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N64 Silicone Membranes / Button Pads

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$1.88 $2.99 In stock

Category: Buttons

Restore sticky or unresponsive Nintendo 64 buttons with new silicone conductive button pads.

INCLUDED:

  • 1 x D-pad silicone pad
  • 1 x A-B-C button silicone pad
  • 1 x Start button silicone pad
  • 1 x L, R and Z trigger silicone pad

NOTES:

  • These are reproduction replacements and are not OEM parts.
  • This set is white.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Steven ★★★★★

The Z-trigger was the one giving me trouble, and this silicone pad fixed it instantly—no more double-presses. Installation took two minutes, and the conductive dots on the pads are exactly where they need to be.

William N. ★★★★★

My worn-out A button was barely registering inputs, but after swapping in this pad set every press feels crisp again. The conductive rubber pads fit perfectly into the controller housing and the Z button membrane fixed my unresponsive trigger.

Benjamin M. ★★★★★

Reset the feel of my three most beat-up controllers in about twenty minutes flat. The conductive pads for the C-button cluster were noticeably thicker than the originals, giving a much more satisfying click.