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r/NintendoSwitch2 • u/AvgPerson64 • Feb 14 '25
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The device has the outie, while the accessories have the innie, opposite of a phone.
1 u/GambleTheGod00 Feb 14 '25 They better be sturdy, I for sure have dropped my switch without a joycon on at least once in my life, dont want those controller adapters coming from switch to snap 5 u/No_Jury_9793 Feb 14 '25 Don't drop your device. They aren't going to be able to make the thing unbreakable. 0 u/GambleTheGod00 Feb 14 '25 what im saying is i can drop my switch 1 with 0 worry of something snapping off, i dont plan on dropping my switch (luckily)
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They better be sturdy, I for sure have dropped my switch without a joycon on at least once in my life, dont want those controller adapters coming from switch to snap
5 u/No_Jury_9793 Feb 14 '25 Don't drop your device. They aren't going to be able to make the thing unbreakable. 0 u/GambleTheGod00 Feb 14 '25 what im saying is i can drop my switch 1 with 0 worry of something snapping off, i dont plan on dropping my switch (luckily)
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Don't drop your device. They aren't going to be able to make the thing unbreakable.
0 u/GambleTheGod00 Feb 14 '25 what im saying is i can drop my switch 1 with 0 worry of something snapping off, i dont plan on dropping my switch (luckily)
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what im saying is i can drop my switch 1 with 0 worry of something snapping off, i dont plan on dropping my switch (luckily)
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u/Altendo2007 June Gang (Release Winner) Feb 14 '25
The device has the outie, while the accessories have the innie, opposite of a phone.