Until Nintendo ramps up production and distribution again, finding a Switch for a reasonable price will be nearly impossible in territories like Europe and the United States. You can wait patiently, or you can do what this fan did, who claims to have built his own Switch for around $ 200 using spare parts and repair bought from China and online auctions.
It sounds too good to be true, but we've seen successful attempts to build electronics like this at home in the past. The most famous was that of engineer Scotty Allen who lives in China and was able to find all the necessary parts, whether original or third-party replacements, to build a fully functional iPhone from scratch. The immense popularity of the iPhone made finding the necessary parts relatively easy (it wasn't that easy when you built an Android phone from scratch), so it's safe to assume that given the success of the Switch (and that more than one console has had problems with your joycons), there must be a growing market for console replacement parts.
Known simply as Sarbaaz37 on his Imgur account, the hardware hacker has shared a detailed post with pictures documenting not only all the parts needed to make something like this, but also its cost and the complex process of assembling a Nintendo Switch from scratch. . We should keep in mind that this is not simply the project of a fan who is just desperate to play Animal Crossing. The first tricky step is to obtain the parts, which Sarbaaz37 estimates took a little over a month, followed by the actual construction, which requires real experience in electronics.
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