No it's not. Airlines restriction on powerbanks or open-carry-on-persons is 100Wh. Converting 30,000mAh with maximum 3V to watthour is 90Wh. https://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/headqu...d_batteries.pdf

Which is why you see most powerbanks tops out at 30000-32000mAh. With airline's approval, you can even carry up to 160Wh batteries. Only condition is, hand carry only, no checked in luggages. No batteries, even the smallest dry cell ones are not allowed to be checked in. It's easier to deal with visible fire in the cabin than out of sight slow-burning ones in the cargo hold.

bought from truegamers haha
I just wanna know how long is the warranty?

Switch Pokemon is pretty much a confirm. I mean it's stupid if they don't release one..

Bernard dah close shop though.

should be dun have any waranty seals right? seems i can do the repair myself if it does not void the waranty

My left joycon occasionally has sync issues.
Sometimes I lose control of it for 3-5 seconds.
I'm sitting 1m away from my docked switch.

Any possible way to resolve this ?

I pulled the trigger on the HK Nintendo Switch sold by DirectD.

Now I'm wondering if I have to get an adapter for the plug in HK. Any sifus here had experience with overseas units?

Console only but at least the price is the same for Neon and Grey. They also have ready stock.

I checked like 10 stores in Sapporo all sold out so I'm in a trigger-happy mood, cost be damned.

Someone carrying a single stick of match into the plane is more dangerous than 300 properly assembled and manufactured powerbanks.

For the Switch, they should change it. It's not acceptable anymore, antiquated practice. Game saves are in the internal memory, not on the card itself, so there is no way to back em up currently. At least for people in the US, their customer service is easily accessible, problems easily rectified, unlike us here. Once gone, it's gone forever.

guys is it true that Japan set can be claim waranty at maxsoft sG?got a seller telling me this.