Hardware White Switch? Why not! :)
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Looks pretty nice although I am not a big fan of white.
The only thing I don't like is the logo on the back, it doesn't look as good and they removed the branding (I get why they removed the branding, it just looks kinda bad)
How is the quality? Often 3rd party shells are very cheaply made and not as durable or as nice feeling as the original.
Because black is fingerprint magnet
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Personally, it feels more durable than original. Although you can tell immediately it is not original. it has a different feel to it, but it is not a bad feeling.
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The only replacement shell I'd ever get is a SNES-themed one.
That would go so well with my SNES N3DS.
That would go so well with my SNES N3DS.
Isn't this skin?The only replacement shell I'd ever get is a SNES-themed one.
That would go so well with my SNES N3DS.
It is, that's easily cleaned though. White tends to stain more easily in my experience. Though it only used to be an issue with older devices which had worse plastic.Because black is fingerprint magnet
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White cars are much harder to keep clean, because people drive them everyday.
White plastic that will stay inside your house most of the time, is much easier to keep clean. It isn't going to be outside, being drenched with rain, snow, sun constantly beaming down, fading the color, like the car. Unless the person themselves are a slob and don't keep themselves clean, or care about the condition of their stuff.
White plastic that will stay inside your house most of the time, is much easier to keep clean. It isn't going to be outside, being drenched with rain, snow, sun constantly beaming down, fading the color, like the car. Unless the person themselves are a slob and don't keep themselves clean, or care about the condition of their stuff.
@Kubas_inko the backplates I've seen on their store has "Super Switch" on the back but yours only has "Switch". Did you ask for that or they just changed the design after the promotional pics were made?
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