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dbrand has launched a new 'Sketch 2D' skin design that gives devices like the Pixel 10 a cartoon-like appearance, available for around $25, and is also running a contest where customers can win a Galaxy Z TriFold by placing an order or mailing a ballot before January 3.
Dbrand has released new skins that allow Android devices to match the vibrant Cosmic Orange color of the iPhone 17 Pro, expanding their customization options across various gadgets including smartphones, laptops, and gaming hardware, in response to the popularity of the color.
Dbrand has acknowledged a poor response to complaints about its Killswitch Joy-Con grips detaching from the Switch 2 and will send replacements while working on design tweaks to prevent future issues, emphasizing that users should be able to hold their consoles freely without causing detachment.
Dbrand admitted its initial response to the Joy-Con detachment issue caused by its Killswitch accessory was poor and has now taken full responsibility, offering replacements to all customers and exploring redesign options to fix the problem.
Dbrand has apologized for its poor response to complaints about its Switch 2 Joy-Con grips detaching easily and has committed to providing free replacements and developing improved designs, including a new version that aims to fully resolve the issue, with an update expected by July 10.
Dbrand's Project Killswitch Nintendo Switch 2 cases have a small manufacturing defect affecting the attachment of Joy-Cons, but the company is working on a free replacement program set for July to address affected units.
DBrand's Switch 2 Killswitch accessory has faced criticism for causing Joy-Con issues and problems with seamless docking, including difficulty in removing the case and docking the Switch, as well as potential functionality issues with the dock adapter, leading to user dissatisfaction and product concerns.
Dbrand responded to claims that its Switch 2 Killswitch case causes Joy-Cons to detach more easily, explaining that the issue arises only under unnatural handling conditions and that they are adjusting manufacturing tolerances to reduce the problem. The company emphasized that normal use should not lead to detachment and acknowledged some cases may be looser due to manufacturing tolerances, but overall, the issue is not reflective of typical use. The response has received mixed reactions, with some users defending the explanation and others criticizing it as dismissive.
Dbrand has released images and measurements of what it claims is a case for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, sparking speculation about the console's design. The Switch 2 is reportedly slightly larger than the current Switch OLED model, with magnetic Joy-Con connections and an additional button. Dbrand's history of controversial marketing raises questions about the authenticity of these claims, but they align with recent rumors and leaks about the console. Official details from Nintendo are expected in 2025.
Dbrand, an accessory company, claims to have the dimensions for the rumored Nintendo Switch 2, teasing a new "Killswitch 2" case. According to Dbrand, the Switch 2 will be larger than its predecessor, with dimensions of 270mm wide, 116mm tall, and 14mm thick. The Joy-Con controllers are said to be magnetically attached. However, Dbrand has not disclosed the source of this information, and the launch timing for the Switch 2 remains unknown.
Dbrand has revealed details about the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 through its "Killswitch 2" case, suggesting the new console will be larger and feature a second button on the right Joy-Con. Dbrand claims to have accurate dimensions from a 3D scan, indicating the Switch 2 will measure 270mm wide, 116mm tall, and 14mm thick, with an 8-inch screen. The Joy-Cons are reportedly magnetically attached, and the console may include a second USB-C port. While Dbrand is unsure of the release date, it anticipates a late March or early April launch for its case.
Dbrand, a Canadian accessory manufacturer known for its bold marketing tactics, has shared images of a case purportedly for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. The case design aligns with circulating rumors, featuring an extra button on the right Joy-Con. Dbrand's CEO claims the images show the actual Switch 2, suggesting minimal design changes from the original Switch. This follows a series of leaks and rumors about the Switch 2, though official confirmation from Nintendo is not expected until 2025.
Dbrand, known for its tech accessories, has seemingly leaked the design of the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 by showcasing a case for the console on its website. The animation on the page reveals a console with curved joy-cons and additional buttons, aligning with previous leaks. Dbrand's CEO confirmed the design's authenticity, but the company has refrained from answering further questions.
Dbrand, known for its controversial marketing tactics, has teased a new case called the Switch 2 Killswitch, suggesting it contains the rumored Nintendo Switch 2. The Canadian company posted an image on social media, claiming the case holds the next-gen console, which reportedly features an additional button on the right Joy-Con. Dbrand's history includes provocative stunts targeting Nintendo, such as unofficial Zelda-themed decals. The case's render includes a hidden message in hexadecimal code, continuing Dbrand's tradition of playful defiance.
Dbrand has launched a new Circuit Board skin collection for gadgets, designed in collaboration with LinusTechTips. These skins feature a tactile circuit board pattern created with input from engineers, offering an aesthetic rather than functional representation of PCBs. Available in three variations, including a glow-in-the-dark option, these skins are printed using a three-dimensional UV printer for a textured feel. The collection covers 741 products, from small items like Apple AirTags to larger devices like the Xbox Series X, with prices starting at $44.95.