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Nintendo Switch Lite is something many Nintendo fans looked forward to but it appears they found themselves disappointed with the handheld device's quality as many users started reporting drift on the analogue sticks.
In case you are not familiar with the term, drifting happens when enough dirt accumulates in a controller to make the system register movement even if there was no such user input present at the time. This can also happen due to low-quality materials, as opposed to just having openings for the dirt to pile up.
The latter seems to be the case with North American customers who instigated the as mere hours are not enough for contaminants to start causing such problems.
Considering this is a $200 product, a single playthrough of Breath of the Wild is not enough to justify the drift and the lawsuit seems to be rather reasonable. It is no secret that Nintendo to keep Lite's price under $200 which may or may not have prompted them to create a sub-par product when it comes to material quality.
Nintendo acknowledged issues with the new Joy-cons but didn't release an official statement yet. They did, however, allow customers to , no questions asked, at the end of July 2019.
