Here's What's Inside The Nintendo Ring-Con

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The Ringcon that comes with Ring Fit Adventure is an interesting take on what has been a standard tool in the exercise world for a while now. There have been a lot of people who were curious as to how the Ringcon itself worked and if there was anything to it. Today we'll take it apart and see how it works and how it is actually connected to an old Nintendo peripheral from the 80s.
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[@SuperWiiBros08]

So there's nothing around the entire rubber thing but is just the chip on the top that detects the entire thing, that's amazing

[@FoxyDude]

Ring Fit Adventure has easily been the most effective way to keep me having fun and staying interested in working out. I picked it up a bit before Pokemon Sword and Shield came out and I've had an absolute blast with the game and have been seeing actual results (having more energy, being more flexible, and reducing my gut). The game has such a great way to incentive you to keep going and making progress, gaining levels and XP and learning new skills, and I've really been enjoying the character designs and story elements. The writing is great too. I can't recommend this game enough! With all of that being said, it's really neat to see what makes the Ring-Con tick! Great video man!

[@ratinthehat_]

Honestly, played it for the first time 2days ago and I've been sore since. Gonna keep it up

[@FoxyDude]

@@ratinthehat_ the soreness definitely makes the first week rough. I'm on day 35 now and the soreness still happens but isnt so bad that I feel like I need to take days off from exercising anymore.

[@nickel7o740]

@@FoxyDude That was me on DDR a few years ago. lol

[@Noah-hx9oi]

@@FoxyDude How is it a year later?

[@patback1001]

@@Noah-hx9oi how about 2 years later lol

[@Lexyvil]

I bought Ring Fit yesterday, and the fact I worked out without realizing it due to having fun doing it is amazing. Didn't expect to sweat easily, I really hope they keep making games like these!

[@eduardocolgan]

THANK YOU! I was one of the people asking for you to open it. To clarify: there are a lot of knock-off Ring-cons online, and the game can be bought digitally (Japanese eShop only). I wanted to know what was inside to know if I should really buy the original. Today, I decided to, because I trust the materials and internals will be better than saving a little.

[@rob9472]

It never ceases to amaze me how forward thinking Nintendo are they really do innovate better than all the others.

[@weaverquest]

They are more experimental than others that's for sure but innovation is debatable. Nintendo always abandons their gimmicks and move on to something different while anything Sony does for example always sticks through generations.

[@KevSB07]

Cutter Elf Nintendo seems to innovate variety while Sony innovates improvement. They both fit the word.

[@deoxysn310]

@@weaverquest Nintendo wants to try different things and see what will be a hit. Sony plays safe and takes the good stuff Nintendo does.

[@rob9472]

@@weaverquest Wasn't motion control a gimmick when it was in its infancy?, Nintendo have stuck with it since the Wii, You could say they started back with the Gameboy colour and its motion control carts.

[@weaverquest]

@@deoxysn310 Sony tries different things constantly, way often than most people realize. -Dual analog sticks and L2/R2 back buttons on Dualshock 1. Overall that controller's design has been the template for every standard controller since then. -Pressure-sensitive face buttons of DS2 and DS3. -Eye toy motion sensor camera for PS2 which is the same technology as Xbox Kinect and even today PSVR works on the same principle. -DVD and Blu-ray formats which have been the dominant form of physical game distribution. -The Sixaxis gyro controls of the PS3 controller. Today PS Vita, Wii Motion Plus, Dualshock 4, Switch and Switch Pro controller implemented that technology after Dualshock 3. -PSP Go cradle accessory which is the same exact thing as the Switch dock. It allows you to play PSP games on the TV wirelessly by connecting a Dualshock 3 controller. -The touchpad and the lightbar on Dualshock 4. Both improve games in subtle ways. The touchpad is also confirmed for the PS5 controller. -PSVR. The new frontier of innovation for video games. Sony was two generations earlier than Microsoft and Nintendo in the console market (Microsoft confirmed they are not interested in VR for Xbox Series X). -The PS5 controller is confirmed to have two innovations in the form of adaptive triggers and haptic feedback. Sony hinted there is also more. Then there is all the stuff going inside the consoles themselves, making them attractive to both consumers and developers, and Sony has evidently been great at that considering 3/4 of their consoles sold above 100 million.

[@Lexyvil]

I bought it to start 2021 with a blast, knowing the pandemic would still be around. It really helps cope with insolation as an anti-depressant! On day 12 so far, level 42, and I noticed a lot of improvement on my physical and mental health already. I highly recommend it.

[@nicolle2126]

to quote the guy from every pokemon game, "Technology is amazing!"

[@Xelseragoth]

To me the most interesting thing here is that the Joy-cons can take some degree of inputs through the rails. I'm fairly certain we didn't know that before the Ring-con. Lots of things that could open up.

[@PlayerZeroStart]

It makes perfect sense if you think about it. We already knew it was capable of sending inputs through the rails (I.E. portable mode), it only makes sense to be able to do the opposite cause of things like rumble and the Amiibo sensor.

[@darrenplaysvideogames423]

I've been using ring fit for a couple of weeks now. It's definitely a lot better and more engaging than Wii fit ever was which makes it easier for me to want to do it on a regular basis. Really interesting to see how it works

[@ijustsawthat]

Spawn: I'm gonna cut this ring apart Nintendo: hold my flex sensor

[@drluketheduke1531]

I work out with it for about 1 hour every other day and man I can work up a sweat !!

[@Mii.2.0]

Cool! I work out for at least 20 minutes a day! And I'm on level 40! :D

[@drluketheduke1531]

Oh Yeah Yeah 2.0 awesome. Nintendo did great job - I was super impressed! Beats going to the gym with 20-30 ppl on their phones hahahah

[@mario12359]

@@drluketheduke1531 It won't replace a gym but it supplements it nicely OR for those who do not care about getting super buff and just want to be healthier this game does a good enough job alone then no exercise and will stay engaging throughout. it is 80 bucks but it gives u about 6 months of exercising if you do everything in the game and all post game content if you do 30 min exercise.

[@alexandermuniz2531]

OH THANK GOD. I've been looking all over the place trying to find teardowns of the ring con 😭

[@hyrulegend9786]

I've been having a blast with Ring Fit Adventure, I normally do 30 minutes a Day Monday through Friday 💪🏻😜Thanks for the break down! Pretty cool🎶✨I was wondering how it all worked 🎮

[@CathDad4]

I've lost 10 lb already only working out with ringfit. The game is just fun!

[@hyrulegend9786]

@@CathDad4 Wow that's so awesome ! Congratulations 🎉very proud of you! Hey do you have a Twitter or Instagram, maybe we can share our progress together?💪🏻😁lol Im still going strong with it.

[@Mikedot]

Good stuff! I am sadly falling behind with my ring fit excerise and haven't been eating properly so I haven't lost much weight. I know I can do it, but I need to learn some restraint. 😔

[@Warunicorn]

@@Mikedot Thing to remember is just to keep at it. As far as eating properly, what did you mean by that? An occasional burger won't kill you, but having McDonald's morning, noon and night will eventually do you no favors. You could try a calorie counter as well like a FitBit or a smartphone app; it might not be so much what you're eating but *how much* you're eating.

[@hyrulegend9786]

@@Mikedot Yeah the eating part is harder for me vs the excercising 😅

[@chronicgaming3280]

So it's just a load cell... so that means it basically digital bathroom scales... Nintendo took squeezing bathroom scales to a new level and made millions... Keep up the great content Spawn Wave 👍

[@MsZsc]

Regular pilates rings dont have electronics at all right

[@Supersteam09]

It is SO funny you had to mention bathrooms. Just got done watching a video of why bathroom stalls are the way they are

[@scarffoxandfriends9401]

Didn't reggie make fun of how people called the Wii Balance Board a bathroom stool and it ended up selling millions XD this ring-con goes full circle yet again.

[@s3cr3tpassword]

They had to make a game with it too. And it’s a pretty good game. So there’s a cost in that part.

[@chronicgaming3280]

@@Supersteam09 ironically I had not long watched Why the stall doors are short etc not long before spawnwave posted.

[@davidnorton5267]

Im here in Ireland and the ring fit has been sold out since before Christmas.... I can't get it anywhere local, I believe it's also been sold out also in the UK

[@erry9895]

Do you know Connor McGregor??

[@erry9895]

Do you know Connor McGregor????

[@Warunicorn]

Sounds like the situation with the Switches themselves? Wonder what the problem is? Last time I was at Walmart (here in the USA) they had 3 in the cabinet. They must have underestimated demand for that region?

[@Nintendoholic2404]

Yeah it's been very tough to get hold of at regular price in the UK too. New preorders (despatching 31st Jan) are available on some sites including the Nintendo UK store so might be worth looking into those.

[@dazza2350]

@@erry9895 bro not every Irish person knows Conor McGregor personally I know it's funny hahahahah gettit he's Irish hshshdhshshs but please stop

[@mpholicx2]

My wife wanted her own Switch just so she can play Ring fit. Now that she has it she has downloaded a number of games from the eshop. I'm really surprised.

[@DkViking1]

mpholicx2 : What’s her taste in games? What did she download? 😊

[@mpholicx2]

@@DkViking1 mostly puzzle style games and a few platformers. She went for the budget stuff to start off with since she never really played much before. Once she really decides what she likes I expect she'll buy some more high end games.

[@Kohiku]

@@mpholicx2 similar story to mine. She bought it for Ring Fit now she has over 300 hours on Animal Crossing, a couple hundred on Tetris 100, and recently just got Link's Awakening.

[@ReneXYZ]

I workout 40 minutes 4 days a week, two of them with RingFit Adventure. At the beginning I considered these days as my "easy" workouts but after chapter 5 they are now normal workout days 😅

[@Warunicorn]

Right? It's gotten to the point where I'm doing like 600 damage exercises and it's taking only a sliver out of the enemies with each rep. xD (I'm at World 21 now, level 153 with like 600+ dmg/defense gear.)

[@TimeLagGaming]

Great video! It was really cool to see how the flex input works with the game. I’ve been loving the game and the workout it gives. I am still curious though, how does the multitask mode work with this Ring-Con? The multitask mode with the Ring tracks your activity when the game is closed, the Switch is completely turned off and the Joy-Con is disconnected. How does it store that data? Is the Ring storing it? The Joy-Con? Or is it somehow transferring the data to the Switch while in sleep? Curious to hear if you or anyone else knows how this works.

[@sirensongss]

i dont doubt the joy con can store it. the wii remote could store Miis.

[@ReavoEnd]

Pretty sure it's the Joy-Con. My best guess is, Nintendo pushed a firmware update to the right Joy-Con which added the low-power multitask mode. RFA puts the Joy-Con into this mode when the user enables it, and the Joy-Con uses its battery to keep track of input from the ring.

[@AndrewO83]

Power Glove, way ahead of it's time. It's amazing to think devices like this have been innovative since the days of the first consoles like the NES.

[@FLUNDYGAMING]

Finally caught one of your vids early lol Always great quality stuff man!

[@kierenbuckley370]

Ring Fit really caught on yet Labo has been forgotten about

[@LoomDoom]

Nintendo just keeps on throwing things at the wall to see what sticks and it’s kind of admirable. They never seem to settle.

[@lyianx]

@@LoomDoom Thats one of the things i like about em. They dont always stick with the status quo *looks at Microsoft and Sony*.

[@LuciusAugustusRex]

Good for Spawn wave for having a sponsor.

[@trevorgrover5619]

How exactly do those flex sensors work? Does the electrical resistance of the sensor change with its flex? Or does it generate an electrical current when it's flexed?

[@dojomojomofo]

I believe the Power Glove used an optical flex sensor, and it was a third-party accessory - but I think the sensor in this looks like a strain gauge, which is seen on the balance board as well. It can detect very slight flexing, making it great for use in digital scales.

[@oogiesmuncher]

Thats 100% a strain gauge, not a flex sensor. The notches cut into the steel on either side of it direct the stresses(and thus strain) right through the sensor so it gets a clearer reading. It measures the compression and tension at that point when pulling or squeezing the ring,

[@Warunicorn]

This is extremely fascinating and ingenious. Great job, Jon! A couple of things to note: When the Ring-Con is in Multitask Mode (where you use the Ring-Con away from Ring Fit Adventure, turned on by pressing the Joy-Con's stick down), the A and B buttons toggle sound and rumble respectively. This is especially fascinating to me, since I didn't know the two could be mutually exclusive as there's zero rumble that I could feel when the sound is toggled on while the rumble is toggled off. Since the Joy-Con rumble is a glorified sound radiator, I at least thought I would feel something. As for the game itself? I lost 5 lbs. so far (was 165, now 160) over the course of a little over 60 days at 1 hour sessions with about half of that exercising. I'm currently in World 20 at level 152, difficulty 30. (I hate squats. Hate them with the white-hot intensity of the sun. If there's one thing this game does, it exposes your weaknesses. Front presses? No problem. Squats? Ugh.) Seeing muscle definition form and fat melt away slowly is pretty neat. It goes without saying that what you put into the game is what you get out of it, not to mention lifestyle changes in general, like eating healthier food choices. Like going to the gym, it's a game of constitution and your motivation to continue. It's not easy but worth it.

[@uncookedtreeo.l.r1207]

You should listen to Power Ranger mighty morphine theme song as you work out. That will get you going a lot more.

[@Warunicorn]

@@uncookedtreeo.l.r1207 lol Dear Lord, my thighs scream at me by the time I get to the 30th squat rep (and have 10 more to go). It doesn't help when I want "Great!" responses from Ring and my hair a torching blaze. I'm actually getting used to it, so there's that. xD

[@JesseAndMike]

Awesome! Might get one of these!

[@realdrakoo]

Hey jesse and mike! I love your videos!

[@abitofjohns]

So the joycons can actually power peripherals and send back any data the switch needs. They are the most versatile controller! I'm still curious as to what stores the amount of squeezes etc you can do while the switch is turned off, if its the joycon or the ring that has memory built in. I presume its the joycon but I don't remember anyone mentioning it.

[@KokoRye]

Thanks for the vid. This really scratched my curiosity itch about how is it detecting the squeeze and pull. More Power to you SWM.

[@ladyjaye27]

Nintendo actually has nothing to do with the Power Glove. It was designed by Grant Goddard and Samuel Cooper Davis and made by Mattel.

[@IanHsieh]

Finally. Kinda disappoint that you didn't actually cut it open.

[@t.fernbach602]

I believe it's an excellent cardio tool. Breaking a sweat while playing a game. Not bad.

[@balloonicornjunior5039]

What I find interesting is that information is being sent to the joycon attached to the ring. To my recollection, I don't believe anything else currently on the market does that: The grip is simply for ergonomics (and the player number light displayed on it is just a mirror), the MK8 wheel is gyro, etc. (Not including the joycon charger, which... charges.) All these are just shells to house the joycon, where the joycon does its own measurements internally. I can't think of any device that generates its own information to be sent through the joycon to the switch. I could be entirely wrong, but I believe this may be the first device to utilize this! Simply amazing!

[@NikolaiPrime]

what im hearing is, keep an eye out for the Switch Joy-Con Powerglove, coming soon!

[@MightyMldaRaS]

With how little is documented or talked about on a deeper scale with Ring Fit other than just reviews raving about it, I was DYING to know how the Ring Con worked. Well... It's less spectacular than I thought... But still very cool to know how if finally works. THANK YOU for satisfying this itch I've had with it.

[@sarcasmo57]

It would be cool if they brought out another game that can use this.

[@jd.herotimemusic4028]

The timing of this video is perfect, I just picked it up yesterday 😁

[@alexandranicholas6310]

Is there any kind of memory in it? The ring con can store "reps" outside of the game, and it seems to be independent of the joycon.

[@jaredappleseed7037]

Leave it to John to make something that seems boring, interesting. Move over Linus here comes spawnwave

[@GreKoji]

Can you open a Wii Balance Board?

[@TheNormalAsian]

thanks for showing us what is inside, as someone that enjoyed the game a lot, it has helped me get back into moving again. love it!

[@Luminousplayer]

powerglove : " i'll be back!!"

[@TheSignatureK]

Comes back as RingFit Ring: "AARRGH!"

[@nathaniel7186]

Strain gages have been around for some time - the Wii Fit Balance Board had 4, one on each corner.

[@sethfeldpausch4337]

This was a very well produced video! I’ve been loving Ring Fit and I’m always impressed when Nintendo does something new and weird that turns out so well!

[@sethmishne]

i didn't like it as it would not recognize me doing chair poses, stair jogs, victory poses and ab guards. i spent hours trying to get it to work and no matter what i did nothing seemed to work. i ended up just selling back to amazon since nintendo could not help me fix the problem and since it was open i could not take it back to best buy. i have no idea if the problem was me or with the game and i didn;t feel like waiting any more time trying to fix it. i wanted to like but i couldn't since i wasn't able to get it work i had to send it back.

[@sethfeldpausch4337]

seth mishne Most likely you’ve got a problem with your joycons. I’m sure you likely recalibrated, so there might be something up with your left joycon’s accelerometer and gyroscope.

[@sethmishne]

@@sethfeldpausch4337 they worked fine with every other game I have. I have four sets of joycon and I couldn't get it to work with any of them. I gave up after I got to the first boss as I had so much trouble with the other two levels in the game. I spent hours trying to fix it and I thought that was enough and I didn't want to waste any more time trying to fix it.

[@sethfeldpausch4337]

seth mishne Hmm, I’ve never heard of that happening. Maybe someday you’ll get to experience it without any hiccups. Its a great game I assure you.

[@ryuail]

I picked up Ring Fit on a lark, and I'll be damned if it's not both effective at working up a sweat, but also incentivising exercise. I think one of my favorite bits of design is how the camera work & responsive soundtrack during a battle is kinda similar to how a modern Persona; it's got a certain liveliness that spices up the feel of the game and makes you want to get into the groove of working out.

[@Heringgehirn]

We see it with the switch and now the ring, that Nintendo likes to use proven technology. I think in most of there products this philosophy shows and makes overall for a better experience.

[@Xnerdz1]

At the beginning of the video you said it was not a series of captors all around the ring, but at the end you reveal that it's flex cable, which is made of a series of captors on a strip...

[@coaltowking]

First, I thought it must just be a simple fix sensor at the top. Then, I thought that it wouldn't flex enough there to get the accuracy it seems to have. I never thought they would have a weaker area to act like a hinge, so the sensor could pick up more movement. It's such an effective and ingenious solution.

[@MonadoJoJo]

This was really cool to see as I've always wondered how the Ring-Con worked, and to hear akin to the ol' Power Glove is awesome!!

[@DarioVolaric]

Thanks! I was actually wondering how the controller got the data from the ring itself because I didn't see any connector pins at all on the controller. I did see 4 leds and 4 identical led 'slots' on the ring itself and my first thought is 'huh, clever, they are using light to transmit data rather than connectors'. But then I seen that those slots are just transparant plastic to let the led lights shine through. After this video I noticed that the ribbon cable connects to the edge of the controller and behind that (at the bottom) are actually the connectors.

[@johnodaz1273]

Excellent Taking Apart and TechWave video Jon(SW). The Ring-Con is smart bit of Kit even tho it's pretty basic and a connection with the Power Glove is neat little Easter Egg :-).

[@Nicolas_GE]

Please Do A Follow Up Video! the ring can also track if it's pressed and unpressed without the switch! if you press the stick you can just press it and when you go back to ring fit it'll count up that pressing

[@EmilyS-gk3st]

Wow! I was interested in how it worked. I have been more than enjoying the game itself. Thanks for helping me understand its inner workings!

[@PAINTuRED]

Power glove wasn't created by Nintendo, it was developed by AGE for Mattel, Inc.

[@Micaheichelberg]

It's a half-bridge strain gauge. It measures analog resistance changes, or current or voltage depending on the circuit. I wonder how Nintendo mapped the signal. If it is the same analog signal that is mapped to the GameCube triggers you could use the ring with Grid:Autosport for unorthodox speed control.

[@MetalTasch]

Thanks for this video. I was wondering how it sensed the squeeze and pull apart movements.

[@michaeljfan9720]

I mainly came here after getting the Ring-Con item in New Horizons and got curious. I thought, "How does the ring detect the squeezing? Is it like the Nintendo Labo where it triggers buttons?" Well, I was actually wrong about the last one, but hey. I learned something.

[@thomasbozard6096]

How does the multitask mode work? Does the ring store the number of reps or does the joycon?

[@bostonsamus9466]

Dashlane, aka, "whoops!"

[@EasyCure0]

Nintendo didn't manufacture or R&D the power glove.

[@AkaBigWurm77]

Correct. Matel did, Nintendo did not even like it.

[@Throggy]

Interesting. Always enjoy when you break down products. Because I'm clueless about the technology lol

[@the_fiercedeity180]

I really wanted to exercise daily, but I was too lazy🥴. This thing totally changed that. I kept going back to the game , and it made exercising fun by making it an whole game❤️. The only thing I was so confused was, how does the joycon know how much I flex the ring ?. So happy to see spawn take it apart now 😄

[@trevorgrover5619]

I figured it just had something like a flex sensor. I wasn't expecting anything too complicated, since the joy-con can take care of a lot of things on it's own.

[@loic7867]

Ring fit is the only thing that makes me actualy exercise. That and cycling, but I can't ride a bycycle in winter, and it's a bit more complicated to set up. Ring fits works on the fly, in the comfort of my home, whenecer I want, and it's absolutely fantastic

[@dev639]

The Ring-Con would be great for a dodgeball game, you could grab the ball by squeezing the ring and throw by opening. Other movements could be used for special throws.

[@snifflindrake3283]

Didn’t Wii Balance Board used flex/pressure sensors.

[@ntrancedau]

My god, I spent more time skipping through your video to find the 1 minute that had actual content. This should have been a 2 - 3 minute video, tops.

[@HBlatz87]

Great vid. I've had this thing a while and always wondered how it worked.

[@pkstarstorm5548]

Mines coming in tomorrow! Havent been too mobile thanks to a recent surgery, so hoping this can help me build up a little stamina and get my blood flowing.

[@KokaKolaMusic]

Ring Fit Adventure is actually so much fun. I love it, as it's an easy way to keep me motivated.

[@supersomethinstudio]

Take apart a power glove?

[@Fudce]

Thank you for doing this. I've played this game for 100 days straight and noone seems to have looked inside the thing yet

[@budthecyborg4575]

Seeing the Power Glove commercial makes me really want a Power Glove 2.0.

[@speedwaynutt]

Gotta love when ever spawn wave tears down a product.

[@jorgen2517]

Simplicity at its best!

[@Sunrose112]

that ring con is super strong, I wanna see someone pull a car using the ring con, it might snap but who knows, that be the ultimate test!

[@catriamflockentanz]

0:33 Do you need any workout? You have a little kid at home, isn't that more than enough physical exercise per day to try to keep up with the small one?

[@The_Devilus]

Now we want to see you play it!

[@MCChubbyUnicorn]

I didn't realize the joycons could send signals from their rails back to the console. Sounds useful for custom stuff

[@scottsims6127]

"I love the power glove"

[@roosarobin3383]

Well made video and great info.

[@bostonsamus9466]

Good stuff, thanks, John!

[@erry9895]

About time John!!! 👊

[@richardc5100]

About fucking time

[@DTHMusic45]

I was playing with it and I was asking exactly this question

[@zartiz]

I was wondering why there is such a big price tag on the ring itself, thank you

[@scottkundel]

Walmart had them on sale for $69.97 last week so I grabbed one. (in store only) not sure if they still do

[@psylawkson]

I’ve been having a blast with it! I’m a little over 30 days and my toon is almost L100. I really liked this video, because I was curious to see how the ring worked.

[@Joelmob]

How is the board powered if it doesnt have any battery?

[@Longma1]

Go ahead, say it. C'mon! No? Ok then. . . "I love the Ring-con! It's so bad!" B)

[@IERServer]

Was looking for this comment. Thanks man lmao

[@JakeVamp]

Man, we need a new power glove!! I loved mine!

[@Ernireg3]

You should play it john! It’s really fun and kinda surprising

[@juliusbrown769]

So I was surfing around the internet I noticed that people are taking original arcade motherboard and making homemade arcade controller home consoles is it anyway you can put it on your channel like for instant somebody took a mortal Kombat 1 original arcade motherboard and build a tabletop arcade cabinetI seen on Amazon they have motherboards for different game systems for$150 or cheaper I was curious how they made

[@vilinder]

Power Glove was actually manufactured by Mattel, not Nintendo.

[@th00perman_]

*Nintendo Ringu* is *best ringu*

[@zediahtimmons9704]

Nintendo should put Ring Fit on the eshop. That way if you are all about using it you don't have to change your current game you're playing to use the ring fit

[@JonJaded]

Oh it's a tension detector. Thats cool!

[@Gregtech123]

This video finally exists!

[@lyianx]

Some of the best ideas, are simple ones.

[@bostonsamus9466]

Is fiberglass a viable option for Switch's casing?