Fair enough. It's a matter of principle for me.

Considering I already gave Nintendo 470€ of my hard earned money, making them replace the joycons isn't really getting them back. I also doubt the issues will be resolved. It seems like an inherent issue due to cheap hardware.

I agree in theory, but nintendo of europe is infamous for not giving a fuck.

I was aware this would probably be an issue from previous reports. Im more disappointed with not being able to charge while playing in handheld mode. I really had no intention to play on the tv, but oh well

When I was setting up the system last night, I found that the left Joycon in particular was much more sensitive to the right side of it being covered and not directly facing the console. I watched a video before the Switch launch that gave a pretty decent explanation for why the Joycons may become less responsive, but Nintendo really should have focused on giving them a much stronger signal than they actually have considering a human hand is enough to basically destroy the signal from controller to console.

Considering the ridiculous effective range in current bluetooth capable devices like the iPhone 7, I find it strange that Nintendo seems to have gone with a vastly inferior method of signal transmission.

I'd still do it if just to spite them. I'll be doing it if the issue is intolerably bad. I'll ride the warranties to a pair of joycons with better hardware.

I hear they each have about a 20 hour battery life so not too bad, I imagine.

Just reading this pisses me off. I should hold off from ranting though since I have yet to try them myself.

Nice to see it good for most people


Also, minor title edit to fix spelling

No problems so far.

Nope works perfectly for me

Joycon have been flawless so far.  zero issues.  color me impressed and expecting great things from it in the future

Lots of potential

System is really nice tech and quality build minus the kickstand, which is meh, but serves its purpose. 

I had a couple disconnects day 1, kept running in the same direction, camera kept spinning, sword kept charging up to max instead of hitting. I was sitting between 3 and 4 meters away from the console. To fix it I swapped the hdmi cable for a longer one and put the switch along the wall in the middle of the room. Now it's 2 meters away from me with no more issues.

Wifi to my router barely works in my game room. The ps4 still gets about 20 mbps over wifi down there. The switch struggles to stay connected at all. At least it's easy to take it closer to the router to upload and download something. I guess online multiplayer won't be happening in my game room on Switch.