I am thinking of purchasing this, but is it possible that it could be used as a portable power supply to charge a phone or...

What is the reason that that cable is in the right Joy-Con, but not the Left?

When I put it on vibration mode for notifications, the phone doesn't vibrate, but it vibrates in every other circumstance....

I was working on my uncle's joy-con, and when I popped it into the Nintendo, it will only connect via wireless connection,...

My fathers Nikon D300 flash card slot has a pin bent. How do I replace it?

If there is no game in the slot, the blue screen and red light will blink simultaneously. If there is a game, just slightly put the game in so it is not jammed all the way in, but won't push down. by putting it in so it can just barely clear the case when you push it down, this may solve your problem. when it is in, and doesn't work, turn the power off, and just barely push it forward (in the tray's 'down' position) and then turn the NES on. Do this until a clear image pops up on the screen. Let me know if this does/doesn't work. Thanks!

Yes, It is bad with magnets and computers, but depending on the strength of the magnet you might be fine, but may I ask if you were using a ESD wristband with this, as static buildup may have damaged the sensitive components.

Make sure to check that there is no tears or breaks in the joy-con rail cable. This happened to me with a left joy-con because I squeezed too hard and ripped it a tiny bit.