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Small green circuit board with HDMI and USB ports, replacement motherboard component for Switch

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister HDMI USB Socket Motherboard for Switch internal power cable

SKU CH-R1BD-BAHSQ

Replacement HDMI and USB socket motherboard for Switch console repair

  • HDMI-compatible port restores docked video output on Switch
  • USB socket enables charging and accessory connection
  • Motherboard-level replacement fixes damaged internal connectors
  • Easy disassembly design simplifies repair installation

HDMI and USB socket motherboard for Switch

This replacement board provides the HDMI-compatible port and USB socket for a Nintendo Switch console. It is intended for owners who need to repair a damaged or faulty internal connector. The component is supplied new and designed for straightforward disassembly during installation.

Easy-disassembly internal power cable accessory

The board integrates the HDMI and USB interfaces onto a single unit that simplifies the repair process. No additional cables, software or mounting hardware are included in the package. Builders requiring a full dock replacement or separate joy-con connectors will need different parts.

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Price $19.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the HDMI-compatible port or USB socket on this motherboard need replacement after repeated docking?

The board is designed for easy disassembly, so either the HDMI-compatible port or USB socket can be swapped individually if wear occurs.

What fails first when the Switch runs demanding games for hours through this board?

Sustained high current through the USB socket and HDMI-compatible interface generates heat that can stress solder joints before other parts degrade.

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