Nintendo Switch Teardown - Take apart - Inside Review

Its time to open up the new Nintendo Switch and see how it works on the inside. I take apart the Nintendo Switch in my new video to look at the heat pipe, and how the system does its cooling. It also has removable memory.

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[danieldavid]

6:28 "I personally wanna play Zelda later, though."

Last video: *destroys the X-Button*

[GlaciaGalaxy]

This is actually interesting to me, seeing the inside of something like a switch and seeing how it works...without me having to break mine lol.

[KimberlyNicole]

I don’t understand anything you’re saying, but your voice sounds nice so I’ll keep watching.

[rj-njuk]

If this guy ever eyeballed your electronic gadget. Hide it quickly. Believe me.

[tomp]

0:54 "i accidentaly broke the joycon rail"

[ravenx]

"but I'll leave my screen intact for now..." *has burn marks and scrapes all over screen*

[makx]

"it had a rough few days, and the violence isnt over just yet"

who hurt you

[bransongray]

I used this video 2 years ago when working for a repair store to change a bad battery. Today I used this video again to fix the non-functioning power button on my own switch. Thanks for making these videos man.

[borademiray]

You forgot to remove the sim card tray

[JoseAngelGalvez]

Thermal paste loses a ton of its properties after separating both parts, air bubbles will penetrante increasing cpu temperature. Beware of the temperatures, sudden shutdown of the device or throttling/stuttering while playing. I would for sure replace the paste every time I remove the heat pipe.

[PkGam]

Wants to play Zelda later:
-"Accidentally" tears off Joy-Con rail.
-Melts screen.
-Scratches screen.
-Scratches all surfaces.
-Cuts through analog stick rubber.
-Chews up X-button.

[freefireonline]

Tech fan: This is good video.

Nintendo fan: YOU MONSTER !

[bocasims]

“Normal” screws. He loves making fun of apple

[TheYuccaPlant]

1:47 I thought for a second that was chewing gum from the guy that's responsible for the fingerprints

[mustafashihab]

6:35
Putting it together should be easier than taking it apart...😂

For me is the opposite...

[ItzAlexxxx]

6:28
“I pershonally want to play Zelda later though”

I’m dying 😂😂

[slitheriss]

*"No Nintendo Switch consoles were harmed in the making of this video."*

[GerryCrooked]

How can you have such a relaxing voice while destroying stuff? 😅

[shishirkarnik]

I just want a Nintendo switch, and this guy is ripping it apart!😂😂

[NigelStratton]

My boy must have pulled the headphones at some point because he only had audio in one ear. I pulled the back and silver plate off. Found a broken solder joint, fixed it and both audio channels work!

Thanks Jose for the tip on thermal paste, going to get some now and fix that.