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I found a solution to drifting joycons
| Canned fucking air, lmao.
Nah, I understand that it's pressurised, and it *is* really good for clearing out dust and stuff, but still. Buying a can of air sounds ridiculously hilarious.
| I'm having a deja vu on the past Joy-con thread of a g/u/rl who said blowed so strong it fixed the drifting.
I got drifting on my day one Joy cons last year, and so far the new joy cons I bought after that haven't gave me drifing problems (true is I'm taking more care on them now) but I'm finding lately people being too annoying with the drifting thing... not that is not their fault of course
| It's the fault of the price on the Joy-cons (worst part is that you are mostly paying for features games not often use) but other controllers like the xbox 360 that had a lot of bumper issues and there wasn't much noise on it.
They should revise Joy-cons (maybe transform the Pro Controller into Joy-Con size, Pro controller doesn't have drifting issues and has better buttons) or Joy-Cons Lite that don't include all non-used bs
| >>580932 uhhh, this "chinese cheap crap" is still better than my official Xbox one controller that caught on fire
I'm not buying Microsoft stuff again
| >>580932 that's racist chinese is not equal to asian. Chinese equals to comunism (Delete this phrase).
Plus japanese tech never is cheap in value neither quality. It may have design issues, but I don't see any other country doing it better if they are doing so.
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| I just used canned air
Honestly, canned air solves 90% of my tech problems!
my PC was overheating when gaming, canned air cleaned the vents and boom now I can play stuff on ultra without overheating!
Joycons drifting solved with canned air
Jammed keyboard? canned air solved it
Mouse not moving ok because it got vapor inside? Canned air
Arduino deodorant flamethrower low on range? added canned air for extra propulsion