Nah, I see perfectly well. Even joy-con battery bar also extended. Most probably system miscalculation.
Lazada won't bother about the cosmetic imperfections. You ahould dip the NS into water then report it is DOA.
Alternatively you can sell to me @ $300.
I am selling my Keys Factory hard case if you are keen
No need to watch the video lah. It doesn't actually tell you how or show you. It's basically just saying that joy-con works on PC, via bluetooth, that's it. (I guess it means each side is 1 controller on the PC, can't join them together to be seen as a single bigger 2-sided controller.)

Any idea where to buy this case?
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No need to watch the video lah. It doesn't actually tell you how or show you. It's basically just saying that joy-con works on PC, via bluetooth, that's it. (I guess it means each side is 1 controller on the PC, can't join them together to be seen as a single bigger 2-sided controller.)
haha....now if want pc gaming...can also think of getting nintendo joy con / pro con...![]()
Oh ya, no Xinput, i forgot that. Too bad, i thot the hd rumble will be popular among those who play pc pcc gamesNo need consider lah. Most PC games use Xinput. Pro controller and Joycon uses Dinput. Unless u r interested in those retro/emulator games.. no point getting this for PC.

Why the tray on top put char siew pau
Switch’s first 2-day sales in the Americas – meaning Friday and Saturday – were the best for any system in Nintendo history. The next closest was Wii, which launched during the holiday period.
Data from Famitsu reveals that first week sales of Switch came in at 313,700 units in Japan. To compare, other notable console launches include the Wii at 371,900 units, Wii U at 308,600 units, and PlayStation 4 at 322,100 units.
By first week, that should mean Switch’s first three days on the market. Famitsu’s next reporting period is between February 27 and March 5, and Switch came out on March 3 – so that would account for sales from Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Earlier today, it was reported that Switch doubled up on Wii U in the UK by selling 80,000 units in its opening weekend.