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In addition to that, unlike a lot of our competitors, we are proud of our “made from refurbished” Joy-Con sets which sell at a rate of 10 to 1 when compared to the “made from new” option. It’s the best value for the customer, letting everyone get a custom Joy-Con that they might not have otherwise been able to afford and the refurbished ones are assembled with so many new parts in them, that it’s pretty much just the original PCB that’s in there. You really would not be able to spot any difference, visually or functionality wise. It also helps to reduce e-waste by repurposing tech that otherwise would be discarded. We also like to say that it’s cool to own a new set that has a lot of gaming stories to tell from its previous lives.

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