There definitely is a hardware issue apparently. Some people can send it for replacement controller, not sure about Malaysia.

Also apparently the newer controllers may have already be fixed at source.

https://www.cnet.com/news/nintendo-switch-j...vity-issue-fix/

according to the article, his was repaired instead of being replaced wor....
but sending stuff back to maxsoft for repair OTOH....

Possibly possible for repairs. But Nintendo not so popular like Playstation for someone to consider it as business. Salahkan Nintendo, Asia region never cover smh

There definitely is a hardware issue apparently. Some people can send it for replacement controller, not sure about Malaysia.

Also apparently the newer controllers may have already be fixed at source.

https://www.cnet.com/news/nintendo-switch-j...vity-issue-fix/

there's a nintendo @ .hk

My only issue with the Switch is minor. Like the battery indicator is kinda derpy for me. A few times it indicates that it was low in battery like 15%, shut it down and opening it again makes it 20% or so. But nothing much besides that for me. No L joycon issue, no stratches (still no screen protector and docks a lot) and other issues. Now that I remember even my Wii U gamepad screen never had screen protector and it never scratches before as well. Wii U screen plastic felt cheaper and not even as glossy as Switch. Doing good so far.

Just finished Zelda as well with most of the side quest and riddles. 10/10. Mix feeling whether to make it my most favourite Zelda or not against Wind Waker. Or just call it even xD

There is no design issue with the Joy-Con controllers, and no widespread proactive repair or replacement effort is underway. A manufacturing variation has resulted in wireless interference with a small number of the left Joy-Con. Moving forward this will not be an issue, as the manufacturing variation has been addressed and corrected at the factory level.

We have determined a simple fix can be made to any affected Joy-Con to improve connectivity.

There are other reasons consumers may be experiencing wireless interference. We are asking consumers to contact our customer support team so we can help them determine if a repair is necessary. If it is, consumers can send their controller directly to Nintendo for the adjustment, free of charge, with an anticipated quick return of less than a week. Repair timing may vary by region. For help with any hardware or software questions, please visit http://support.nintendo.com.

So if you send back the joycon that is having those desync issue, Nintendo will just place a non-conductive foam at the metal box to solve the issue. As identified by most people, the metal box is the thing that is effing up the signal. Easy fix, just adding a small foam managed to strengthen the signal.

Before:


After: small square looking black foam


Sos

Nintendo's official statement:

those country with official Ninty presence, good for them as they can just drop by for "repair"

here we gonna fork out RM100 just to send back to Maxsoft and wait for dunno how long

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

if you can source for the same foam material used by them, i guess no harm

seems to be a special kind of isolation foam that will block out interference, or a conductive foam that boost the signal, not sure which one yet
but doubt we can find it easily in local hardware stores

maybe only the faulty joycon got no foam.... forgot to put it in factory... lel

but according to the CNet article, a new perfect joycon doesn't have that foam (:
btw i bought one of this and it seems to work, haven't try charging while playing zelda tho