.... lol... No shame.Mark my words, in like 5 years you'll have delusional Nintendo fans posting they are the special ones that got first batch switches and love that they have dead pixels make their switch unique
.... lol... No shame.Mark my words, in like 5 years you'll have delusional Nintendo fans posting they are the special ones that got first batch switches and love that they have dead pixels make their switch unique
Umm... Isn't it a low resolution screen? I would think the yields on such low resolution screens would be perfect after all these years.
http://www.gamespot.com/articles/sony-responds-to-psp-dead-pixel-reports/1100-6121092/
This is not just a Nintendo thing, but a common line amongst other tech companies.
Mark my words, in like 5 years you'll have delusional Nintendo fans posting they are the special ones that got first batch switches and love that they have dead pixels make their switch unique
Mark my words, in like 5 years you'll have delusional Nintendo fans posting they are the special ones that got first batch switches and love that they have dead pixels make their switch unique
Maybe users without dead pixels should ask for a refund for the lack of features.
That would require the people in this thread complaining to have a Switch and have dead pixels, and it's safe to say the overwhelming majority in here don't. It's basically people concern trolling about a problem they don't have, and ignoring the fact that Nintendo's response is standard. It's embarrassing
I've never seen a hardware launch accompanied by so much exaggerated uproar from individuals who clearly don't own the system.
That would require the people in this thread complaining to have a Switch and have dead pixels, and it's safe to say the overwhelming majority in here don't. It's basically people concern trolling about a problem they don't have, and ignoring the fact that Nintendo's response is standard. It's embarrassing
There are people that like or dislike Nintendo, then there's the cult of Nintendo. It's like the Bill Nye vs. Ken Ham debate when they're together (and they're almost always together, because Nintendo criticisms summon the cultists - I had one dude stalking me on another forum for negative Wii U comments until I PM'd him a photo of my console with some Club rewards, then he was inexplicably apologetic).Mark my words, in like 5 years you'll have delusional Nintendo fans posting they are the special ones that got first batch switches and love that they have dead pixels make their switch unique
Yeah I think I noticed a dead pixel on my Switch. =/
Whats more frustrating to me is, if I sent it back, I'd likely get a replacement rather than a repair and there goes all my save data because of Nintendos archaic system.
No, they would keep your saves...This is beyond ridiculous. You know purchases from the eShop were tied to systems before and they didn't magically disappear when people sent their systems in for repairs
No, they would keep your saves...This is beyond ridiculous. You know purchases from the eShop were tied to systems before and they didn't magically disappear when people sent their systems in for repairs
Did you even read what I said?
If I got a replacement I wouldn't be able to keep my saves because IT'S A NEW SYSTEM.
I thought you meant if you sent it into Nintendo and THEY had to replace your system. Must've misinterpreted what you said
Hmm, I don't think the screen scratching thread is exaggerated uproar from individuals who clearly don't own a Switch. Quite the opposite actually. I'd argue that I've never seen a hardware launch accompanied by issues that die-hards keep shutting down so aggressively.
Reply? To what?
There is no issue. They didn't reply to anything.
I swear, people don't know how to read.
Well, this sucks to hear. I got my system from Gamestop and founde a stuck pixel on green on my Switch..
What are my options for this?
Sadly this is the rule, not just Nintendo, IIRC Sony said something similar for the PSP.
Pretty much every electronics producer has certain guidelines for a certain amount of dead/stuck pixels that are acceptable.
Not exclusive to nintendo. Sony argued with me about 4 dead pixels on my PSP, I returned it at walmart eventually
could a mod edit the thread title to avoid the "lol nintendo"?
Huh, is the answer in their Troubleshooting page not considered a reply? I'll edit my post and call it a statement then.
Can you ask for a replacement from Gamestop? We don't have one here and the stores that carry Nintendo stock are generally unsympathetic to "nit picky" problems like this, but you might have better luck.
It's normal policy. Just buy somewhere you can return if you get bad unit.
It's money saving policy, why throw away not-so perfect panels if some customers are willing to accept them?
"About LCD display pixel anomalies for Apple products released before 2010"
doesn't sound very current.
That's a whole lot of possible dead pixels for the >400k(guess) sold, or is it Nintendo fans just settle for Nintendo's rhetoric.
Any dead Pixel, Clouding is a defect plain and simple, it's unacceptable mostly for a 300+ dollar system.
The positive is return policies in other stores.
That's a whole lot of possible dead pixels for the >400k(guess) sold, or is it Nintendo fans just settle for Nintendo's rhetoric.
Any dead Pixel, Clouding is a defect plain and simple, it's unacceptable mostly for a 300+ dollar system.
The positive is return policies in other stores.
In a competitive market like right now that way of thinking won't get you anywhere.You're acting like 300 dollars is a lot of money. If you want perfection you have to pay way more than 300 dollars.
In a competitive market like right now that way of thinking won't get you anywhere.