Maybe it’s my screen protector?

Cause I'm trying to play Splatoon 3, and sense this triger is gone I'm baicly fucked, is there a trick or something to make this register like when I'm in the game

I bought my S2 at Christmas through Amazon Japan (I live there, it's a Japanese Switch 2) and it already has joycon drift in the left joycon 😭 I emailed Nintendo Support JP already but ooof I'm mad

I just sent my switch 2 away to have the screen repaired. YouTube doesn't even work on that console. why the hell does this virtual card nonsense prevent me from using YouTube on my old switch. YouTube is free isn't it? How is this ok?

My left joy con suddenly stuck to the top. Does anybody know of a fix.

(Sorry if this isn’t the right Reddit for this) I’ve had these Joycons for a few years and recently I noticed that this little back thing is wearing and ripping off the Joycon. It’s only this one and not the other, but is this a major problem? Is it fixable?

So I carried my switch 2 in the original Nintendo case and in my backpack to my girlfriends house and on my walk there it started raining like crazy just opened my switch at her place and the right joycon had a few droplets of water near the A Botton it's not "soaked" case is dry ISH only the sides are a bit wet Should I be worried or will it probably be fine?

Seems to work fine speakers work perfectly nothing seems of but just asking to be sure

Checked both charging ports they work but idk if it can give problems down the line

I can use a game for about 10 seconds tops and then is shows this error, any tips?

Did a little bit of fixing on the switch 2 but I ended up with some scratches. They seem surface level? Not sure what to exactly call it. Just seems like a cosmetic nuisance more than anything tbh. Any ideas to fix these scratches though?

In direct sunlight I noticed a few scratches on my switch 2. ls it deep? This is really strange. I haven't noticed this at all before. Should I send it to Nintendo for repair? Should I just put on a screen protector? Am I cooked?

This is NEVER happened with my OG Switch in my 5 and a half years of owning it. I'm very surprised that the switch 2 is like this and l'm hearing from others saying the same thing: this plastic anti shatter film seems to be the problem. But did my scratch go through the film?

In normal lighting conditions I can't see any scratches whatsoever though. Maybe in a weird angle or something I may be able to make something out but I genuinely can't see any scratches usually. :/

Really frustrating, but I'm debating on wether I should sent it back for repair or not. Maybe I'm overreacting?

Any help is appreciated! Cheers!

I bought a used switch from someone I know that only came with the console and joycons, so I looked up and bought a used charger that was listed as genuine but I have mixed feelings about this.
What stands out to me is the printing on the charger - it looks kinda meh compared to some pics I can find on the internet, and the small (R) letter is kinda off in my opinion.

Not really asking for help but more asking if it’s just mine or everyone’s problem. Anyways my upper port charges less battery then what I use. Which Leeds to it doing nothing. And it is regestering that it charges. And the problem is not the charger since it works fine with the other port.

Trying to dock my switch and this screen keeps popping up

Noticed this just seconds ago but this random blue line appeared on the bottom right side of my switch 2 and I was wondering if it was cause for concern? It’s only really noticeable when the screen is a lighter colour but I’m thinking of still seeing if I can get it replaced/fixed under warranty as i don’t want this to balloon into a bigger problem. Any insight is appreciated, thanks!

Every time I put my switch in the dock id doesn't actually connect to it, I made cause the HDMI cable and the AC adapted were properly plugged in so I have no clue what the issue is, can someone help me with this? (Please ignore me sniffling I have a cold at the time of recording this)

I just got the zelda switch 2, and after applying a screen protector to it, I have this blotch in the corner of my screen. I took it off, and it didn't go away. All I used was the cleaning supplies given with the protector to clear the dust off. What do? Thankfully I have a Best Buy warranty, but I doubt I'll get a proper replacement any time soon.

I'm using the Pro Controller 2 on the Switch 2, and l've found that I need to push the joystick very far before any movement registers. Slight inputs don't seem to work at all. This issue appears in multiple games like Hollow Knight and Ultimate Chicken Horse, and it's seriously affecting gameplay precision in platformers. Has anyone else experienced this? Is this normal behavior, or could it be a faulty unit that needs returning? I've already tried calibrating the sticks via Settings → Controllers & Sensors → Calibrate Control Sticks, but it didn't help.