Nintendo Switch is a characteristic game machine that can be used wirelessly like a portable game machine, but in that case, it is about the battery that becomes a neck by all means.
And if you've been using it for a while,
1. I can't charge it.
2. The battery is decreasing fast.
Problems such as will also begin to occur.
So this time, let's talk more about Switch's battery issues.
If you have recently lost your charge and feel that the battery is decreasing quickly, please refer to it.
In the first place, the battery life of Switch is not so long.
It's not well known, but the Switch battery isn't going to last long in the first place.
This is well described on the official website, but even if you charge it at full price, the charge will expire in about 2,5 hours to about 6.5 hours.
And, it is announced that it is about three hours in the case of the popular software "The Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild" though the charge varies depending on the software.
In the case of a personal computer, there are some models that can be replaced with a large capacity battery later, but the Switch battery is built-in and cannot be easily replaced.
Two points to check when it is clearly shorter than the approximate duration
However, if you charge it at full time but only have less than two hours of charging, you can assume that the Switch battery is having a problem.
In that case, there are two points to check.
1. Make sure you're charging correctly
If you feel that your Switch is not charging well, the first thing you should check is whether you're charging properly.
When charging normally, are the following four points properly practiced?
1. I'm using a genuine Nintendo adubator.
2. It is powered directly from the outlet rather than the octopus foot wiring etc.
3. AC adapter is properly connected to the dock
4. Charging mark is firmly displayed
Please note that if this is not practiced properly, charging cannot be done properly.
2. Check if the battery has deteriorated
The battery built into the Switch will deteriorate little by little when charging repeatedly.
As a guide posted on the official site, when you charge about 800 times, you will be able to charge only about 80% of the new battery.
Therefore, if you have purchased Switch and have been using it for a while, it can be said that it is natural to say that the battery will become shorter and can not be charged.
What to do if the battery is degraded
If you've charged more than the above times and feel like the battery is getting faster, replace the battery.
The battery can be replaced in the following ways:
1. Have Nintendo's online repair reception replace you
Nintendo offers official repair services.
This repair service also supports battery replacement, so if the battery deteriorates, consider replacing it with an official repair service.
When replacing the battery with Nintendo, it was 4212 yen, so it is not very expensive even if you repair it regularly.
2. have a professional contractor repair it
It is also possible to repair at a non-regular store, rather than an official repair service.
If you ask Nintendo for repair, we will keep it, but in the case of a non-regular store, there is a possibility that it can be repaired on the day.
If you feel that your battery is bad or you don't have a charge, why don't you contact us once?
Summary
If you feel like you don't have a Nintendo Switch charge and the battery is getting faster, check the points you've just introduced and consider replacing the battery.
In that case, if you feel that the fee is high if it is official, please consider asking a professional trader.
If the battery is bad due to deterioration, there is only a replacement to deal with, but if you can replace the battery yourself, you can fix it cheaply!
