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Lightning to 3.5mm Aux Cord Audio Charging Cable - A Must-Have for Car Stereos, Speakers, Headphones

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Nintendo Switch 2 will launch on June 5, 2025.

It will be available both as a standalone console for $449.99 / CAD$629.99 / $699.99 / €469.99 / 49,800 yen, and as a bundle with a digital copy of Mario Kart World for $499.99 / CAD$699.99 / €509.99 / 53,980 yen.

“Nintendo Switch 2 is the next step in at-home gaming that can be taken on the go based on eight years of play and discovery that began with Nintendo Switch,” said Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa in a press release. “With its new features that expand the possibilities of gaming experiences, I truly believe that Nintendo Switch 2 is a leap forward in our journey of putting smiles on the faces of everyone that Nintendo touches.”

Switch 2 will include the following peripherals:

Nintendo Switch 2 console

Joy-Con 2 controllers (L+R)

Joy-Con 2 Grip

Joy-Con 2 Straps

Nintendo Switch 2 Dock

Ultra High-Speed HDMI Cable

Nintendo Switch 2 AC Adapter

USB-C Charging Cable

Latest details:

GameChat Enables New Ways to Play Socially, All Together

With the new online feature GameChat, people can play games and talk like everyone is in the same room, even if they are miles apart. Whether sharing a victory or just waving hello, GameChat makes it feel like online friends around the world are on the same couch. Once GameChat is up, players can start a chat with friends anytime by pressing the C Button on the right Joy-Con 2 controller. The system’s built-in mic can be used to voice chat while playing games with up to 12 people in different locations. Up to four friends can share their screen, and if they connect a compatible USB-C camera, such as the Nintendo Switch 2 camera (sold separately), they can also video chat, seeing each other’s faces as they cheer, shout, or laugh while playing. Additional friends can join the chat via audio only. Until the end of March 2026, GameChat can be used without the need to have a Nintendo Switch Online membership. Afterwards, a Nintendo Switch Online membership will be required.

When initiating a GameChat session, the user invites people from their friend list. Safety features are in place to help players have a safe and secure chat experience, such as the ability to report a person while in a chat session. In addition, Nintendo recognizes the important role parents and guardians play in their children’s online experiences, so children under the age of sixteen will need their parent or guardian to approve their use of GameChat with an updated version of the Nintendo Switch Parental Controls App.

A Multitude of New Features and Experiences

A large, vivid screen that allows smooth motion expression – Nintendo Switch 2 has a large 7.9-inch built-in LCD screen that displays in full HD at 1080p while maintaining the same thickness of Nintendo Switch. Even while on the go, Nintendo Switch 2 offers vivid, detailed game experiences, as well as smooth graphics showcasing character movements and their rich facial expressions.

Joy-Con 2 controllers attach to the system with a “snap” – Joy-Con 2, the newly designed Nintendo Switch 2 controllers, magnetically attach to the Nintendo Switch 2 console. In addition, either Joy-Con 2 controller can be operated like a mouse by sliding it on a surface like a table or on a pair of pants. They can be used in multiple ways, including for games that require aiming.

A new freely adjustable stand and a new USB-C port – The angle of the new stable stand on the back of the Nintendo Switch 2 system can be adjusted freely so that players can find their preferred viewing angle. While Nintendo Switch has one USB-C port on the bottom of the system, Nintendo Switch 2 has a port on the top of the system as well, which makes it possible for players to use the included AC adapter to charge the system while playing in tabletop mode. It is also possible to connect a compatible USB-C camera, like the Nintendo Switch 2 camera accessory to enjoy video chat on GameChat.

Powerful processing speed and graphical performance – Nintendo Switch 2 has significantly improved CPU and GPU performance over Nintendo Switch, resulting in faster processing speed and enabling new visually advanced gameplay. It also makes it possible to achieve more detailed graphics and faster loading times.

Crisp audio quality and spatial 3D sound – On Nintendo Switch 2, the sound quality is more natural and clearer with an even more balanced sound range. When playing in handheld mode or tabletop mode, players will be able to experience games with even more immersive, three-dimensional sound.

Internal storage of 256 GB – The internal storage of Nintendo Switch 2, where digital games and save data are stored, is 256 GB, which is 8 times the storage capacity of Nintendo Switch. For additional storage, Nintendo Switch 2 only uses microSD Express cards, which have faster data reading speeds than previous microSD models.

Nintendo Switch games are also playable on Nintendo Switch 2 – In addition to Nintendo Switch 2 games, Nintendo Switch 2 can play compatible physical and digital games released on Nintendo Switch. Some Nintendo Switch games may not be supported on or fully compatible with Nintendo Switch 2. Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers and peripherals, such as the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, will also be usable on Nintendo Switch 2 by connecting them wirelessly to the system. For more information on the compatibility with Nintendo Switch games and accessories, please visit the Nintendo website.

The new Nintendo Switch 2 Dock – By connecting the Nintendo Switch 2 Dock to a TV, users can output video at up to 4K resolution and play games at up to 120 fps, via compatible games and TVs.

Multiple people can play one title with GameShare – With GameShare, a new Nintendo Switch 2 feature, players can share and play the same game with others who do not have the game. If one person has a Nintendo Switch 2 system and a game compatible with GameShare, that person can invite others to temporarily play the same game together via local play with their Nintendo Switch 2 or Nintendo Switch system. Between Nintendo Switch 2 systems, GameShare can also be used along with GameChat for online play, so that players can chat with others while all of them play the same game.

Virtual game cards add benefits to digital games – With virtual game cards, players can easily manage all their purchased digital games, play games on two different systems, or even lend or borrow games. The virtual game card menu shows all of the digital games purchased with a user’s Nintendo Account, making it easy to access the games and load them on the system. Once a virtual game card is loaded onto a system, it can be played even if the system is not connected to the internet, and other users who are on that system can also play the game. Additionally, digital games can be lent and borrowed among members of the same Nintendo Account family group in the form of virtual game cards via local wireless communication.

Nintendo Switch Online – Nintendo Switch Online will be available on Nintendo Switch 2. On Nintendo Switch 2, players with a Nintendo Switch Online membership will be able to use features like GameChat along with existing online features. For a limited time, all Nintendo Switch 2 owners can access GameChat without a Nintendo Switch Online membership through the GameChat Open-Access period, which lasts until the end of March 2026. After that time, a Nintendo Switch Online membership will be required to use GameChat. In addition, for Nintendo Switch 2 owners, Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics will be released right at the system’s launch. Players with a Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack membership and a Nintendo Switch 2 system will be able to access a growing collection of Nintendo GameCube games with clearer image quality and higher resolution than the original releases. The classic game lineup available at release will be F-Zero GX, The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, and Soulcalibur II. Along with the classic games, a dedicated wireless controller designed after the original GameCube controller will be available for purchase by paid Nintendo Switch Online members.

Variety of accessibility features – In addition to existing accessibility features on Nintendo Switch, to support players’ wide range of gameplay styles, Nintendo Switch 2 offers a variety of new accessibility options including the ability to adjust font size, enable screen reader, and speech-to-text features within GameChat.

Safe and secure game experience on Nintendo Switch 2 – With the Nintendo Switch Parental Control app, parents can easily support their children’s gameplay by using their smart device to check what kind of games their children play or set limits on how long the system can be used daily. As for GameChat, children under the age of 16 will need the parent’s or guardian’s approval on the Nintendo Switch Parental Control app to start a chat, which makes it possible for parents and guardians to manage their children’s chat experience securely.

Nintendo Switch 2 will be available for pre-order in North America from participating retailers beginning on April 9, 2025.

New Games for a New System

Nintendo Switch 2 will launch with games that highlight its new capabilities while bringing everyone along for the ride. From brand new titles and system exclusives, like Mario Kart World and Donkey Kong Bananza, to exhilarating experiences like EA Sports Madden NFL and Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition, to upgraded versions of Nintendo Switch games like Super Mario Party Jamboree – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV and Sid Meier’s Civilization VII – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, there is much to share and play.

Put the pedal to the metal in Mario Kart World, a brand-new experience set in a vast interconnected environment. Race seamlessly across connected courses that deliver Mario Kart racing like never before. Twenty-four drivers can compete in a race. Participate in the new Knockout Tour mode, where you’ll barrel through back-to-back courses and checkpoints, with no pit stops along the way. If a player doesn’t make it to each checkpoint at a high-enough placement, they will be eliminated. And in Free Roam, it’s possible to go off the racetrack and drive in any direction you wish, explore areas that pique your interest and take some photos at scenic spots with a group of friends. Mario Kart World races onto Nintendo Switch 2 on June 5. More details will be revealed in a Mario Kart World Direct presentation on April 17 at 06:00 PST / 09:00 EST.

Get ready for Donkey Kong Bananza, a brand-new 3D platforming action adventure—available exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2. Crash, bash, and climb through nearly everything in DK’s path and tear off chunks of terrain to swing around and throw in groundbreaking exploration. The more that is demolished with powerful punches, the more areas open up to discover. Break on through this adventure full of mayhem, surprises and bananas when Donkey Kong Bananza crashes onto Nintendo Switch 2 on July 17.

The new capabilities of Nintendo Switch 2 allow for compatible physical and digital games released on Nintendo Switch to receive paid Nintendo Switch 2 Edition upgrade packs featuring enhanced graphics, exclusive content offerings, and new gameplay experiences.

Star in Super Mario Party Jamboree – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV, featuring unique new modes and minigames that showcase mouse controls, the system’s built-in mic, and Nintendo Switch 2 camera (sold separately). Invite friends to join Bowser Live, a game show-themed experience with 2v2 team battles and physical challenges! But beware: Losing teams may have to answer to Bowser himself! Get ready to see what’s new in this party when it launches July 24.

See the Kingdom of Hyrule in a whole new way with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, available with performance upgrades on Nintendo Switch 2. Smoother frame rates, faster load times, and better graphics will make for a fresh experience when revisiting these adventures, and now players will also have a little extra help. Also on the way is an update to the Nintendo Switch App (previously known as the Nintendo Switch Online App), called ZELDA NOTES. This game-specific service is exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2 Editions of the games and helps players navigate to various locations, like that difficult-to-find shrine or hidden Korok, and will even feature commentary from Princess Zelda herself that was not part of the original games. Both upgraded titles will be available from Nintendo Switch 2 launch day, June 5.

Kirby’s 3D platforming adventure gets an extra Nintendo Switch 2 boost in Kirby and the Forgotten Land – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Star-Crossed World. A mysterious meteor crashes in the world of Kirby and the Forgotten Land, revealing a new story for Kirby. He must use his abilities, including new Mouthful Modes, to clear a trail through uncharted territory. The upgrade pack will include this new content which can be played in single-player and local co-op, as well as improved performance for the entire game. Jump into Kirby’s star-crossed world when it launches August 28.

The galaxy’s greatest bounty hunter Samus Aran returns in Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. This title will release on both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2, with the latter allowing for both standard controls and Joy-Con 2 mouse controls as players wield Samus’s arm cannon with more precision, plus enhanced visuals and performance. Choose between Quality Mode and Performance Mode, both of which support HDR, based on your preference and playstyle. Explore the immersive world in 4K at 60 fps or enjoy smoother action in full HD at 120 fps on compatible displays when the game launches in 2025.

In Pokemon Legends: Z-A – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition, you can enjoy your adventure in Lumiose City on Nintendo Switch 2 with enhanced resolution and frame rates, coming late 2025.

Kirby Air Riders, a brand-new title originated from the Nintendo GameCube classic racing-action game Kirby Air Ride, and Masahiro Sakurai, the director of the Super Smash Bros. series, was announced for release this year. The trailer revealed a dramatic introduction of Kirby on his Warp Star machine and other Kirby air riders on a variety of unique machines, as they joined together on a racetrack. Kirby Air Riders will glide onto Nintendo Switch 2 in 2025.

Use the Joy-Con 2 mouse controls and enjoy a new experience by strapping into Drag x Drive. A new online three-versus-three game experience, Drag x Drive (pronounced “Drag and Drive”) challenges players to use the mouse controls with both Joy-Con 2 at the same time to intuitively steer, speed up, perform tricks and make plays such as dunks. Get ready to gear up when Drag x Drive launches on Nintendo Switch 2 this summer.

While it’s understandable that players will want to hit the ground running (or racing) with Nintendo Switch 2, they can also explore a variety of features and details the new system has to offer. Players can enter a virtual exhibition with Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour and gain insights into what makes Nintendo Switch 2 such a unique gaming experience. Through tech demos, minigames and other interactions, players will get to know the new system inside and out in ways they may never have known about otherwise. Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour will be available to buy from Nintendo eShop from Nintendo Switch 2 launch day, June 5.

Exciting Games from Global Developers and Publishers

From acclaimed hits like Split Fiction and Elden Ring to sports phenoms like EA Sports Madden NFL and NBA 2K, and highly anticipated games like Hades II and Borderlands 4, Nintendo Switch 2 is the place where players can find the full range of gaming experiences. Here are some of the games coming to Nintendo Switch 2 from development and publishing partners.

The Duskbloods: The moontears will flow for one and one alone in The Duskbloods, a brand-new multiplayer title from the creators of Dark Souls and Elden Ring, FromSoftware. Available exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2, The Duskbloods launches next year. Read more in our upcoming developer diary series, Creator’s Voice, with the game’s director Hidetaka Miyazaki, coming on April 4th.

Hades II: Battle beyond the Underworld to vanquish the Titan of Time as the Princess of the Dead in this bewitching sequel to the original rogue-like dungeon crawler. Hades II lets players explore a bigger, deeper mythic world with the full might of Olympus at their call in a story that reacts to their every setback and accomplishment. The game is coming first on console to both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2, taking advantage of the new system’s higher-definition display with responsive action at a target of 60 frames per second. Look out for more information about Hades II later this year.

EA SPORTS Madden NFL and EA SPORTS FC: EA Sports is bringing fans together from across the world—both on the pitch and on the gridiron. EA Sports Madden NFL and EA Sports FC will be coming to Nintendo Switch 2.

NBA 2K and WWE 2K: Dominate on the court and in the ring—NBA 2K and WWE 2K are coming to Nintendo Switch 2.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment is the newest title in the Hyrule Warriors series and is developed by Koei Tecmo Games with support from Nintendo. The game features epic battles against hordes of enemies as it tells the untold story from Hyrule’s distant past of the Imprisoning War that ultimately led to the events of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Fans of the Legend of Zelda series and players of both The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom can experience the thrill of battle and this canonical tale featuring Princess Zelda, King Rauru, and other familiar characters. Fight for Hyrule’s future when Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment comes to Nintendo Switch 2 this winter.

Split Fiction: Jump between sci-fi and fantasy worlds in this co-op action adventure, where contrasting writers Mio and Zoe have become trapped in a simulation of their own stories. Split Fiction keeps you on the edge of your couch with weird and unexpected moments as players have to coordinate and work together to overcome challenges. Players can also invite a friend to play with for free via cross-play on Nintendo Switch 2 with Friend’s Pass. Jump into the action when Split Fiction releases the same day as Nintendo Switch 2.

Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition: For the first time, Nintendo players can step into the shoes of V — a mercenary determined to become a legendary cyberpunk in Night City. With the powerful processing speed and graphical performance of Nintendo Switch 2, every neon-lit street and firefight feels more immersive than ever. With this edition, players can enjoy the full Cyberpunk 2077 experience, featuring the base game and the critically acclaimed Phantom Liberty spy-thriller expansion. Climb the ranks when Cyberpunk 2077: Ultimate Edition releases the same day as Nintendo Switch 2.

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade: Experience a modern reimagining of one of the most iconic games of all time on Nintendo Switch 2. Set in Midgar, players will immerse themselves in a standalone gaming experience designed for RPG players that crave unforgettable characters, a powerful story, and a strategic battle system that merges real-time action with command-based combat. Including Final Fantasy VII Remake Episode INTERmission, an additional story arc happening during the events of the game, players can fight for the future of the planet when Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade comes to Nintendo Switch 2.

Street Fighter 6: Experience the next evolution of Street Fighter in Street Fighter 6 with three distinct game modes, new gameplay features, and enhanced visuals. Fight your way to the top with new game modes exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2 like Local Wireless One on One and Avatar Matches. Enjoy new party modes utilizing Joy-Con 2 controllers like Gyro Battle and Calorie Contest. Plus, players can check out three new amiibo figures and 22 amiibo cards at launch. Choose from Street Fighter 6 Years 1-2 Fighter Edition, or the digital version of Street Fighter 6, for Nintendo Switch 2 on launch day.

Sid Meier’s Civilization VII – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition: Steer the course of history in Sid Meier’s Civilization VII – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition. Featuring new mouse controls that offer a more intuitive experience, players’ decisions will shape the cultural lineage of their empire. Construct cities and architectural wonders, improve your civilization with technological breakthroughs, and conquer or cooperate with rival civilizations as you explore the world. Whether you choose to follow history or forge your own path, create a legacy that echoes through the Ages when Sid Meier’s Civilization VII – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition comes to Nintendo Switch 2 on launch day.

Hogwarts Legacy: Experience Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry like never before in Hogwarts Legacy, which has been updated with Joy-Con 2 mouse support, improved graphics and audio, seamless map load times, and controls for Nintendo Switch 2. Players can become the center of their own adventure with this open-world, action role-playing game as they discover magical beasts, customize their character, master spell casting, and become the witch or wizard they want to be. Rediscover the magic when Hogwarts Legacy arrives on the same day as Nintendo Switch 2.

Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster: Follow four Warriors of Light on a journey to restore the elemental crystals in the HD remaster of the Nintendo 3DS RPG masterpiece, Bravely Default. Experience an RPG that brings new depth to classic, turn-based battles with the introduction of the “Brave & Default” system—featuring an array of options to customize your characters with over 20 unique jobs. The game also includes quality of life updates and two new minigames that leverage the dual mouse controls of Nintendo Switch 2. Bravely Default: Flying Fairy HD Remaster comes to Nintendo Switch 2 on launch day.

Borderlands 4: Experience outrageous enemies and killer loot on the dangerous new planet of Kairos in Borderlands 4. Become an unstoppable force blasting through enemies with an arsenal of weaponry. Deftly defy death from every direction as players flex their skill expression with glide, dodge, fixed-point grapple, and more. Hop into the action when Borderlands 4 launches on Nintendo Switch 2 in 2025.

More adventure awaits in new and updated titles including…

Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4: Two legendary Activision games return with new skaters, gnarlier tricks, a sicker soundtrack, and, for the first time in over a decade—new parks! Drop into cross-platform online multiplayer and relive the classic fun. Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 launches on Nintendo Switch 2 this summer.

Elden Ring Tarnished Edition: With over 28 million copies sold worldwide, Elden Ring is an award-winning action RPG set in an authentic dark fantasy world. Explore treacherous dungeons and face epic boss battles. Including the base game, the “Shadow of the Erdtree” expansion, and new weapons, armor, a new Torrent appearance customization, and more, Elden Ring Tarnished Edition arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 in 2025.

Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut: Discover the decadence and danger of 1988 Japan in Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut. The definitive edition of the acclaimed origin story is coming first to Nintendo Switch 2. Players will have to fight through Tokyo and Osaka’s entertainment districts as Kazuma Kiryu and Goro Majima in an epic crime drama. With the Director’s Cut, players will find deeper insights into character backstories and incidents with never-before-seen cutscenes, plus, the new Red Light Raid online multiplayer mode. Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut launches on Nintendo Switch 2 on launch day.

Fortnite: Whether you want to be the last player standing in Battle Royale, Zero Build, Reload, and Fortnite OG, or you want to explore LEGO Fortnite experiences, blast to the finish with Rocket Racing or headline a concert with Fortnite Festival – the choice is yours. Find it all in Fortnite on Nintendo Switch 2 on launch day.

Enter the Gungeon 2: Experience the reloaded sequel to the iconic bullet dungeon crawler with Enter the Gungeon 2. Featuring a new 3D art style, weapons, and new gameplay tricks, players can load in on Nintendo Switch 2 next year.

HITMAN World of Assassination – Signature Edition: Enter the world of the ultimate assassin in HITMAN World of Assassination – Signature Edition. Explore intricate environments as you use disguises and stealth to execute missions. Experience the best of HITMAN, HITMAN II, and HITMAN III including the main campaign, contracts mode, escalations, and more. HITMAN World of Assassination – Signature Edition releases the same day as Nintendo Switch 2.

Project 007: Step into the shoes of James Bond and earn your 00 status. Featuring a wholly original Bond story, Project 007 will come to Nintendo Switch 2.

And that’s not all, as Nintendo Switch 2 welcomes STARSEEKER: Astroneer Expeditions, Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion, DELTARUNE, Survival Kids, Star Wars Outlaws, Hollow Knight: Silksong, and more!

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I bought an 8bitdo Retro mechanical keyboard!

(Picture not mine, source from PC World.)

I wanted a plastic keyboard, I really do not actually use the knob on a Keychron board I have, it still comes in a scooped keycap profile, and it has a companion numpad with a calculator built in. Win/win/win!

This keyboard comes in four designs (not colorways, full designs) themed after the NES, the Famicom, the IBM Model M, and the Commodore 64 keyboard. The NES keycaps have multiple different fonts on them, the Famicom keycaps have Japanese sublegends, the Model M keycaps have a mock stepped Caps Lock key, and the Commodore 64 keycaps are an apparently off-the-shelf SA set from one of many, many, many keycap companies floating around China (I recognize their font and profile shape from Akko ASA keycaps and numerous other scooped profile keycap sets you can have cheaply off of Aliexpress and Amazon. Do check those out, genuinely, you'd struggle to find a bad scooped keycap set these days and I love scooped profiles over Cherry and OEM.)

The build quality of the actual keyboard itself is good, feels like a very similar plastic blend to what 8bitdo uses for its controllers like their Pro 2. Stabilizers are smooth and don't rattle, the legends on the keycaps are reasonably sharp and in NES-appropriate font, the keycaps themselves are MDA profile (I would prefer SA, but beggars can't be choosers) and are somewhat thin but still good quality, dye-sublimated PBT, no warp on the spacebar. Arrow keys are a separate color from the two tones that make up the main keycap set and made to resemble a d-pad. The keyboard itself is somewhat light, but my perception is skewed from using a metal keyboard for a long time, and this is after all a plastic shell, top-mounted keyboard. Even so I think I'll probably end up cracking open the keyboard and putting in some liquid silicone as noise-dampening and additional weight.

Two knobs control both wireless functionality and computer software volume, the wireless knob is heavy with only three options while the volume one is light with many individual steps. The volume knob can be somewhat unresponsive on individual steps. Bluetooth is very responsive and wants to pair with my computer the moment it's flicked over to, and 2.4ghz wireless comes with a receiver that slots into the back of the keyboard magnetically for storage. A power light on the right of the keyboard mimics the NES power light and pulses while charging, is steady while using wireless or when fully charged and connected over USB.

The underlying PCB is south-facing hotswap sockets (who the hell cares their orientation, this only matters for lighting, which this keyboard doesn't have). By default the keyboard comes with Kailh box whites, a very light clicky switch. I yanked them out immediately and put Boba U4T tactiles in because they're the king of all switches. They thunk nicely in this chassis, the Kailh whites weren't slouches either, they did pick a good stock choice for switch without resorting to Gateron or Outemu blue horseshit.

The NES version of the keyboard came with a two-button macro pad that hooks over TRRS cable (you recognize it as a 3.5mm jack or headphone cable) to one of four ports on the top-right of the keyboard. These are essentially just two keyboard switches with giant keycaps on a separate board and the buttons are populated by Gateron greens. The switches are nowhere close to heavy enough to approximate a button, and I gave them Kailh box navies. Still not enough, but better.

These keyboards also come wiiiiiith a companion number pad!

(Picture credit the 8bitdo store.)

While I don't actually have this one in hand just yet I do have it on order. It looks like it'll be about the same build quality as the main keyboard, and it caught my eye for four reasons and ended up making me purchase the full set as a result:

The numpad has a built in calculator.

Same aesthetic choices as the main keyboard (NES, Famicom, IBM Model M, Commodore 64)

Magnetically attaches to the right side of the keyboard to transform it into a more era appropriate full-size.

Far and away the cheapest wireless mechanical numpad with calculator on the market, sitting at $45.

An important note though is that the Famicom and NES keypads don't attach to their respective keyboards, simply because their respective keyboards don't have magnets inside the sides of the chassis to allow for it. I have some cheap button magnets laying around that I'll use for this purpose and probably see if they're strong enough to be placed on the inside of the board and allow for the numpad to connect to it. I also imagine there's going to be a repop or v2 of this keyboard in the future that has this done already, seeing as the Commodore 64 version of the board and I believe the Model M version of the board already have that.

I'll reblog this and give some actual definitive thoughts on the numpad once it's in my hands.

As far as the board itself is concerned, I quite like it. The keycap profile is agreeable, the nostalgia pandering targeted me with laser precision, the board sounds quite good acoustically (especially for being a top-mount keyboard!) and it has a volume knob I'll see if I can reprogram some day. While I normally hate TKL layouts, I'm putting up with it because it will eventually be a fullsize with the numpad. Worth $150 total? Don't know, can't answer that for you, it's worth it to me but I very specifically wanted a keyboard themed after an old Nintendo console with no setup required and no chasing down or commissioning GMK keycap sets. I also wanted a calculator numpad.

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I have a little usb charger that lives permanently in the outlet in my shelf; it's a two-holer, and it always has an usb-c cable and a magnet cable for The Other Device. Periodically I'll reach back there and make sure both cables are all the way in because sometimes they get pulled out a bit. Just now I reached back there, felt something very warm, then touched the usb charger, which was scorching hot. The cables were still plugged into it but it wasn't charging anything. It was just.... like burning lava hot. As I type this it's been like ten minutes since I unplugged it and it's still slightly warm. what the fuck y'all

[firexima]

can i ask what device you are using for drawing? (what tablet model) do you recomend it?

Tablets:

iPad Pro 12.9-inch 5th gen—256GB

—> (I primarily draw with this)

Wacom Cintiq 22 21.5-inch Screen, DTK2260K0A

—> (I primarily animate with this)

Wacom One 13 DTC133

—> (I use this to animate when traveling)

Pens:

Apple Pencil 2nd-gen (for my iPad)

Wacom KP504E Pro Pen 2 (for my Wacom Cintiq)

Wacom One Pen CP91300B2Z (for my Wacom One)

What I would recommend depends entirely on the person— what they’ll use it for, how often, and how long.

In terms of their quality, I have had no issue whatsoever with any of them. They all work wonderful for me. The pen pressure, screen display, latency, precision and all of that are great for me— I don’t notice anywhere where I’d want higher quality. If you got something of even higher quality than them, I really don’t think you’d notice the difference.

TLDR:

-iPad Pro is easy to take anywhere with you, big screen, good storage, muscle memory from previous mobile use carrying over and thus also more familiar.

-The differences between Apple Pencils is big, choose carefully.

-Wacom Cintiq 22 vs Wacom One: Cintiq has a bigger screen and is sturdier but large and heavy, while Wacom One is lighter and better for traveling but smaller screen.

Putting the more in detail stuff under Read More because I realize I talk waaaayy too much

iPad Pro:

For drawing, personally an iPad has always been my must-have. I draw all the time nearly every day, for work, for fanart, for college, for fun, for relaxing. It has been essential for me that I can take it pretty much anywhere with me, as opposed to a computer tablet that I’d need an outlet, computer and desk space to use.

Screen size has been helpful for me since my switch from my iPad mini to my iPad Pro it’s been much easier for me to draw details without having to hunch my back and strain my eyes. I can make bigger confident strokes and can ofc also see more of my drawing. Personally, smaller screens often lead me to have my canvases feeling cramped and my drawings end up reflecting that.

The storage space is also very important for me since my Procreate files get heavy fast— especially with me duplicating canvases to save progress and avoid corruptions leading to huge losses. I pretty much only use my iPad for drawing— I’ve had mine since 2022 and currently Procreate takes up 114 GB of storage. Also note, this (and the model of iPad) impacts how many layers you get on your canvases in Procreate.

For the majority of the time I’ve been drawing I have done so on mobile so I am way more used to holding the screen and using my fingers with the screen additionally to the pen (and before my iPad Pro, only my fingers to draw) so a lot of my muscle memory for drawing is built on that. I find I always make better drawings when working on an iPad than working on a tablet and computer— but that’s me. Other people have it the other way around or no difference, it depends on the person.

In terms of the Apple Pencil, I absolutely think it’s essential to have one that is 2nd generation or newer if you draw a lot. The difference in how they charge is huge. For both the 1st generation and USB-C pens, they need to charge via cable charging. The 2nd generation charges when it magnetically connects to the side of your iPad. My sibling has an older pen and the difference is insane to me. With the older pens, when they run out of battery, you’d connect them and let them charge. With the 2nd gen— you don’t even ever get to a point where you’d need to stop using it to charge it. It charges incredibly fast and lasts unbelievably long. In the years I’ve used it, there has only been maybe 3 times where it has run out of battery, and always within about 5 minutes it already has more than enough battery to keep going for hours. Those times it has also only run out of battery because I was pulling an insane amount of consecutive hours only drawing. Otherwise, anytime you take a break or stop for a bit, because you’d connect it to the side of your iPad anyways, it charges.

If you don't plan to draw that much during the day and you wouldn't mind stopping to let it charge, you can definitely get an older one- but in that case you really need to put thought into which one of the two. 1st gen is less comfortable, the charging is more hindering for drawing and the cap at the bottom is easy to lose, but the USB-C pen doesn't have pressure sensitivity which makes a very significant difference in the quality of your art and the control you have. It's possible to try to emulate the looks that pressure sensitivity will give you when it comes to line weight variation, opacity and more, but it is going to take you much longer and personally-be less fun. I would only get that pen if you don't plan to draw with it. That said - also be careful and double-check compatibility between Apple Pencils and iPads.

Wacom Cintiq 22 & Wacom One 13:

In terms of tablets for computers— the wacoms I have are the only tablets I’ve used so I have nothing to compare them to except eachother. I haven’t used another brand or another Wacom model. The only exception is a Wacom intuos tablet but it’s been so long I can’t remember. The only thing I do remember, is that I personally definitely prefer the tablet having a screen but how bad you want that depends on the person.

Neither one has buttons for shortcuts on the tablets— so I have no idea how much I may be missing out. But as I have my laptop connected to the tablet right behind it and a bit to the left, muscle memory I have built with using shortcuts on the keyboard that I almost always have my left hand out of sight, on the keyboard. It’s very effective for me and I don’t really need to think about where I’m placing my fingers to use the shortcuts I need so I feel I’m not really as comparably slow as I otherwise would be. Either way, the pens have two buttons on them (and the pro pen has the function to automatically act as an eraser when flipped around) that help with any keys or clicks I might want.

What I prefer about my Cintiq over the Wacom One is definitely the screen size. It is heavier and way bigger which lets me work way faster. I’m currently studying animation so I end up with a lot of work I need to get done and done well. Here, the screen size difference is even bigger and so is the difference in how comfortable and efficient I am drawing as well as again— my canvas feeling less cramped. The difference in quality when it comes to this is even more important for me as the majority of the work I do illustrating is done for fun whereas the majority of the work I do animating is professional. Not only that, but it’s more important for me to be able to better create the illusion of depth in animation and have things move in space— and my ability to do this is the one that is most impacted by the size of my screen as I have a significantly harder time with this when the screen is smaller— especially since animation software already makes the portion of the screen you’re drawing on even smaller.

The advantage of the Wacom One over the Cintiq is that the Cintiq is large and heavy and this can also be a big disadvantage especially when traveling. I’m an international student so I’m constantly going home and back to college as well as additional trips. Before I had the Wacom One I made the mistake of attempting to take my Cintiq somewhere with me. The other few times I did this, it worked, but it was heavy and took up a load of space— but in one instance the screen of my Cintiq got deeply scratched that not only were visually immediately apparent but also went deep enough into the screen you could always feel the ridges. Luckily, this was on the outer edge of the bottom of the screen and has pretty much never been in the way of the area I actually use to draw— but I never again tried taking my Cintiq on a trip with me. The Wacom One is a world of difference in traveling. Although I still need to pack the cables for it, it’s as light and thin as my iPad. It also uses significantly less desk-space which is also great for travel because I have a much easier time setting it up and finding desks where I can set it up.

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All in all, whether I recommend it to you or not depends on what you need, your preferences, what you’re gonna use it for, how long you’ve been making art and if it’s a side hobby or your main interest/potential future career/career, your budget, etc…

Know that you can always use the cheapest of options just fine and make them work, as long as they function. In the beginning I’d draw and animate on my iPod and then iPad mini with my finger. I’ve been drawing and animating digitally for 10+ years now and am pursuing animation as a career so investing in more expensive devices that are higher quality is definitely worth it and recommended. But if you’re doing this for fun, you just need what works and makes it fun. If you feel you’ve reached a wall to what the device can do and you’re wanting to go beyond that and it’s something you enjoy and spend time on, upgrading is also worth it! And what you upgrade to depends entirely on what you like and need.

[shinovii]

Welp they finally did it, Nintendo gave us a first look at the fabled Switch 2. I guess they were sick of the leaks being passed around so wildly, would've figured they'd hold this off till way later if it weren't for that. Although I will say, kind of a missed opportunity to call it the "Super Nintendo Switch" for an NES/Super Nintendo vibe but Nintendo definitely needed to be as blunt as can be (the Wii U name and marketing disaster really changed their whole approach after all).

So far it's looking to be a pretty good improvement on what the original Switch models already have: better kickstand, USB-C on top and bottom (much needed when using a charging cable), the Joycons are magnetic which make em snap into place, the dock looks different but that's really it from first glance, and really it's just bigger all around (though I'm almost certain a Lite model is in the cards a while after release). Dunno about the analog sticks however, they look fine but I really hope they are vastly improved upon after all the drifting issues people had. Not to mention the backwards compatibility thank the high heavens...

I gotta hand it to them for flat out telling us it can play original Switch games both physically and digitally (means I can take my time playing these games even more), making it clear that yes you can keep buying original Switch games and not regret the purchase, but that caveat there:

I hope this only means some "very" specific games cause this raises questions for me, Nintendo. Upside though, at least our accounts don't have to be separate.

Only other things I'm curious about are the specs and price, but knowing Nintendo they'll make it just powerful enough to handle anything thrown at it and just affordable enough to get without breaking the bank (balancing price per power always did feel like their forte anyways).

All in all Nintendo did good so far, they improved on existing stuff, made it clear it's different enough and is backwards compatible, and really didn't have to make it a spectacle since it really feels more like a fine step-up in the Switch life cycle (makes sense really, within the top 3 best selling systems of all time you're not just gonna "switch" gears from that hehe). But hey...

...at least we're getting Mario Kart!

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2025 reccomendation list.

Ok: I'm not paid for any of this stuff. It's all things I bought with my own money. I do not have affiliate links, it's merely my personal opinion which is, of course, flawless and correct in every situation.

Starting out with clothing:

Cooling Blanket

Weirdly these work. You can grab them on Amazon. You're looking for the Arc Chill technology. They work by being silky and sheer on one side which contacts your body. The other side is fuzzy and acts like a heatsink. They'll drop the apparent temperature by several degrees.

Cooling Shirt

There are probably a bunch of these if you know that they exist. The ones I use are the UniQlo Airism stuff. It's like personal air conditioning.

Cooling Fan

It's a fan. It's electric and it's quiet. What's not to love? Aha BUT it's actually for clipping to the handle or fame of a baby stroller. So it's got batteries! Meaning you can clip it to a desk edge, bed frame etc. Recharge with USB, use it as a power bank, take it on your commute etc. They have stepless speed controls in some cases, or even LEDs for camping. Which turns out to be quite handy for doing your nails or reading small print. And because they're designed for use on babies, they tend to be super quiet. Great if you work in a call centre where you can't plug anything in, and they turned off the aircon to save money!

Personal Orb

A small, golf-ball sized glowing sphere that uses magnets to attach to its charger or any metal surface - Including some of those magnet plates you can stick inside or under cupboards, onto walls etc.

It has an app for configuring the lighting patterns and colours, checking the battery etc. but will happily run without it. Is dimmable and can output a nice low warm-white light or enough light to read by (Enough to illuminate the room to be honest).

Because it remembers it's last on-state you can set it to dim red and click it on and use it at night to avoid waking your SO. Can be locked and thrown in a bag as a way to illuminate your bag, hotel room, extra light in a bathroom (They're waterproof!!), camping, under-shelf lighting... I throw mine in the washing machine and dryer to see if I left anyting inside. You can even use a magnetic hook to hang it up (amazon has plenty).

Also... day to day it's a fun alternative to turning lights on. It's got that 'Walking with a candle' vibe without the 'oops burned the house down'.

Also... look at this thing. It's in rainbow mode here, and about three times life size.

$20 from olight, who will most likely throw in a keychain flashlight if you're a new customer. DO get the charging cable. It's the only way to charge it.

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So I noticed my usb power bank was making a tiny crunching noise.

When I say “tiny,” I mean like a hyperacusis-exclusive kind of noise. For context, I have practically-off-the-charts literally-too-sensitive-to-measure-with-standard-equipment (according to my employer, a AuD, PhD audiologist) levels of hearing, and I only heard this with the powerbank held next to my ear in a  quiet room.

I then noticed the noise was significantly altered by me making gestures on my phone and slightly altered by touching the cable. I tried unplugging my phone, the noise goes away. I try turning my phone off while it’s plugged in, the noise goes fucking insane, but still extremely quiet.

What is this mystery crunch, you ask?

Well, I did some thinking and my theory, described with rather loose regard for terminology, is as follows:

First, the givens: 

The voltage regulation circuitry inside of the power bank involves a few inductors.

Those inductors produce magnetic fields.

The field each inductor produces varies with voltage and/or current. (I’m not doing math here so I don’t care which we’re considering) And finally, the voltage and/or current across each inductor in the power bank circuit *depends on the load on the charger.*

My phone was using a *slightly different* amount of energy when I made a gesture, and using *probably a fair bit more* but also a less consistent amount of energy while sleeping and charging. 

This tiny variation in load from my phone on the power bank (and even tinier changes in capacitance of the cable from my nearby flesh) was modulating the magnetic field produced by some random inductors which was, in turn, *VIBRATING UNRELATED TINY (PRESUMABLY BITS OF METAL) FERROMAGNETIC COMPONENTS BY FRACTIONS OF A MICRON AND PRODUCING A *TINY FUCKED UP CHRUNCHING SOUND*

Overall, I think this tracks pretty well with how the noise sounded like a filtered version of directly listening to the electrical noise induced by a microprocessor running or directly playing an arbitrary binary file like it was a (wav-like simple sample sequence) sound file. (Don’t worry about how I know what those sound like)

I don’t know what I’m going to do with this information. I just discovered that my power bank is a cursed little smartphone stethoscope. 

Hyperacusis is *the weirdest* shitty superpower.

I’m adding a couple more questions for god besides relativity and turbulence.

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Vaporesso LUXE 80 Manual Kit Specifications

Output: 80W Max

Chipset: Axon Chipset

Wattage: Adjustable

Battery: 18650mAh External Battery

Pod: GTX 26 Replaceable Pod

Pod Capacity: 5mL

Airflow: Adjustable

Filling: Top-fill

SSS Leak Resistant

Coils: Compatible with GTX Coil Series

Charging: Type C Fast Charging

Display: 0.96″ TFT Screen

What In The Box Vaporesso Luxe 80 Review

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1 x 0.2ohm GTX Mesh Coil

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1 x Type-C Charging Cable

1 x User Manual

1 x Warranty Card.

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Fintie Slim Case for my Samsung Galaxy Tab E 9.6 - Full Item Review

Time for another round of bringing today’s review on April 2024. I’m thankful enough after getting through some secret art trade errands later, but for awhile working some art projects in secret like always. For now though, it’s time to focus on bringing this before saving two item reveals later. This here’s my new slim tablet case branded from Fintie. You’ll probably remember back where I’d had the first branded one from last year. This time, it’s for my Samsung Tab E device that may surprise you. Never thought I’d brought back with this older tablet for so long, but mostly few years back where I’d had to turn off due to an unfortunate incident for its USB charging cable. (Link Here)

I don’t wanted to running off its battery life if I’d continued to use it afterwards. Well lucky for me, the wait is finally over as I’m planning to save for my next review soon.

⬆️ (1st to 3rd Images) (March. 27th, 2024 from 5:20 to 5:21 A.M.; two days ago after receiving my slim tablet case from my mom.)

I’d unboxed from its packaging, but sure bring back that time for my first Fintie tablet case unboxing we’d ordered by mistake last year. Let’s just say I learned a lesson not to rush in before ordering the wrong item with my mom. At least now I have with the JETech tablet case(s) for my 5th gen iPad later….twice. 😅

(Link Here #2)

(Link Here #3)

(Link Here #4)

Thankfully after careful consideration through Amazon.com searches, I found the right size for my old Samsung tablet to fit in; hopefully.

⬆️ (4th to 7th images; from 5:23 to 5:25 A.M.) (Edited)

Continuing on with my first iPad Air tablet case from Fintie, I just wanted to make a quick comparison between with the slim tablet case to give it a better look. Seems that the iPad Air case was bigger than the slim case I’d topped with. Though no surprise for having their different designs that were made for specific tablet sizes. Having said that, at least I’d gotten this shown unless if I can have my own iPad Air to bring; whether or not for this year later.

⬆️ (8th and 16th Images; from 5:27 to 5:30 A.M.) (Edited)

Just before I can move forward, I wanted to bring my previous tablet case for this review. Unfortunately, this is exactly where I'm about to move on after with my previous tablet case showing its age. if you wanted to refresher your memories, this is my ProCase Galaxy Tab E 9.6 Case I'd had with me since Oct. 21st, 2020. I've talk about it throughout my previous review that trying to secure my android tablet for recent years. It does came with its own stylus pen, but rarely use even after covered up in the first half segment. 🤷

(Link Here #5)

(Link Here #6)

However as of 2024, it's time for my ProCase tablet case for retirement. Despite having to hold on; at least while with my Samsung tablet device temporarily turned off for so long. Though being said, it finally to show its age as I took photos with my 5th gen iPad. There's even some tape I'd tried to patch on the top; from the inside as I opened the case itself. As much it was disappointing to see, but that’s exactly where I’m saving my new tablet case already. At least knowing it’ll be kept safe into my drawers as my choice. Not before I can use it for another comparison later though.

⬆️ (17th to 22nd Images; from 5:32 to 5:34 A.M.) (Four edits; two separate own images)

Now we’re getting into my new slim tablet case a closer look. It’s gonna be different than what I did with my ProCase tablet case; after years of using. I’d even check around with its slim back shell design to the magnetic clip-on every time of open and closes. It doesn’t have sleep/wake function with my Samsung tablet, but at least does secure to protect its touchscreen I was thinking of. 🤔

Having said that, it was a nice slim case to show. 🙂👍

⬆️ (23rd to 28th Images; from 5:35 to 5:37 A.M.) (Four edits; two separate own images)

I went on making another comparison with my ProCase tablet case afterwards. It was pretty obvious both cases had made with different materials and fitting sizes when inserting my android tablet. Though my new slim case well be slightly lighter, but alongside with its hard shell design as I’d mentioned before. Not bad, however it seems my older case was a bit bigger than the slim case in my opinion.

⬆️ (29th to 37th Images; from 5:40 to 5:44 A.M.) (Four edits; five separate own images)

I’m now finally set up with my android tablet into this new slim case that you’d been waiting for. As expected, it fits neatly as I’d hoped that it was advertised. It also do in angles to make like a keyboard stand for typing; except while my android tablet turned off for now. Looks good still.

My Experience/Overall Thoughts: ⬇️

I’m very good after owning this new slim case that I wanted it for my old android tablet. I’m gonna miss with my previous tablet case that did the job of secure years later. With this new one though, at least its something I can get used to.

Hope you guys like my full review I’d worked on. It took days to get there from the beginning, but at least I’d tried my best of giving thoughts for my new slim case. Of course I’m not done as I’m saving my next review with two items to reveal. For now though, it’s finally break time for me. 🙂👍 Link down for more details with the Fintie Slim Case Tablet if you’re interested. ⬇️

Also….

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