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BINBOK big Joycon with a Switch carrying case. Use the code CASE for 10% discount.
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[Switch] Binbok RGB Big Joycon with a Switch Carrying Case 10% off - US$68.38 (~A$92.65) Delivered @ Binbok
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Associatedreipzr on 07/03/2022 - 18:29 binbok.com (401 clicks)
Last edited 07/03/2022 - 18:48 by 1 other user
Last edited 07/03/2022 - 18:48 by 1 other user
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No, Binbok is not a dropshipper.
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š¤·āāļø prove it, wheres your warehouse? or you dont have one?
Send me your email and I'll send you a photo of our warehouse. Or you can just search this brand name on Amazon or google it.
@reipzr: seems like you do have a warehouse, although it does still seem like your reselling;
https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Wireless-Joycon-Big-Sā¦
just getting supplier to put your branding on the package and charging 3x.
$30 extra (compared to past deals) for a plain looking case. Any different to the $12 cases found on Amazon?
This case is for big size Joycon. Different from others.
I know these get rave reviews, with most people finding the dpad to be a little bit of a let down, but can any owners comment on the analogue sticks?
After watching this video https://youtu.be/iwPQu9EIPqs I'm concerned they use sub-par analogue sticks but I don't really see the analogues mentioned as any point of concern, usually focus is just on the dpad not being great.
I've experienced analogue sticks like this previously, back when I played Xbox 360 quite a lot and ended up needing to replace some analogues as they ended up drifting. I pulled some out of a brand new 3rd party PS2 pad that I had around as the module/pins looked identical, but it was only after I soldered them in and I was testing it that I found they behaved just like the ones in the video above.
Trying to make my character run in a smooth circle (was playing Dark Souls at the time) was impossible because of how the analogues seemed to snap to up/down/left/right, and essentially my character ran in a square shape instead. Ended up having to pull the analogues out again and go with analogues I pulled out of an official controller that I used for parts.
Wondering if all the binboks are like this or if it's an isolated fault/particular batch of analogue sticks they have used.
How much the case standalone?
Does the case fit the oled as well?
Hey rep any chance of a deal closer to 70 aud on this? Looking at purchasing a case and new set of joycons or grips.
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