*** Nintendo Switch ***

So after like 24 hours I put the switch in the dock and played it...3 hours later the stupid screen lifted again. Not just along the bottom but also a bit at the top right?

I managed to pushed most of it down again but it left a weird "hair line" lift about 2mm from the edge, although the edges has gone down. I am going to leave it, if 24 hours doesn't work it will always going to happen.

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Raymond Lin said:
So after like 24 hours I put the switch in the dock and played it...3 hours later the stupid screen lifted again. Not just along the bottom but also a bit at the top right?

I managed to pushed most of it down again but it left a weird "hair line" lift about 2mm from the edge, although the edges has gone down. I am going to leave it, if 24 hours doesn't work it will always going to happen.

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Which one is it? The Amfilm ones > all
 
Finally got my hands on a switch and got the screen protector on! Only issue i'm having is with the right Joy-Con having a slight wobble. Anyone else having this issue?

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Spikey said:
Using motion controls? ;):p
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Just had another great session on the test fire. Playing with the independent joycons is easily the best way to play this game.

WiFi on the switch is terrible though, I need to be in the same room as the router or be on a wired connection to avoid disconnects.
 
My right joycon wobbles. When you look closely on the console rail on mine you can see it sits slightly proud of the plastic and the other side doesn't. The joycon sits tight in the rail but doesn't contact the plastic tablet like it's supposed to.

I took it apart and traced it to a lug on the rail being slightly too long so I gave it a light sand.

It's much better now but still not perfect.

There's clearly a slight issue with the manufacturing tolerances on these
 
garak112 said:
My right joycon wobbles. When you look closely on the console rail on mine you can see it sits slightly proud of the plastic and the other side doesn't. The joycon sits tight in the rail but doesn't contact the plastic tablet like it's supposed to.

I took it apart and traced it to a lug on the rail being slightly too long so I gave it a light sand.

It's much better now but still not perfect.

There's clearly a slight issue with the manufacturing tolerances on these
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Can you upload a pic of where you sanded?
 
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