Alarmo from Nintendo uses technology that can solve Joy-Con Stick Drift

Unlike the dismantling of most modern smartphones, the IFixit tears of Nintendo warning are relatively painless. The removal of the individual individual screw allows the bottom of the alarm to be simply twisted, providing easy access to its inner devices.

There are not many surprises inside the warning. Under a 2.4 -inch LCD screen, you will find a MMWAVE 24 GB sensor that the alarm uses to detect your body movements and whether you sleep with an alarm. There is also a CR202 Coin Coin Coon battery used to keep the settings while the watch does not get the power from the USB cable.

It is somewhat not expected, given Nintendo refuses to update its Joy-Con devices, is a magnetic effect sensor and a hall inside the dizziness button over the alarm. That technology, which is Already used to use in many third -party control unitsThe accuracy should not only improve while using the phone call to navigate the alarm lists, but it will also help ensure that within five years, the telephone calling can work reliably as the case today.