Not too surprising, but no, if your Switch develops a dead pixel or two outside of the store warranty, you’re screwed

Sure enough, a few days ago, long outside the STORE return-window, but easily inside Nintendo’s service-window, I got a dead pixel, straight in the middle of my screen, insanely distracting

No! dead pixels as well no more worries about your screen getting scratched.

Sure enough, a few days ago, long outside the STORE return-window, but easily inside Nintendo’s service-window, I got a dead pixel, straight in the middle of my screen, insanely distracting

The problem is some of these things, like dead pixels, aren’t considered “problems” according to Nintendo

From the JoyCons, to completely dead units, to dead pixels

But I came across a few people saying that this whole "Dead pixels aren't a defect

And again, my Switch DEVELOPED this dead-pixel outside of the store warranty, my only recourse here was Nintendo

Very nostalgic and fresh.***Bought 2 off of Amazon first one had a dead pixel second one the edges are light around the screen

Those looking to take the defensive position claim all companies operate this way, but out of every handheld device I’ve ever owned, I’ve had dead pixels develop on ONE, and the company replaced it no questions asked — imagine that

Three for dead/stuck pixels and one that was scuffed

(I hear there finally was some changes to this, so please look further into it)-price-the select button is awkwardly placed, hard to hit.-dead pixels on screen.-charger is at bottom of switch.-charger for joy sticks

If dead pixels bother you like they do me, this IS a very very risky purchase

When I first got it there was dust under the screen right out of the box, so make sure you look at it closely and make sure no pixels are messed up

Amazing i own a pc and a ps4 pro and nearly most games on the market and i barley play

punished me i when flying im finna land and shields, rolls back, then taunts

well I just need to get some games now!!!!