iFixit says the Switch 2 is even harder to repair than the original
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Battery life and weight. That’s what keeps me from getting a pc handheld. Although the switch 2 is so big I don’t know if that holds true anymore
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 16:03 zuletzt editiert vonSwitch 2 battery life also isn't fantastic.
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Not surprising. Nintendo is turning into the Apple of the video game world.
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 16:39 zuletzt editiert vonEven Apple makes more repairable hardware.
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I owned a Switch 1, and it certainly was the Nintendo console I touched up the most. I replaced the back panel once before I got a Lite and then an OLED.
I will say given how much I took that thing on the road and the beatings it took I never found the issues unreasonable and I only ever had to fix cosmetic damage (joycons aside). I've seen Switches get a TON of usage, too.
It's not Nintendo's most rugged console, but it's certainly not a "fragile little thing" as I would define it.
Let me put it this way, I'd much rather fix a broken Steam Deck, but I was way less worried about breaking a Switch.
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 16:42 zuletzt editiert vonjoycons aside
It didn’t break and need repair, except for all the times it broke and needed repair.
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Are you fucking kidding? They didn't switch to Hall effect?
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 16:43 zuletzt editiert vonIdiots will buy it no matter what, may as well use the cheap stuff.
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I honestly don't care how difficult it is, only if it's possible, if it's cost-effective, and if there are any fucking corporate shenanigans that intentionally make it harder.
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 16:47 zuletzt editiert vonEase of repair and cost effectiveness are literally the same thing.
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Ease of repair and cost effectiveness are literally the same thing.
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 17:24 zuletzt editiert vonThey're literally not LOL.
If they glue in the battery it doesn't cost me anything extra to remove it.
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They're literally not LOL.
If they glue in the battery it doesn't cost me anything extra to remove it.
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 17:25 zuletzt editiert vonYour time has no value? Can you do my laundry for me, then?
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The point is it is harder because they wanted to make it harder. What one could call "corporate shenanigans"
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 17:26 zuletzt editiert von ulrich@feddit.org 6. Juli 2025, 19:26Well that sucks but I still don't understand why I'm being quoted.
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Your time has no value? Can you do my laundry for me, then?
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 17:29 zuletzt editiert vonEvery minute of my day does not have a monetary value, no. And if your does, I pity you.
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They're literally not LOL.
If they glue in the battery it doesn't cost me anything extra to remove it.
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 17:36 zuletzt editiert vonAlso, can you please share your invention of this magical battery glue that actually removes cleanly with no fire risk and goes back cleanly to Nintendo and Apple? It’s cool that you’ve figured out how to do that even though these hardware manufacturers haven’t.
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Just don't break it smh.
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 17:39 zuletzt editiert vonyou forgot the /s
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Every minute of my day does not have a monetary value, no. And if your does, I pity you.
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 17:49 zuletzt editiert vonNot all value is monetary, although it’s interesting that you default to assuming that.
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I really appreciate iFixit and how they help bring the discussion of repairability to the forefront.
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In those place it's usually sharing which is illegal, downloading is fine as long as you already own the media.
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 18:57 zuletzt editiert vonAnd where would you download from, that is seen as legal sharing of someone else's IP?
The closest you could get is by locating the ROM file in some PC remakes, assuming there's no "protection" on them.
Again, playing around the "legal" way to do things. In reality, it's different.
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you forgot the /s
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 19:20 zuletzt editiert von"smh" serves the same purpose here.
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I use hall effect on the daily and have had none of the issues you're discussing. I suppose time will tell, but I much prefer hall effect.
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 20:40 zuletzt editiert vonProbably depends entirely on what games you play, and how sensitive you are, but hall effects feel like trash and destroy the joycon battery life. I tried playing Celeste with hall effects and wooooow was it bad. Basically unplayable past the early chapters.
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Battery life and weight. That’s what keeps me from getting a pc handheld. Although the switch 2 is so big I don’t know if that holds true anymore
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 20:40 zuletzt editiert vonThere are PC handhelds that do old emulated games pretty well with good battery life. Sorta like a modern version of a DS or PSP.
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Not surprising. Nintendo is turning into the Apple of the video game world.
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 21:07 zuletzt editiert vonNintendo has been the Apple of the video game world since the N64.
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I have children, like their first party titles, and dislike piracy. I also have a PC handheld that gets more use than the Switch, and I like both.
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 21:27 zuletzt editiert vonand dislike piracy.
Because you cant just... You know, Fucking Rip the game from The cardridge?
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joycons aside
It didn’t break and need repair, except for all the times it broke and needed repair.
schrieb am 7. Juni 2025, 21:46 zuletzt editiert vonNot to mention those things are expensive AF. If I had to replace a part on my car that cost 25% of the cost of the entire car EACH time, I would just not buy from that company any longer (which is what I’m doing). Not sure why this person is writing paragraphs and paragraphs of excuses for Nintendo.
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