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Comment below if you've gotten a switch from Temu for less than $300... ($7, free, $100, etc.). I've had a few people say they have... but with my Temu experiences, I have a hard time believing it 😂
I would suspect that the actual $7 ones were sent to 'influencers' to drum up word of mouth for temu personally, that seems the normal tactics employed by these companies
They do have $7 but only at specific time for a limited amount. People buy a $7 Switch tells everyone then those people try out the app bc someone they know personally got a something legit, even though they probably won’t be able to get it. It’s a marketing deal.
@@TheGrimStrideI don’t think anyone personally knows someone who got those crazy deals. I know someone who uses Temu but, they really just buy stuffed animals for their kid. I’m not surprised that they actually get what they want in those cases as they are also spending about $20-30 on them. Not under $20 for a $300+ console.
For 20 seconds I thought this dude (Jacob R) was gunna give us a legitimate review. It’s disgusting how he is sent legit JPN switches and he tells us that’s what we can get for $7 on Temu. Absolute BS. I’m just shocked an influencer what take such an obvious lie and spew it to his followers. FYI: any game console you buy off Temu will be a poorly constructed, laggy, knock off. You won’t get anything close to a legitimate switch.
People getting these from temu and other sites for cheap has actually forced Amazon to required sellers to certify that they are selling the US version of the TotK switch when listing it for sale on Amazon. Everyone getting the $7 switches has flooded the US market with these foreign region systems.
I appreciate the detail and effort that went into this video, but personally the fact that you diddnt buy the $7 switch is misleading. The issue is that, as far as I know, theres no way to be sure that the ones you actually purchased are the same ones you would be sent if you were to buy the $7 ones.
He put "$7" in quotation marks in the title, which is a big hint that the $7 Switch was not $7. He also clearly states in the video how much he paid and is SUPER CLEAR about it. You people act like he should reveal the conclusion of his video in the title. He spent a ton of money to make this video, and isn't required to tell you what he paid in the title. The title needs the "$7 Switch" part, so people know what the video is about. That isn't misleading at all, if anything, he is far and away clearer than most TH-camrs would be. He is spending money so other people don't have to waste their time.
My advice for shopping on TEMU would be the same I've upheld for Wish and AliExpress; Don't buy electronics, keep to simple stuff, I've gotten brushes, socks, just little things I wouldn't be sore over if it happened to be a knockoff.
Don't buy *built* electronics. When it comes to parts, AliExpress can often be a lifesaver (as long as you're not getting, say, more advanced ICs like microcontrollers, or PC parts)
I was on the Temu band wagon, loved the products and cost. However, I returned a dress because it did not fit. They issued me a credit. Then, they debited my back account the cost of the dress. Stating they did not receive the dress. So far, we are even except I don't have the dress. Then they send me a confirmation of receiving the dress. So, now they have the dress, they have the original payment and a second payment they debited from my account. I have been texting back and forth and they continue to state I have the credit. I decided I was tired of arguing with them and would use my credit and chalk up the $68.55 as a learning lesson. I tried to use my credit and received a notice that my credit was not available. I am posting this on all the Temu haul videos I can find. If you buy from Temu - do not return anything! They are horrible and have now charged me twice for a dress that I do not have.
I had an issue with some hats I ordered from them and wasn’t satisfied. They reimbursed my money and told me not to worry about sending the hats back… and this was all in a matter of 10 minutes.. super strange you had that issue
Call your bank and tell them it’s fraud, it is fraud and temu won’t fight your bank, you will get your money back.. don’t make it a learning lesson, don’t give those thieves your hard earned money
That 'odd' Hong Kong mains adapter is in fact a 100% legit UK adapter. Hong Kong is an ex-British colony, their power outlets are still the same as ours I believe.
Yep! I was going to comment about that. It's weird how Hong Kong get the correct plug while Singapore and Malaysia get the wrong plug on their Nintendo power adaptors (we get European instead of British plugs on ours) and have to use plug converters. Probably was a decision on the part of the local distributor. For me here in Singapore, I was able to get a power adaptor with the correct plug from a grey market seller, and I believe the distributors expected us to use plug converters.
You can tell it's a Japanese console by the serial prefix. NA consoles only start with XAW, XKW, XTW & XJW. Any other serial is foreign and can't be repaired by NOA but can be replaced with a domestic model. Japanese consoles will always end with J like XAJ, XTJ, XKJ, & XJJ. Foreign models won't have any issues downloading NA software and the digital software region is based on your account not the console. If you had a Japanese game card though you wouldn't be able to use NA DLC with it.
I understand your logic but its flawed, xaj xkj units are all,over the uk, with the 3 pin plug, china version (tencent). only has Chinese language, no nintendo id, have to sign in via wechat. hk version is the same as the western ones, and comes with a 3 pin plug as its a older british colony
"So uh my 7 dollar Switches cost me 400 dollars but like I wouldn't say it's a scam cause some guy on the internet said he got one for 7" All right man
Part of me was expecting all of these to be one of those "Famiclone" consoles with a bunch of NES roms packed in. Also, I highly doubt it's even possible for Switch consoles to be infected with malware.
@@CecilTheDarkKnight234 well if its modded yeah pretty easy but mostly likely unless its signed by nintendo the code wouldn't take unless it's modded and/or jailbroken unless it has some kind of exploit and most hackers hasn't even figured out one for newer switches
@@jeffreypeters5578 ahh true but only the launch or early switch models are capable. As for modding the others you need a modchip/board which requires some high level soldering skills.
I believe it's due to Nintendo coming out with a new version to keep up with handhelds like the Steam deck etc. They're made in China and Japan so there is probably a surplus of consoles left in their factories so knowing that gamers are going after the new they're selling them at a lower rate to make something off them opposed from letting them become even more obsolete to the point they wouldn't be able to give them away.
This is more about Temu than Nintendo. This is unrelated to the Steam Deck and Switch rivalry. The Oled isn’t really meant to compete since there no real significant upgrades to the hardware. It’s not a switch pro it’s just a switch with a prettier screen and other small quality of life changes.
I think TEMU has Chinese people buying up used Switches from Yahoo Auctions, Mercari etc in Japan and then sell it for almost no revenue. Then they make use of gained interest by applying viruses, social frauds etc.
if u got the one that copst around 300$ then u get the real switch 1 the 7$ u should know is a scam cus it cost more then 7$ just to make the switch but if u get the one that cost around 300$ u get the real switch new and its 50$ less then in the u.s but u will be geting a hong kong verson but still play american switch games and still got english wrighting just the box is in hong kong not english wrighting
1 thay don't make the clame this is a real switch but if u pay 300$ u can get a splatoon edition switch oled a real one and it do come in the mail unlike wish ware u get a box of rocks with temu u get a real switch well as long as u order the one that 300 and clame to be a real switch and I'm not the only 1 another youtuber payed 300 and got a real switch oled to cus 1 temu sell look alike but not 9nce do thay make a clame it's a real switch thay call it a gaming system not a switch I been ordering from temu and not 1 scam yet
I bought a brand-new switch from BestBuy and has issues connecting to 5G as well. Luckily I have 2.4 activated as well and after the update it worked just dandy on 5G. By the way: Anyone that has a little bit of understanding of the channels should look into the overlap with their neighbors. I moved mine to a different channel and the connection was night and day.
Yah moving channels to find a free spot is a doddle & definitely worth it. Also splitting your WiFi into 2.4 & 5GHz is a Good idea - did it years ago to support 3DS & Vita. UK viewer here.
I have only purchased from them once and every product was exactly as described .. I got like a belt walllet and a few other accessories and the quality was pretty good.. I think they are better than wish .. one thing though the Temu app is annoying with the notifications though ..
Temu, AliExpress, Wish and all other similar platforms literally exist to scam you. The products you get are either made of cheaper materials, are defective, not as described, or excess or liquidation stock direct from the factory
@@matthewdeatherage3436samE here lol...I like Temus and got a about 3-5 things and all are good...just as you said tho....the are relentless with notifications daily about deals n etc. Oh well 😂
It’s well known as THE $7 switch because that’s how Temu has advertised it for months. I for sure did buy the $7 switch, just had to pay more for it because it’s impossible to actually get it for $7. But there are indeed specific listings that Temu uses to sell THE $7 switch, so that’s the exact console I ordered.
I've had similar issues with Switch OLED not connecting to WiFi and it can unfortunately be a bad WiFi chip on the board (not to be confused with the WiFi antenna that sits on top of the heat shield which is easier to replace than the chip).
I had the same wifi issues with all of the switches I got from Temu. I just left the explanation in a separate comment, but I'll put it here as well to help spread the explanation to people interested: I didn't go into the wifi issue very much because retention data shows that most people don't care about the technical stuff, so I'll explain here. The 2.4GHz wifi issue I had was because I wasn't close enough to my router (which is a fault of the crappy network card in the switch - I was literally 20ft + 2 plaster walls away from my router, and in a spot where every other device I own has 0 issues). The bigger issue is that the upper channels in the 5GHz wifi band are blocked by both the Japanese and Hong Kong switch consoles. This is because there is a portion of the 5GHz wifi band that works in the US, but is restricted in Japan. So, if you're in the US (like I am) and your router is automatically assigning your wifi channels, you will likely have issues connecting to 5GHz. You can avoid this issue if you tell your router to not use those upper 5GHz channels, but the fact is, most people don't know how or don't want to do that. So while the switch is region free, your wifi experience will not be the same if you buy a Hong Kong or Japanese switch to use in the US.
Exactly! I switched my modem to 2.4 and I got a repeater for the 5G I think (?) and my switch is fine but I take it somewhere else with regular wifi and it has internet seizures
@@jrob0021where did you get those deals on temu? All i found was 300+ dollar switches 😅 i have been wanting an oled one for ages but they are so pricey
TEMU is run by the CCP in China. it is a scam. not a short con where they steal your info and use it but it is part of the CCP's long con where they just steal info and sit on it until it, may or may not be of use to them. It's next level data theft. I deleted the app and still get texts. There is some kind of BS a foot.
Just Famiclones. This is a really old game, nothing new. Some Famiclones are not that bad, though! You can stumble on one running a pretty decent emulator, sometimes!
well if they did, this 'switch' itself probably has malware on it. So it may work, but when you're putting in your credentials it may save it out (along with any attached credit card info) from which they could make their money back through that. used laptops/computers are prob more of a concern for viruses/malware, bc those platforms are much more open, but if something like that did happen on switch, it would explain the very low cost. They have to be losing money making it, the question is, why would someone sell you a product that costs them more to make? $ cost isn't the only factor, be wary, usually when something sounds too good to be true, it's bc there's some other factor in play. Like any of the 'free' social media sites, they aren't charging you, but they are selling your data and preferences to advert companies and the like, and that's where they get the money/value from
@@mutant_soy You cannot sell Nintendo products unless you have a Letter of Authorization from the Brand Owner that clearly states that "You [seller name] has their permission to sell their products.
The WiFi channels won't matter. My Japanese console connects with no issues. However, it is very possible there might be an issue with the console's internal wi-fi connection.
The wifi channels absolutely do matter. You can’t use the upper band on a Japanese switch because those frequencies are restricted in japan. Your 5GHz wifi probably just happens to run on the lower 5GHz frequencies so you don’t have that issue. I’ve tried this on 6 different switch consoles
I realize I didn't go into the wifi issue very far in the video, so here's the full explanation: The 2.4GHz wifi issue I had was because I wasn't close enough to my router (which is a fault of the crappy network card in the switch - I was literally 20ft + 2 plaster walls away from my router, and in a spot where every other device I own has 0 issues). The bigger issue is that the upper channels in the 5GHz wifi band are blocked by both the Japanese and Hong Kong switch consoles. This is because there is a portion of the 5GHz wifi band that works in the US, but is restricted in Japan. So, if you're in the US (like I am) and your router is automatically assigning your wifi channels, you will likely have issues connecting to 5GHz. You can avoid this issue if you tell your router to not use those upper 5GHz channels, but the fact is, most people don't know how or don't want to do that. So while the switch is region free, your wifi experience will not be the same if you buy a Hong Kong or Japanese switch to use in the US.
@@jrob0021Network engineer here, this is 100% accurate, upper bands and even some DFS channels are allowed to be used by consumer devices in the US but those channels are not permitted for use in Japan.
I mean, it's possible there's spyware or whatever but it just seems way more likely to me that Temu as a whole is just a front for selling stolen goods.
Hmmm they may not be stolen... Just the places where they are assembled are... "loosing some stock, due to unforseen hardware failure, gotta keep the quality control at an all time high, huh nintendo?" and then take perfectly fine consoles to sell them.
I didn't watch the video since people said it was misleading and not $7, but for anyone wondering, yes you can get a $7 Switch. My fiancé got one months ago during one of those "new hour" deals. Ya know the ones, like Wish would do? Where a new hour starts and they have a limited number available at that price and you have to be one of the first ones to checkout? Well he did, and now my 4 year old has a Switch. We were surprised when it actually came in too.
I know that not all electronics from temu might not always be the same as what it could be, but everything I've ordered has been good. I ordered socks, underwear, and some cool stickers and shovel shaped spoons. So while not everything is perfect, there is still some cool stuff
Cheap chinese crap can be nice but the group behind TEMU is not friend. It's a company essentially owned by China and it already has your Data. You ever wonder why they seem to constantly notify you of things on sale? EVEN AFTER YOU DELETE THE APP?
I purchased the so called $7 switch. I got it by checking at 10pm every night. The night I finally I got it, it was only $0.99. I paid $1.05 via paypal. And began my wait. It took one day longer than expected so Temu ended up giving me a $10 credit. I was essentially paid $8.95 to buy the Switch. I received the Splatoon Oled Japan edition with no adapter attached to box. I’ve had no issues. They no longer are doing this promotion, but I got it solely because I watch TH-cam all the time as it was an TH-cam ad.
@@yankis.Show me proof there temu is located in Boston and their parent company Is on the US Stock market I'm sure your phone Is made in a sweat shop better throw that away bet it has Spyware also
Haha main reason why I got premium. At this point it's kinda obvious they are pushing horrible ads with horrible music to push people to buy their subscription.
@@hancho8766just search for switch on Temu and find the listings that have review about the $7 switch. I don’t think they are actually doing the $7 thing anymore though, it doesn’t pop up at 10pm for me anymore
@@jrob0021 to your first reply - That’s a good point. It would make more sense that no one is actually getting them for that cheap, sounds sketchy to begin with. I thought a very small amount of people were getting it because of the “ten switches available at this time for $7” part but it sounds too good to be true. I thought you were one of those ppl lol
Watxh the whole video, he explains he paid around 350-400 depending on the console and he cant verify “reviews” saying that people paid only 7$ hes not a scammer lol
I think i may have to buy one just for the Splatoon Joy-Cons. $20 altogether more than likely with shipping included. Thats not a bad deal considering they are sold out by me.
@@aanngguusscclliinntt after a couple of days of trying, I have not been successful, and Temu's parent company has been linked to some sketchy stuff so I'm not comfortable putting my card on file if I end up getting one. Maybe a credit card would be the safe route but it's still a Chinese company
I am looking at this for my 6 yr old grandson will this be ok for his 1st nintendo game to try out & which 1 will you recommend for me to get for him...Thanks
Or buy cards so you never have to put your credentials? I don't know, maybe, just maybe, someone else in the world thought about that? Still.... won't stop the malware from spreading to your router and go crazy from there but eh what can you do.
I own a Japanese Switch, quite practically because they were much cheaper in Japan. (And I'm not adding my holiday travel to the cost) In Europe you'll pay around €330 for one and they rarely go on sale due to the (presumably) low margins. In Japan However they are much more affordable, I looked around Akiba and with the conversion at the time + the tax-free shopping, I managed to get a new OLED for €175. That's a huge discount for this type of hardware. There were used ones available too for even less. If those types of prices can exist on the market, temu would certainly have the capital to purchase a grand volume of them for a bulk discount increasing margin enough to make it interesting in NA or the EU, allowing them to sell them at MSRP for regular margin, and then every once in a while for 7USD or 10EUR without making a loss on it. It's effective marketing for a sketchy company of it's kind, but obviously it's safest to remember that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
I've been seeing these for $12-20 on Shein and just assumed it wouldn't work 😮 I can't believe it works. We don't connect to the internet anyhow until the kids are older.
Are the joy cons genuine and work fine? That’s what I’ve been wondering, I mean the console itself they could have done anything with it but the grip, dock, charger and cable they couldn’t really do much besides getting them dirty, and the joy cons i suppose they could also have some buttons not working or something but yeah
Tbh my regular switch that I bought at best buy in 2019 gets that network error a lot and sometimes I can't connect it to wi-fi for hours/days at a time, I called Nintendo support for it but nothing really helped. Maybe some switches just don't connect to routers very good?
The plugs for Hong Kong is UK standard, like they are in Iraq, Iran and quite a lot of foreign places that adopted the new British safety plug which replaced the older and more dangerous round pin standard which was killing more people a year than smoking back in the day as no fuses, no shielded prongs, heavy draw plugs unprotected except by the main boards two or three slow burn fuse wires which did pop but usually after frying humans or starting major fires so in the sixties HM Government said enough and ordered a new ultra safe system. The adapters are likely for those in HK who want to travel to mainland China who are on a different socket.
Skeptical this is a advertisement for Temu, here in England everyone is trying to get people on it for free items. Lots of videos about their marketing methods.
Yeah they all bought the 7$ nintendo switch from TEMU lol but I still don't get the thing to say "I bought the 7$ switch but I actually paid 551.66$" please TH-cam protect us from scammers !!!
I’m on eBay fishing for deals. I just got an oled w jcons for 89$. They listed it as a v2 so I swooped it up. Last month in jan I bought 28 switched and never paid more than 150$ including oled. Even game lots on eBay are good. 13 games for 125$ otd it came w hitters including totk all w Og cases. I never tried temu. What kind of deals can I expect from them? I’m sure they’ll have preloaded mig switch carts. Did you get the mig card and dumper?
All right, time for some Wi-Fi five knowledge. Wi-Fi5 channels go from 36 to 165. They are selectable within the router manually. Non-DFS channels work with all Wi-Fi 5 devices, whereas DFS channels may not always work with every device, and share bandwidth with weather and radar equipment, which has priority over your Wi-Fi signal. Roku and Amazon fire Stick are two devices that I have found that will not connect or stay connected to a DFS channel. But if you manually exclude DFS channels or hard set your router to a non-DFS channel, all the sudden your Roku or fire Stick work just fine. This is because the Wi-Fi chipset in the device is not fully Wi-Fi5 compliant. In the example in the video, I would recommend he set his Wi-Fi 5 GHz radio to a channel between 36 and 64, preferably 48 and see how that works. If you can observe interference from other APs, then shift the channel or the frequency until that interference is gone. If your neighbors leave there router and auto channel hop mode, you may experience intermittent interference.
I got one from a 'hat trick' event today. Need to invite like 2-3 more people though. Already 'invited' 3 on my other phones, and one on family members.
Honestly I have no problem with the whole getting non US Nintendo switch since all real Nintendo switches should be region free. I kind of been on the fence about putting my trust in Temu this video kind of helped me kind of make a decision honestly to me it's not worth the risk I rather go to a Walmart and buy a Switch lite there I have no interest in buying a Switch OLED temu sounds too good to be true when they first came out and as the saying goes if it's too good to be true it probably is
I can't finish watching the video as I have already had it interrupted three times by ads for Temu and one ad for Tiktok in six minutes. Absolutely disgusting what TH-cam has allowed to happen concerning ads. US Congress and rhe European Union need to look at this as soon as possible.
@@nunoraposo9889 I believe it’s a random promotion they do. It’s very limited now since everyone is on TEMU. I checked the price and it’s back up to original $360. I hope they do a promo again soon :)
Not a single Switch come up on Temu for me but only those emulator consoles. If it was indeed only $7 it was definitely some sort of money laundry going on. Temu is basically like Amazon or eBay where people can sell their staff. I can imagine these consoles were stolen or something. No way there is nothing wrong with them for $7.
It's not a scam if they're really giving away 10 OLED Switches a day for $7 as that's all their advertising. Only problem would be being 1 of the 10 to actually get one. Personally, I wouldn't even try as it's hard enough to buy a console that has millions upfront, PS5, as that took me almost a year. I was lucky with my Switches as I managed to get 2 from Best Buy because they allowed you to buy one of each color. Just had to pay for everything upfront. I then gave one to my nieces as a present.
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Also btw, you can't convince me that anyone has actually paid only $7 for this switch console 😂 I mean as you can see in this video, clearly anyone can buy this switch, but the whole $7 thing seems too good to be true to me... let me know what you think
Comment below if you've gotten a switch from Temu for less than $300... ($7, free, $100, etc.). I've had a few people say they have... but with my Temu experiences, I have a hard time believing it 😂
@@jrob0021I got a Switch Lite for like $150 bucks with tax rather than the standard price of 200+ with tax.
How did you find it for 7? I can only find it for 300+...
@@syruswatson5711its fake dude
@@jrob0021did you know temu they're under investigation for using slave labor to make some of their products right
I would suspect that the actual $7 ones were sent to 'influencers' to drum up word of mouth for temu personally, that seems the normal tactics employed by these companies
Yea you figure it out, it doesn't matter if you gave away 10k if you can bag 50k
He never showed how he unpacked the whole console, he always cut it together
They do have $7 but only at specific time for a limited amount.
People buy a $7 Switch tells everyone then those people try out the app bc someone they know personally got a something legit, even though they probably won’t be able to get it.
It’s a marketing deal.
@@TheGrimStrideI don’t think anyone personally knows someone who got those crazy deals. I know someone who uses Temu but, they really just buy stuffed animals for their kid. I’m not surprised that they actually get what they want in those cases as they are also spending about $20-30 on them. Not under $20 for a $300+ console.
For 20 seconds I thought this dude (Jacob R) was gunna give us a legitimate review. It’s disgusting how he is sent legit JPN switches and he tells us that’s what we can get for $7 on Temu. Absolute BS.
I’m just shocked an influencer what take such an obvious lie and spew it to his followers.
FYI: any game console you buy off Temu will be a poorly constructed, laggy, knock off. You won’t get anything close to a legitimate switch.
People getting these from
temu and other sites for cheap has actually forced Amazon to required sellers to certify that they are selling the US version of the TotK switch when listing it for sale on Amazon. Everyone getting the $7 switches has flooded the US market with these foreign region systems.
Forgive my ignorance of this. But genuine question, is there a problem with the Japan made systems being in the US?
@@j4ke2fl0w3they are not made for the us and I believe the dude who made the video said they have wifi problems
@circle1169 Then something is wrong because I have an entire collection of JP Nintendo consoles with 0 issues
@@j4ke2fl0w3 Not that I am aware of. They should work fine and Switches are region free. They likely wouldn't be under warranty though...
@@Clooger- Some nintendo consoles are region locked, so that could be an issue.
I appreciate the detail and effort that went into this video, but personally the fact that you diddnt buy the $7 switch is misleading. The issue is that, as far as I know, theres no way to be sure that the ones you actually purchased are the same ones you would be sent if you were to buy the $7 ones.
Not even that his title of the video is misleading too.
@@skyecloud968 did you not see the receipts?? he paid over 1k for all 3 consoles lol
@@dzjayyyeah so they’re all real
@@techsk8er1O5 yea I think so too😂 this guy is so good at baiting that nobody even took their time to look at the receipt
He put "$7" in quotation marks in the title, which is a big hint that the $7 Switch was not $7. He also clearly states in the video how much he paid and is SUPER CLEAR about it. You people act like he should reveal the conclusion of his video in the title. He spent a ton of money to make this video, and isn't required to tell you what he paid in the title. The title needs the "$7 Switch" part, so people know what the video is about. That isn't misleading at all, if anything, he is far and away clearer than most TH-camrs would be. He is spending money so other people don't have to waste their time.
My advice for shopping on TEMU would be the same I've upheld for Wish and AliExpress;
Don't buy electronics, keep to simple stuff, I've gotten brushes, socks, just little things I wouldn't be sore over if it happened to be a knockoff.
Yeah the main things, i did that too
Don't buy *built* electronics. When it comes to parts, AliExpress can often be a lifesaver (as long as you're not getting, say, more advanced ICs like microcontrollers, or PC parts)
Exactly!!!! Way to dangerous
I say that as well on very shop like those . Never buy electronics there , way to risky
Don’t buy from Temu at all. They apply slave labour among children to make their products remarkably cheap
my advice is to never shop at these places
Buy a hotdog next video.
He wont need to buy it it will be free if its from temu
No Chile cheese dog 😭
Just buy one without saying anything and eat it. Uncut. No context
Hot dog Nintendo switch
He Will get a dog with burn marks
I was on the Temu band wagon, loved the products and cost. However, I returned a dress because it did not fit. They issued me a credit. Then, they debited my back account the cost of the dress. Stating they did not receive the dress. So far, we are even except I don't have the dress. Then they send me a confirmation of receiving the dress. So, now they have the dress, they have the original payment and a second payment they debited from my account. I have been texting back and forth and they continue to state I have the credit. I decided I was tired of arguing with them and would use my credit and chalk up the $68.55 as a learning lesson. I tried to use my credit and received a notice that my credit was not available. I am posting this on all the Temu haul videos I can find. If you buy from Temu - do not return anything! They are horrible and have now charged me twice for a dress that I do not have.
I had an issue with some hats I ordered from them and wasn’t satisfied. They reimbursed my money and told me not to worry about sending the hats back… and this was all in a matter of 10 minutes.. super strange you had that issue
they,on top of aliexpress,alibaba,etc steals your info amd takes your money
Call your bank and tell them it’s fraud, it is fraud and temu won’t fight your bank, you will get your money back.. don’t make it a learning lesson, don’t give those thieves your hard earned money
Don't shop on these Chinese bot companies to begin with. The are as obvious as an Indian phone scam. You have to be inept to fall for them otherwise
@@JamesMorgan08 China won't give a shite about you or your bank.
The switch isn’t region locked so there’s no problem with that (eshop is based of the country set on your Nintendo account not the console)
Exactly if you set it up as U.S
There's no issues!!!!!!!!
The actual wifi bands are different that has nothing to do with region locking
@@The_MEMEphis different wifi bands might be why the first was disconnecting
@@zergo.z1I have that same issue on unit bought in store from target here in the US so it may just be good old Nintendo defects
@@FlashthePreacherGuy Good old Nintendo defects? What? Electronics will always have a failure rate.
That 'odd' Hong Kong mains adapter is in fact a 100% legit UK adapter. Hong Kong is an ex-British colony, their power outlets are still the same as ours I believe.
That’s confirmed as I visited London uk and that’s the plug I saw!
@@VOLTRONDEFENDER4440 Thank you for confirming!
I’m British and that looks like my switch charger too
@@VOLTRONDEFENDER4440I live in London and can confirm this
Yep! I was going to comment about that. It's weird how Hong Kong get the correct plug while Singapore and Malaysia get the wrong plug on their Nintendo power adaptors (we get European instead of British plugs on ours) and have to use plug converters. Probably was a decision on the part of the local distributor.
For me here in Singapore, I was able to get a power adaptor with the correct plug from a grey market seller, and I believe the distributors expected us to use plug converters.
That doesn't look like dust. It's probably fibers shedding from something inside the box like the cardboard. That's what it looks like to me anyway.
Yeah but he wanted to do the tinfoil thing, probably mocking "baddies". Just a guess.
He need really bad find something wrong to justify the scam on the thumbnail.
It could be dust. They stack these things in open warehouses in Asia. So yeah, dust.
Asbestos has entered the chat
Safe to breathe and inhale right? Absolutely not. What was Temu thinking?
You can tell it's a Japanese console by the serial prefix. NA consoles only start with XAW, XKW, XTW & XJW. Any other serial is foreign and can't be repaired by NOA but can be replaced with a domestic model. Japanese consoles will always end with J like XAJ, XTJ, XKJ, & XJJ. Foreign models won't have any issues downloading NA software and the digital software region is based on your account not the console. If you had a Japanese game card though you wouldn't be able to use NA DLC with it.
and there is no such listing for $7 so im guessing this video is bullshit
bingo bro just wanted views smh@@ahmedmani1051
@@ahmedmani1051dude you’re like wayyyy too late to hop on the 7 dolls train lol
I understand your logic but its flawed, xaj xkj units are all,over the uk, with the 3 pin plug,
china version (tencent). only has Chinese language, no nintendo id, have to sign in via wechat.
hk version is the same as the western ones, and comes with a 3 pin plug as its a older british colony
"So uh my 7 dollar Switches cost me 400 dollars but like I wouldn't say it's a scam cause some guy on the internet said he got one for 7"
All right man
I wasn't able to get it for $7 but I did get it for $240 Hong Kong edition. That's still $100 cheaper than buying it anywhere else.
Dose your internet work
@@kynanbrown8573 wtf lol i posted this a year ago 🤣🤣
Part of me was expecting all of these to be one of those "Famiclone" consoles with a bunch of NES roms packed in. Also, I highly doubt it's even possible for Switch consoles to be infected with malware.
oh indeed there's no way but those android tablet/smartphones.. HAHA NOPE.
@@CecilTheDarkKnight234 well if its modded yeah pretty easy but mostly likely unless its signed by nintendo the code wouldn't take unless it's modded and/or jailbroken unless it has some kind of exploit and most hackers hasn't even figured out one for newer switches
if you put your tinfoil hat on, I'm sure you'll change your mind
@@jeffreypeters5578 ahh true but only the launch or early switch models are capable. As for modding the others you need a modchip/board which requires some high level soldering skills.
temu has scam switches too, they are a business to consumer middleman app (china to the world).
I believe it's due to Nintendo coming out with a new version to keep up with handhelds like the Steam deck etc. They're made in China and Japan so there is probably a surplus of consoles left in their factories so knowing that gamers are going after the new they're selling them at a lower rate to make something off them opposed from letting them become even more obsolete to the point they wouldn't be able to give them away.
This is more about Temu than Nintendo. This is unrelated to the Steam Deck and Switch rivalry. The Oled isn’t really meant to compete since there no real significant upgrades to the hardware. It’s not a switch pro it’s just a switch with a prettier screen and other small quality of life changes.
I think TEMU has Chinese people buying up used Switches from Yahoo Auctions, Mercari etc in Japan and then sell it for almost no revenue.
Then they make use of gained interest by applying viruses, social frauds etc.
if u got the one that copst around 300$ then u get the real switch 1 the 7$ u should know is a scam cus it cost more then 7$ just to make the switch but if u get the one that cost around 300$ u get the real switch new and its 50$ less then in the u.s but u will be geting a hong kong verson but still play american switch games and still got english wrighting just the box is in hong kong not english wrighting
Wrong, Nintendo has them accounted for.
1 thay don't make the clame this is a real switch but if u pay 300$ u can get a splatoon edition switch oled a real one and it do come in the mail unlike wish ware u get a box of rocks with temu u get a real switch well as long as u order the one that 300 and clame to be a real switch and I'm not the only 1 another youtuber payed 300 and got a real switch oled to cus 1 temu sell look alike but not 9nce do thay make a clame it's a real switch thay call it a gaming system not a switch I been ordering from temu and not 1 scam yet
I bought a brand-new switch from BestBuy and has issues connecting to 5G as well. Luckily I have 2.4 activated as well and after the update it worked just dandy on 5G. By the way: Anyone that has a little bit of understanding of the channels should look into the overlap with their neighbors. I moved mine to a different channel and the connection was night and day.
Yah moving channels to find a free spot is a doddle & definitely worth it. Also splitting your WiFi into 2.4 & 5GHz is a Good idea - did it years ago to support 3DS & Vita. UK viewer here.
Well now I'm going to have to check this out.
If those are legit switches, just from like Japan and Hong Kong, then this is surely a really good way to get limited edition joy-cons for cheap
there legit ninendo selling them verified too on temu he just wanted to jump on the ban wagon an say its a scam to just get views smh
i can’t find any on the website, did they stop selling them ? :((
"cheap" except just watch the part where he shows how much he paid
They're not cheap though? It's the exact same price as anywhere else.
@@nAcolz in temu you can lower the price of everything tho
Bro reveal his IP LMAO 1:42
Get doxxd noob
This video is obviously a lie.
I have never gotten a more bad vibe from a store than temu
Aliexpress feels safer and less fishy.
Temus parent company is facing lawsuits for sideloading malware on people’s phones.
I have only purchased from them once and every product was exactly as described .. I got like a belt walllet and a few other accessories and the quality was pretty good.. I think they are better than wish .. one thing though the Temu app is annoying with the notifications though ..
Temu, AliExpress, Wish and all other similar platforms literally exist to scam you. The products you get are either made of cheaper materials, are defective, not as described, or excess or liquidation stock direct from the factory
@@matthewdeatherage3436samE here lol...I like Temus and got a about 3-5 things and all are good...just as you said tho....the are relentless with notifications daily about deals n etc. Oh well 😂
If you paid more than $7 for these switches then they're obviously not $7 switches lol.
It’s well known as THE $7 switch because that’s how Temu has advertised it for months. I for sure did buy the $7 switch, just had to pay more for it because it’s impossible to actually get it for $7. But there are indeed specific listings that Temu uses to sell THE $7 switch, so that’s the exact console I ordered.
Pretty sure the Switch is region free so a Japanese Switch probably won't look too different to a North American one aside from the boxing
At least the actual consoles weren't a scam but the $7 Switch is very sus
That’s because if you look at the receipts he actually paid $1000 lol. Yea I just wasted 9 minutes of my life too.
I've had similar issues with Switch OLED not connecting to WiFi and it can unfortunately be a bad WiFi chip on the board (not to be confused with the WiFi antenna that sits on top of the heat shield which is easier to replace than the chip).
I had the same wifi issues with all of the switches I got from Temu. I just left the explanation in a separate comment, but I'll put it here as well to help spread the explanation to people interested:
I didn't go into the wifi issue very much because retention data shows that most people don't care about the technical stuff, so I'll explain here.
The 2.4GHz wifi issue I had was because I wasn't close enough to my router (which is a fault of the crappy network card in the switch - I was literally 20ft + 2 plaster walls away from my router, and in a spot where every other device I own has 0 issues).
The bigger issue is that the upper channels in the 5GHz wifi band are blocked by both the Japanese and Hong Kong switch consoles. This is because there is a portion of the 5GHz wifi band that works in the US, but is restricted in Japan. So, if you're in the US (like I am) and your router is automatically assigning your wifi channels, you will likely have issues connecting to 5GHz. You can avoid this issue if you tell your router to not use those upper 5GHz channels, but the fact is, most people don't know how or don't want to do that.
So while the switch is region free, your wifi experience will not be the same if you buy a Hong Kong or Japanese switch to use in the US.
Exactly! I switched my modem to 2.4 and I got a repeater for the 5G I think (?) and my switch is fine but I take it somewhere else with regular wifi and it has internet seizures
@@jrob0021where did you get those deals on temu? All i found was 300+ dollar switches 😅 i have been wanting an oled one for ages but they are so pricey
@@jrob0021Appreciate this clarification! I’ve had a Japanese OLED for a bit now and kept having these wifi issues, but couldn’t figure out why
@@jrob0021 that's really interesting, thanks for sharing the information!
I would absolutely expect spyware/malware. I'm surprised these are even allowed to ship over like this.
TEMU is run by the CCP in China. it is a scam. not a short con where they steal your info and use it but it is part of the CCP's long con where they just steal info and sit on it until it, may or may not be of use to them. It's next level data theft. I deleted the app and still get texts. There is some kind of BS a foot.
Just Famiclones. This is a really old game, nothing new. Some Famiclones are not that bad, though! You can stumble on one running a pretty decent emulator, sometimes!
Holiday playing Super Mario on a Famicon. Great memories
There’s no camera on the switch?
@@jingle1412but china evil!1!!
btw, you can't convince me that anyone has actually paid only $7 for this switch console 😂
well if they did, this 'switch' itself probably has malware on it. So it may work, but when you're putting in your credentials it may save it out (along with any attached credit card info) from which they could make their money back through that.
used laptops/computers are prob more of a concern for viruses/malware, bc those platforms are much more open, but if something like that did happen on switch, it would explain the very low cost. They have to be losing money making it, the question is, why would someone sell you a product that costs them more to make?
$ cost isn't the only factor, be wary, usually when something sounds too good to be true, it's bc there's some other factor in play. Like any of the 'free' social media sites, they aren't charging you, but they are selling your data and preferences to advert companies and the like, and that's where they get the money/value from
He even shows in the video he didn’t lol.
@@timothyn4699and I smell another lawsuit by Nintendo if there was any.
@@RichardPicture it's a third party seller though
@@mutant_soy You cannot sell Nintendo products unless you have a Letter of Authorization from the Brand Owner that clearly states that "You [seller name] has their permission to sell their products.
Correction: The Xbox Series X had a limited edition model and it was the 20th Anniversary Halo Xbox Series X.
The WiFi channels won't matter. My Japanese console connects with no issues. However, it is very possible there might be an issue with the console's internal wi-fi connection.
The wifi channels absolutely do matter. You can’t use the upper band on a Japanese switch because those frequencies are restricted in japan. Your 5GHz wifi probably just happens to run on the lower 5GHz frequencies so you don’t have that issue. I’ve tried this on 6 different switch consoles
I realize I didn't go into the wifi issue very far in the video, so here's the full explanation:
The 2.4GHz wifi issue I had was because I wasn't close enough to my router (which is a fault of the crappy network card in the switch - I was literally 20ft + 2 plaster walls away from my router, and in a spot where every other device I own has 0 issues).
The bigger issue is that the upper channels in the 5GHz wifi band are blocked by both the Japanese and Hong Kong switch consoles. This is because there is a portion of the 5GHz wifi band that works in the US, but is restricted in Japan. So, if you're in the US (like I am) and your router is automatically assigning your wifi channels, you will likely have issues connecting to 5GHz. You can avoid this issue if you tell your router to not use those upper 5GHz channels, but the fact is, most people don't know how or don't want to do that.
So while the switch is region free, your wifi experience will not be the same if you buy a Hong Kong or Japanese switch to use in the US.
Foo stop waffling about things you dont know about
@@jrob0021Network engineer here, this is 100% accurate, upper bands and even some DFS channels are allowed to be used by consumer devices in the US but those channels are not permitted for use in Japan.
I mean, it's possible there's spyware or whatever but it just seems way more likely to me that Temu as a whole is just a front for selling stolen goods.
Yes lol
Hmmm they may not be stolen... Just the places where they are assembled are... "loosing some stock, due to unforseen hardware failure, gotta keep the quality control at an all time high, huh nintendo?" and then take perfectly fine consoles to sell them.
I didn't watch the video since people said it was misleading and not $7, but for anyone wondering, yes you can get a $7 Switch. My fiancé got one months ago during one of those "new hour" deals. Ya know the ones, like Wish would do? Where a new hour starts and they have a limited number available at that price and you have to be one of the first ones to checkout? Well he did, and now my 4 year old has a Switch. We were surprised when it actually came in too.
I know that not all electronics from temu might not always be the same as what it could be, but everything I've ordered has been good. I ordered socks, underwear, and some cool stickers and shovel shaped spoons. So while not everything is perfect, there is still some cool stuff
Cheap chinese crap can be nice but the group behind TEMU is not friend. It's a company essentially owned by China and it already has your Data. You ever wonder why they seem to constantly notify you of things on sale? EVEN AFTER YOU DELETE THE APP?
Don’t. Temu is sketchy as hell. Just watch a video on the dark side of Temu
@@lordofdarkness96it’s their choice And they choose to use it
@@lordofdarkness96you trying to control a stranger's money and their will is darker.
straight from the sweatshops temu is known for using, but atleast u get your cheap socks. :D
The Switch is gonna become the best selling console of all time.....thanks to Temu. Who would've thunk 🤷🏾♂️
Thunk
@@DudeUnperfect21it's a real word
the thunker
I purchased the so called $7 switch. I got it by checking at 10pm every night. The night I finally I got it, it was only $0.99. I paid $1.05 via paypal. And began my wait. It took one day longer than expected so Temu ended up giving me a $10 credit. I was essentially paid $8.95 to buy the Switch. I received the Splatoon Oled Japan edition with no adapter attached to box. I’ve had no issues. They no longer are doing this promotion, but I got it solely because I watch TH-cam all the time as it was an TH-cam ad.
Snd nds
Guys if you want to see some funny stuff, check out the switch product reviews on Temu 😂 they are hilarious, basically no way they are real reviews
Lol, I opened this video which rolled a Temu ad in TH-cam. Temu is such a scam
FBI surveillance van, pretty cool wifi name 😂😂 the streets are watching 😂
Gonna need my tinfoil hat for this. Anything from Wish is a bit suspicious. Wait, did I say Wish? I meant Temu.
I buy so much from Temu, almost everything there is legit!!
6:05 PM
7/10/2023
So uhh, did this temu app drop the promote the app to other people to get bigger discount?
Everything about Temu just radiates spyware/data farm.
@@happyjohn1656bot
@@yankis.Show me proof there temu is located in Boston and their parent company Is on the US Stock market I'm sure your phone Is made in a sweat shop better throw that away bet it has Spyware also
I cant skip two minutes of this video Without a temu ad
7:20 EXCUSE ME YOU PLUGGED AN ADAPTER IN YOUR WALL FROM TEMU YOU HAVE A RISK OF BLOWING THE HOUSE OR SOMETHING SERIOUS WILL HAPPEN
Bro actually try to connect to the FBI surveillance van😂
i swear to god the temu ads are so annoying i might actually buy youtube premium
Haha main reason why I got premium. At this point it's kinda obvious they are pushing horrible ads with horrible music to push people to buy their subscription.
The folks at Temu better be glad these things arent region locked
How funny that the first ad that appeared before the video started was a temu ad.
Okay so you didn’t get the 7$ switch. You got the 340$ switch..
where can i find these offers? cuz when im searching on temu phrase "nintendo switch conesole'' it just shows the accesories
Don't order from TEMU. People have reported having had accounts/cards compromised after ordering from TEMU. Just google it
Same did you ever find one?
You got it?! I heard it’s hard to get the switch for $7 on Temu because it is limited for that price
I mean I got it... just had to pay more than $7 😂 I don't think anyone is actually getting it for $7
Where can I find this not seeing it
@@hancho8766just search for switch on Temu and find the listings that have review about the $7 switch. I don’t think they are actually doing the $7 thing anymore though, it doesn’t pop up at 10pm for me anymore
@@jrob0021 to your first reply - That’s a good point. It would make more sense that no one is actually getting them for that cheap, sounds sketchy to begin with. I thought a very small amount of people were getting it because of the “ten switches available at this time for $7” part but it sounds too good to be true. I thought you were one of those ppl lol
@@pineymationsWatching the video he says he couldn't get one because only 10 are sold each day at 10AM EST
I got a Temu ad in the middle of watching this
Bro why did i get an temu ad before watching this😭😭
I FEEL STALKED NOW
Thanks for taking one for the team bro, this review may have saved some wallets.....
You can still use the joy cons with your original switch? And the docking station? If you can I feel like that alone is worth $7
I think he had to spend more than $7 on it. Apparently you have to do a lot of things to get that promotion.
I hope no one falls for this. He’s lying.
Watxh the whole video, he explains he paid around 350-400 depending on the console and he cant verify “reviews” saying that people paid only 7$ hes not a scammer lol
I was thinking for 7 bucks I'll learn all Hong Kong 🇭🇰
Fun fact: Before watching this video, youtube put me a Temu ad
Me too smh
Something tells me that it's only a legit switch if you're an influencer that took their deal.
Bro named his WiFi “FBI Surveillance Van”
I was lucky enough to buy one for 7 bucks on the first day. It just took hella long to arrive
The problem is the Wifi channel on your network, you need to lower the channel number on your router settings.
I think i may have to buy one just for the Splatoon Joy-Cons. $20 altogether more than likely with shipping included. Thats not a bad deal considering they are sold out by me.
I was thinking the same but for the Zelda dock and controllers 🤔
@@aanngguusscclliinntt after a couple of days of trying, I have not been successful, and Temu's parent company has been linked to some sketchy stuff so I'm not comfortable putting my card on file if I end up getting one. Maybe a credit card would be the safe route but it's still a Chinese company
@@JuhKohTeeBuy a prepaid credit card.
I am looking at this for my 6 yr old grandson will this be ok for his 1st nintendo game to try out & which 1 will you recommend for me to get for him...Thanks
If you are worried about anything malicious done to the switch. Just reset it to factory settings before setting it up with your information.
Or buy cards so you never have to put your credentials? I don't know, maybe, just maybe, someone else in the world thought about that? Still.... won't stop the malware from spreading to your router and go crazy from there but eh what can you do.
if it is infected with malware your credentials would be logged regardless of a reset
Lol everyone complains about china spying when Facebook and our own government does it to its own people
@@sirlezard670does the switch work without connecting to WiFi?
@@bobs8005 yes but you won't be able to update
seems worth it almost for the joycons alone? I imagine those don’t have any region-specific aspects
oh, nvm. they were expensive as hell :b
“putting my tin foil conspiracy hat on.” i love when he puts random stuff on his head
what should i put on my head next?
@@jrob0021 you need to put a picture of joey on your forehead
Tryna drop the link for those consoles you bought for $7 👀
I never trust TEMU, always felt it was some kind of app-based black market.
Bro i wouldn't be surprised about the Internet not working if its a FBI surveillance van💀
The Switch is 100% Region Free. You can even have USA account and a Japanese account on the same console. So the only difference is the ac adapter.
And the blocked 5GHz wifi channels
I own a Japanese Switch, quite practically because they were much cheaper in Japan. (And I'm not adding my holiday travel to the cost) In Europe you'll pay around €330 for one and they rarely go on sale due to the (presumably) low margins. In Japan However they are much more affordable, I looked around Akiba and with the conversion at the time + the tax-free shopping, I managed to get a new OLED for €175. That's a huge discount for this type of hardware. There were used ones available too for even less. If those types of prices can exist on the market, temu would certainly have the capital to purchase a grand volume of them for a bulk discount increasing margin enough to make it interesting in NA or the EU, allowing them to sell them at MSRP for regular margin, and then every once in a while for 7USD or 10EUR without making a loss on it. It's effective marketing for a sketchy company of it's kind, but obviously it's safest to remember that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
I've been seeing these for $12-20 on Shein and just assumed it wouldn't work 😮 I can't believe it works. We don't connect to the internet anyhow until the kids are older.
Can you share the link for shein I can't find them
Bro the temu ad started playing as soon as I clicked this video which is also about temu
Lets just not talk about when Jacob connected to the FBI Van Wi-Fi😳
Looking for someone to say this
It can’t be called a scam if it’s only $7. With this, you get what you pay for and much more. Sounds like an amazing deal actually.
My reaction when I see dust on my switch: 0:49
I got a Temu ad while watching this 💀💀💀
Hell for $7 I'll change my wifi channels.
Hell, for $7, I'll move to Chi--- no. lol
Very helpful TX. Drop a Load! That's flatbed talk!
Are the joy cons genuine and work fine? That’s what I’ve been wondering, I mean the console itself they could have done anything with it but the grip, dock, charger and cable they couldn’t really do much besides getting them dirty, and the joy cons i suppose they could also have some buttons not working or something but yeah
How long did it take for the packages to arrive to you?
takes 5 to 10 days to arrive bought one before nothing wrong with it espeically coming from china 10 days they ship fast
Tbh my regular switch that I bought at best buy in 2019 gets that network error a lot and sometimes I can't connect it to wi-fi for hours/days at a time, I called Nintendo support for it but nothing really helped. Maybe some switches just don't connect to routers very good?
The switch just has a crappy network card. The real issue I had is the fact that the non NA switches don’t have full 5GHz support
The fact that I got a Temu ad 💀💀💀 before i watched this
The plugs for Hong Kong is UK standard, like they are in Iraq, Iran and quite a lot of foreign places that adopted the new British safety plug which replaced the older and more dangerous round pin standard which was killing more people a year than smoking back in the day as no fuses, no shielded prongs, heavy draw plugs unprotected except by the main boards two or three slow burn fuse wires which did pop but usually after frying humans or starting major fires so in the sixties HM Government said enough and ordered a new ultra safe system. The adapters are likely for those in HK who want to travel to mainland China who are on a different socket.
I missed it. How much did you pay for the Splatoon, edition one
Skeptical this is a advertisement for Temu, here in England everyone is trying to get people on it for free items. Lots of videos about their marketing methods.
That's exactly what this is.
Look at around 9mins, he paid 300$+.
Why he would hide that at the end is weird, either this is promotion for temu or for himself.
How much time did the consoles took to arrive?
Yeah they all bought the 7$ nintendo switch from TEMU lol but I still don't get the thing to say "I bought the 7$ switch but I actually paid 551.66$" please TH-cam protect us from scammers !!!
I’m on eBay fishing for deals. I just got an oled w jcons for 89$. They listed it as a v2 so I swooped it up. Last month in jan I bought 28 switched and never paid more than 150$ including oled. Even game lots on eBay are good. 13 games for 125$ otd it came w hitters including totk all w Og cases. I never tried temu. What kind of deals can I expect from them? I’m sure they’ll have preloaded mig switch carts. Did you get the mig card and dumper?
All right, time for some Wi-Fi five knowledge. Wi-Fi5 channels go from 36 to 165. They are selectable within the router manually. Non-DFS channels work with all Wi-Fi 5 devices, whereas DFS channels may not always work with every device, and share bandwidth with weather and radar equipment, which has priority over your Wi-Fi signal. Roku and Amazon fire Stick are two devices that I have found that will not connect or stay connected to a DFS channel. But if you manually exclude DFS channels or hard set your router to a non-DFS channel, all the sudden your Roku or fire Stick work just fine. This is because the Wi-Fi chipset in the device is not fully Wi-Fi5 compliant. In the example in the video, I would recommend he set his Wi-Fi 5 GHz radio to a channel between 36 and 64, preferably 48 and see how that works. If you can observe interference from other APs, then shift the channel or the frequency until that interference is gone. If your neighbors leave there router and auto channel hop mode, you may experience intermittent interference.
I do have to wonder how you got so lucky to get the $7 swich things I heard that they are real but they're extremely hard to get
Did you watch the video ? He [aid way more than 7$
@@Gatorade69yeah cause the offer doesn’t work anymore. They aren’t currently running this promo.
I got one from a 'hat trick' event today. Need to invite like 2-3 more people though. Already 'invited' 3 on my other phones, and one on family members.
How you get so many? I can't even snag one
Honestly I have no problem with the whole getting non US Nintendo switch since all real Nintendo switches should be region free. I kind of been on the fence about putting my trust in Temu this video kind of helped me kind of make a decision honestly to me it's not worth the risk I rather go to a Walmart and buy a Switch lite there I have no interest in buying a Switch OLED temu sounds too good to be true when they first came out and as the saying goes if it's too good to be true it probably is
I got my Switch from Temu for 240 after coupon. Took ten days to arrive
I can't finish watching the video as I have already had it interrupted three times by ads for Temu and one ad for Tiktok in six minutes.
Absolutely disgusting what TH-cam has allowed to happen concerning ads.
US Congress and rhe European Union need to look at this as soon as possible.
This video is the biggest scam . There ain't no switch for 7 of whatever currency
So what did u pay total for all 5, I'm on TEMU too much but nvr saw them
9:32 he paid over 1k
7$ is too good to be true! btw its nice that the switch isn't region locked not like the other Nintendo consoles
Yeah you can't buy one for that price
@@LilfoxTheHybridHylian5967They were legitimately sold for $7 but only like 10 a day at a specific time and only for the promotional period.
Yeah I don't believe any of those were 7 bucks sorry that's some bs
So what you're saying is the console can be played, just not connect to the internet right?
I actually got the $7 Nintendo switch from TEMU & it works great from my experience. It is a Japanese switch as well.
Show us proof
Share the link as I don't find it inTemu app
Is it actually 7$? What's the actual price?
2 days later, still no video with a receipt.
Temu pushing bots on TH-cam now?
@@nunoraposo9889 I believe it’s a random promotion they do. It’s very limited now since everyone is on TEMU. I checked the price and it’s back up to original $360. I hope they do a promo again soon :)
Fun fact: Ive got a Temu ad before this video started.
Not a single Switch come up on Temu for me but only those emulator consoles. If it was indeed only $7 it was definitely some sort of money laundry going on. Temu is basically like Amazon or eBay where people can sell their staff. I can imagine these consoles were stolen or something. No way there is nothing wrong with them for $7.
Even selling stolen ones for only $7 wouldn't make sense. I think just this TH-camr is full of crap
8:39 1 of the Wi-Fi networks was FBI surveillance van 💀
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahah hahahahahahah :D good stuff,
7$ for a switch its cheaper then my toilet paper
...The TEMU ad literally came up on your vid lol
It's not a scam if they're really giving away 10 OLED Switches a day for $7 as that's all their advertising. Only problem would be being 1 of the 10 to actually get one. Personally, I wouldn't even try as it's hard enough to buy a console that has millions upfront, PS5, as that took me almost a year. I was lucky with my Switches as I managed to get 2 from Best Buy because they allowed you to buy one of each color. Just had to pay for everything upfront. I then gave one to my nieces as a present.
Doubt. Ain't no way
nice cap
You are the scam. You said in 2021, aura helped you out with something, and then the very next frame you said, you've been using aura for only 6 months. So which one is it? 2 years or 6 months? I think the 2021 story is BS
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