Switch 2 Faceplate — Magnetic, Swappable, 3D-Printed

All three describe accessories that change how a console looks, but the mechanics differ. A faceplate is traditionally a rigid plate that snaps on mechanically (like the old Xbox 360 controllers, for instance). A skin is an adhesive vinyl sticker. A cover is more generic. At KoverSmith, we offer a magnetic faceplate: a rigid plate that sits on a clipped base via neodymium magnets — no clip to force, no glue.

In one second. Pull the faceplate off, place a new one. The neodymium magnets do the rest. No clip to force, no tools. The base stays on the console, you only handle the magnetic plate.

9 € per faceplate, regardless of design complexity. The base (the clip that stays on the console) is 14 €. Starter pack at 23 €. Each extra faceplate at 9 €.

You describe your idea — a theme, a scene, a vibe. The AI builds a visual sized to the format. You see it projected onto a 3D model in your browser. If it's off, regenerate. Until you validate, nothing gets printed.

A classic snap-on faceplate clips mechanically onto the console — you push, it cracks into place, it holds. To swap, repeat the same routine. A magnetic faceplate just sits on the base, no force, and comes off the same way. Faster, and zero stress on the console shell over time.

Yes — the faceplate and base are sized for the standard Nintendo Switch 2. We currently only support Switch 2.

No. The base is designed to leave the vents clear, and thickness is compatible with standard docking. You can dock the console with the faceplate in place, or pop it off in a second if you prefer.

Average observed timing (business days): 5 days in France (3 days fabrication + 2 days transit), 8 days in Europe, ~15 days for the United States and the rest of the world.

Yes — that's the whole point. Keep the base on the console and stack faceplates at 9 € each. Multiple designs to alternate depending on your mood or game, stored flat in a drawer.