Hardware where to sell a Switch 128GB nand

[nathone]

I upgraded my switch EMMC to 128GB, then again now to 256GB but now don't need my switch nand board with a 128GB EMMC chip on it.
The Switch reddit doesn't seem to have a trading section but links to here, however the sale section here now seems to be offline, and idea on where I should go to sell it?
I want to sell it to someone who knows what it is, and not have to tutor ebay buyers through a nand restore and re-partitioning a drive in linux.

Any advice on where you guys would go much appreciated.

 

[Zazaaji]

You need 100 posts to access the trade section.
Sadly I don't know anywhere else to sell something like that, other than maybe eBay and hoping no one reports it.

 

[nathone]

You need 100 posts to access the trade section.
Sadly I don't know anywhere else to sell something like that, other than maybe eBay and hoping no one reports it.

Aha that makes sense, would it be in breach of Ebay's rules i wonder..

 

[Zazaaji]

Technically it does, but you can find flash cards on the site too, which are also a violation, so it's truly just luck based if you'll get caught or not.

 

[hippy dave]

I don't see why it would violate Ebay's rules unless it had games already installed on it, which would be pointless as they wouldn't work on a different Switch.

 

[nathone]

I don't see why it would violate Ebay's rules unless it had games already installed on it, which would be pointless as they wouldn't work on a different Switch.

That's true, I would also be worried of people buying it thinking it was a drop-in replacement and claiming a full refund (and keeping the item) when they found out they need to do the back/restore/extend process. It isn't very beginner friendly yet.

 

[Zonark]

How much are you trying to get for it anyways I thought those were almost worthless since it’s a reflowed addon

 

[nathone]

How much are you trying to get for it anyways I thought those were almost worthless since it’s a reflowed addon

not sure why it would be worthless, I have done most of the hard work, but its now a drop-in replacement for someone else.
You are wondering about long term reliability?

 

[Zonark]

not sure why it would be worthless, I have done most of the hard work, but its now a drop-in replacement for someone else.
You are wondering about long term reliability?

Yeah that’s my main concern I’ve actually thought about doing this myself but afraid it’ll lower it’s value... could be wrong given you technically have taken the hard part out. (These adds on mobile are terrible... can’t type anything) when you get into the sale section get a hold of me I’m familiar with the gpart tool and everything

 

[nathone]

Yeah that’s my main concern I’ve actually thought about doing this myself but afraid it’ll lower it’s value... could be wrong given you technically have taken the hard part out. (These adds on mobile are terrible... can’t type anything) when you get into the sale section get a hold of me I’m familiar with the gpart tool and everything

Sure,
The good thing about this way is that you remove the old nand board completely, in my case before I hacked my switch, so if i want to go online and give up CFW I can just switch nand board back over and its all nicely separated, with no soldering needed.

 

[Hayato213]

I want to sell it to someone who knows what it is, and not have to tutor ebay buyers through a nand restore and re-partitioning a drive in linux.

Good luck with that.