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Nintendo Switch OLED - Picofly Modding Services
Ship us your Switch OLED for Picofly modding!
Sagebrush Repair will disassemble your Nintendo Switch OLED and install the AIO Picofly RP2040 Modchip*.
- Purchase this service and ship your Switch OLED to the address provided using your preferred provider.
- The modification is delicate to install, but quite robust once completed. You will have effectively two Switch OLEDs, one untouched, and one customizable.
- Picofly with the RP2040 Raspberry Pi chip lets you run homebrew applications and utilities on your device. This site has more information.
- In most cases, your Switch OLED will be shipped back to you via USPS free of charge, after about a day of work on our bench.
During the mod procedure, we also provide an opportunity to upgrade the joycon joysticks for a small upcharge. We use Guilikit TMR joysticks that feel great and have extended lifespans/swappable thumbpads. BE SURE TO SHIP YOUR JOYCONS IF YOU CHOOSE THIS SERVICE ADD-ON
* This voids any Nintendo warranty the console may still have.
Additional Services
Guilikit TMR Joysticks
Fix or avoid stick drift by upgrading to a TMR style joystick pair. These sticks feature removable caps, silicone joint protectors, and extended lifespans compared to the original friction based potentiometer tech from the 1940's.
Shell Swap
Pretty colors. See thru available!
"Nice circuit board bro." - some guy probably
Screen and Digitizer
Screen and Digitizer
Change the color of the digitizer lens and improve the screen quality/brightness at the same time. Technology... improved!
Detailed Images of a Modded Switch Lite
This menu can be populated with whatever software packages you have
Above: This switch is busy creating a copy of the Official Switch Firmware onto a 150mb/s microsd. Once this is done, the switch will have two entire operating systems, one still locked down tight (OFW), and one wide open for experimentation (CFW).
Above: The back of the Switch Lite with the Picofly RP2040 mod installed. Loading the Pi with the Hekate, Atmosphere, Tincup, and Sigpatches finalizes the installation.
Above: The FPC cable enjoys clever routing and easy to identify solder pads. Here it is nestled under the heatpipe for the APU, stuck down to the board close enough to not cause any interference. Ideal mod location on the Switch Lite!
Above: The vertical support steel often shorts out components on the Raspberry Pi board due to physics existing. Two layers of kapton tape are used under the steel to prevent it from contacting any components on the Pi.