement double stick adhesive tape and shockproof sponge pad, which can firmly fix the battery and effectively prevent noise.
- High Quality& Safety High quality, no memory effect, over-charge, over-discharge, over-heat, over-current and short-circuit protection. You can use NYI Nintendo Switch Replacement Battery with confidence.
- Satisfactory After-sales Service:We provide an 18 month warranty for the upgraded HAC-003 battery. If you have any questions, please contact us by email! PS: The package includes 1 * HAC-003 replacement battery, 1 * magnetic screwdriver handle, 1 * plastic travel, 1 * sponge shock proof pad, 1 * fixing sticker, 1 * installation manual, 4 * S2 screwdriver bits (Y1.5 * 2, PH00 * 1, PH000 * 1)
Package Dimensions: 5.87 x 5.71 x 0.75 inches; 5.82 ounces
Type of item: Electronics
Item Weight: 5.8 ounces
Manufacturer: MSW (Shenzhen) Technology Limited
Country of Origin: China
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: January 11, 2022
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The battery itself seems to be working just fine, it fit into the switch and plugged in securely. The process itself isn’t all that bad. The old battery was glued in and took a lot of force to remove. Still, it was relatively painless up until you have to plug the sd card reader back in. I’ve done the shell swaps on both joycons, and I never came across anything even close to the pain in the butt of that card reader. Very finicky to line up and plug in properly. Very fragile, I ended up bending half the pins. I thought I did a satisfactory job of straightening them all out. I finally got it plugged in and I booted up the switch to test it before I put the cover back on, and it worked. Completely reassembled and fired it up, cannot access micro as card. Just great
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2023 by CW
After six years our Switch battery was only holding a charge off dock for about an hour. I decided I wanted to upgrade so looked at various kits. I can't comment on long term battery performance but the kit was well thought out and had the tools I needed. One thing I will say however is unless you soak the existing battery tray with 90%+ Isopropyl for a long time you are going to need a firmer pry tool. My old battery seemed like it was welded in and even after putting a good amount of alcohol into the tray with an eye dropper and letting it soak for ten minutes I ended up having to use a thin paint scraper to get under it and work it out slowly. I put a few scratches in the tray but no real harm. I contemplated not using the adhesive on the new battery but then decided this will probably be the only time I do this prior to the release of a new Nintendo console. A couple of further thoughts. The directions were good but I did Youtube how to remove the battery as it was far harder to get out than the instructions had suggested. That little plastic spatula had no prayer of prying it up. Keep all your screws separated and organized. Each set of screws you remove while following the instructions are a different size. You definitely want to keep them apart so you know which ones go back where. The only other two items that require care are the memory and battery connectors. Both pull directly up and get re-installed by getting pushed directly down. You will need to pry them up with the plastic tool but if you go straight up you should not do any damage to the pins. Outside of Nintendo seemingly spot welding the old battery into the tray this is not a hard job as long as you take your time and keep the screws organized. I would recommend this kit. I have built a number of my own PC's so I am comfortable with this kind of work but it should be easy enough for anyone that's reasonably handy.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2023 by Edwin Dombrowski
My switch wasn’t charging then saw a video saying it might me the battery so I got this battery replacement kit and it was an easy install and my switch works perfectly my highly recommended if your having problems with your switch not charging great product
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2024 by charlie
For a start, I’d just like to say that the removal of the old battery and installation of this one is a long, involved process with plenty of ways for a beginner to make mistakes that can harm the Switch and render it inoperable. For a while after I installed this battery, I thought that my Switch was broken - you could easily fall to this same fate if you are inexperienced. I will share how I averted my crisis, and some tips that might help everyone else at below. After I installed the battery, I thought that it broke my Switch - I tried every way to power it on that I could think of, all to no avail. It was dead. I was very distraught at this turn of events, to say the least. If you find this happening to you, try this - hold the power button for 20 seconds, release power for 20 seconds, and then press the power button once. When I followed those steps, the issue fixed itself. If this doesn’t work for you, you probably messed up somewhere. Below are some tips for installing this. I have seen many other reviews of this item saying that they experienced this problem, and I believe that this would fix it. I only found this out after several hours of struggle and research, so I hope this benefits someone. Next, some tips for the installation. Firstly, I found the included instructions to be lacking - I recommend using ifixit’s guide for replacing the battery. Second, you have to keep your screws organized and separate. I recommend an ice tray for this, you do not want to keep them in any position where they could mix. Third, the SD card reader - this is the first difficult step of the repair. To properly disconnect the SD card reader without damage, pull straight up on the circuit board gently (NOT the connector) - the connector is fragile. Those who have dealt with this type of connector a lot before will have a feel for it, but you do not yank, you pull. You have to be a bit forceful to get it off, but too much will destroy the connector. For a novice, I would err on the side of caution, and not try to force it. My SD card slot still works, but a lot of people break those because they remove them improperly. Finally, removing the battery. The adhesive is very strong, some of the strongest I have seen. To give context, I’ve removed the glued-in batteries of MacBooks and iPhones, which are notorious for their tough adhesive, and this is by far the worst I have dealt with. It may genuinely be better to spend the extra 70 dollars for Nintendo to do it, rather than turn your repair space into an EPA superfund site with one slip of the opening tool. I do have a few tips for this, however, if you’re willing to take the risk First, get some isopropyl alcohol to soften the adhesive. 90% plus is recommended - 90 or more percent alcohol will not damage any circuit boards or anything else. You should squirt it under the battery extremely liberally. This will turn the adhesive more gummy, which will make a mess, but at least you can get it out. Second, remove the battery through the hole where the cable comes in. Trying to remove it through the top is a fool’s errand. Also, to get it started, a smaller tool than the included scraper is highly recommended. It will be hard, and you will need to use a lot of force. Lithium ion cells are incredibly finnicky, you DO NOT want to burst or severely bend it, unless you want the fire department at your house. This battery is especially tricky because there is no way to do this entirely gently. I would say that it is better to direct your force at a downward angle, not 90 degrees or even 45, but 30 degrees is probably safe. I ended up tearing the bottom paper layer on mine, which is bad, but way better than puncturing it or giving it a severe bend. You need to go slow and be confident, even though it is very scary. I really hope this helps some people to decide whether this is for them. It works great now that I figured it out, holds a charge for a long time. It just took a while to get there.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2023 by Dylan Ovdiyenko
Our Switch wouldn't charge or turn on. This kit saved our Switch.
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024 by T
As others have mentioned, do your due diligence with which video you follow to do the repair. The sticky glue on the back can be a bit of a pain to manipulate, but once it's off, it's quite literally a stick and go application. Works exactly as intended, and did exactly what I needed. 5 stars.
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2024 by Alan Dupree
It worked fine 2 months and suddenly stopped working and is not even charging anymore. I do not recommend. If you try luck it contains all necessary tools to replacement but be aware the quality is questionable.
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2024 by liz vg liz vg
Clear instructions and excellent tool kit. Performed the repair in 10 minutes.
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2024 by SK