I have the left Joy-Con issue on the pair that came with the console. It will sometimes not react properly if something is between the Joy-Con and the console. Other than that, no issues. And to be honest I vividly remember that some people were just fear mongering in a very obvious way.

holy cow... switch give you AIDS????????????????????????????????????????

*put on my bug-catching jock and buying a switch!

Why do you want aids?

d21lewis said: killeryoshis said: The Switch Pro controller's D-pad feels wonky even though I only got it a month ago. Other than that I had no problems. I also sorta cracked my screen but that was me not being careful Dude!!

Oh its not that bad You can only see it if you look for it. I can play and not see it.  Accidents happen.

Dude.

Since I got my Switch

-Screen Protector has been scratched from the Dock, but it doesn't really bother me as its in the bezel and on my screen protector.

-Switch had frozen on me a couple times in the very early life, but hasn't come up again for a few months.

-Joycon's that came with the launch console sometimes still get radio interference and don't respond sometimes. (I got myself two blue ones which have no issues after Nintendo "fixed" the issue by adding the foam, along with a pro controller which I use instead when not in handheld mode)

I really don't care about any of the issues above. As I still enjoy playing games on my Switch.

Bought one back in May and I haven't got any of the problems listed on the video, thankfully, but I do have "scanlines" on the screen. And I say "scanlines" because they supposedly don't happen on LCD screens, but what I see produces pretty much the same effect: thin horizontal lines, almost traslucent, that appear when there's motion or when my eyes move across the screen. It's like flickering, but not as annoying, and they vanish after 30-60 minutes, or at least they soften, but the first 15 minutes are just unbearable.

I'm sending my Switch in for repair next week.

The analog stick on my right joy-con was mess up after about of month of usage. Even if I wasn't touching it, the camera for some games and menu selection were moving to the right, it wasn't bad at first (it fixed by itself from time to time) but after a while, games became unplayable. It wasn't desync since using the control track thingy of the system menu never stopped working even if I moved far away from the console, it was just getting stuck on the right.

Had to replace the right joy-con.

Other than that I had no issues whatsoever.

I got my Switch on launch day and I've never had a single problem. No lock-ups. No screeching. No scratching. But that doesn't mean the problems don't exist.

My Switch has been 100% fine. I haven't played it much though. Maybe 25 hours. So, it is really much too soon for me to render an opinion.

I put a screen protector on it  as soon as I started playing it.