Just a bit of fluff, but I’m always amused that we have collected enough data to often pinpoint out a mistake like that.
I'm a bit hesitant due to the spreadsheet entry of XAW7000928XXXX... It is also on JBHIFI store and that's a 3.0.2.
I'll try to snipe something over the week and if I don't see anything better I might give it a shot.
The odds were obviously not in your favour, but I reckon places like Amazon with large inventories will probably be more likely to have the low FW ones lurking around. For example where I work, its a relatively small retail store in a kinda remote area, and we only hold 4 Switch consoles in stock at any one time. We don't order any more until all 4 are sold, and then we bring in another 3-4. This almost guarantees that we'll always have new consoles in at all times.
I'd imagine a place like Amazon might hold dozens at any one time, and would probably restock long before they completely sell out. Meaning they probably have early batch consoles lurking around at the back of the pile while the front of the pile is constantly rotating and restocked.
I'd imagine a place like Amazon might hold dozens at any one time, and would probably restock long before they completely sell out. Meaning they probably have early batch consoles lurking around at the back of the pile while the front of the pile is constantly rotating and restocked.
I asked myself the same question and I think what it comes down to is this. Right now it is not worth it. There's hardly any homebrew apps, loaders, etc available. And I'd bet the moment you get this, it will probably gather dust until the homebrew scene starts to pick up.
But what's important is that it will (or at least should) be worth it in the future, so you need to look at this as sort of an investment. As far as we know, it might become more difficult to get a exploitable 2nd Switch as time goes on, so getting one now while you can might be for the best.
For all we know, the next exploit might require a specific FW version, that might require a specific game, which might shoot up in price as the demand rises. All we know is that there's a future exploit coming, but we have no idea what it will cost us.
And also you have to consider how valuable Nintendo's services are to you. I only have one Wii U but mines was hacked as I felt the game library, online features, etc weren't good enough for me to feel I need to protect my main account and go "legit" whilst using a 2nd console for hacking. Where as on the Switch, I feel like this is a far more popular console, there's a more promising library of games ahead of us, plus there's going to be a paid online subscription. All of which I want to protect and not compromise by hacking my Switch console. So I'd rather keep a 2nd Switch for homebrew whilst still enjoying online Smash Bros, Pokemon, etc in the future on my main "legit" Switch.
XAW40006 has version 3.0.2
Bought this one from eBay from the 5000 unit seller manhattanproducts bought March 9th.
Hope that helps. Didn't see it on the list.
Bought this one from eBay from the 5000 unit seller manhattanproducts bought March 9th.
Hope that helps. Didn't see it on the list.
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