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

All three describe accessories that change how a device 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 for the Switch 2 TV dock: a rigid plate that sits on a base mechanically clipped to the dock 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 clipped on the TV dock, you only handle the magnetic plate.

9 € per faceplate, regardless of design complexity. The base (the clip that stays on the TV dock) 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 device — 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 dock over time.

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

No. The base is designed to route around the dock vents, and its thickness is calibrated so the Switch 2 slots onto the dock the way it always does. You dock the console with the faceplate in place.

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 clipped on the TV dock and stack faceplates at 9 € each. Multiple designs to alternate depending on your mood or game, stored flat in a drawer.