Nintendo New 3DS XL Console- Galaxy Style (Renewed)

It is obvious that this has not been tested. I couldn't even get past the setup stage. This is a "refurbished" item allegedly purchased from reputable sellers. However, what I received indicates the opposite: the utterly inept (or dishonest?) refurbishing process rendered the touchscreen completely unusable, to the point where I was unable to complete setup. Even when I wasn't touching the screen, it continued to press the letter "k"! I couldn't connect to a network or get past the initial setup because it was complete garbage. br>br>It's a pity because the price has dropped and the unit appears to be in good working order - I don't see any scuffs or scratches. This company couldn't be bothered to fix something that was fundamentally broken at the hardware level.

Dante Woods

| Aug 25, 2021

NO CHARGER when I opened the box on Christmas morning. Awesome. It was stated that it included all accessories, and now I have a ten-year-old who is unable to play with the one gift that they wished for.

Kase Lindsey

| Sep 20, 2021

This is a complete and utter swindle. They use the word "renewed" as if it's not just a used 3ds for $10 less than a new one from Gamestop. It came with only the charger and was already set up with a user. I'll get back to you as soon as possible.

Simon Deleon

| Mar 11, 2021

Refurbished appears to be brand new, as described. Everything was included (stylus, manual, and AR cards), and the console functioned properly.

Eve Rocha

| Oct 16, 2021

The 3DS XL's galaxy design was fantastic. It was within my budget, and my daughter absolutely adores it! It has been renewed, but it appears to be brand new and functions flawlessly. It has worked flawlessly for us, and I am extremely pleased with my purchase.

Analia Lambert

| Apr 07, 2021

While I'd been wanting a 3DS for a long time, it was difficult for me to justify spending nearly the same amount on a handheld device that I wasn't sure I'd use. I was always reading about games, particularly RPGs, that could only be played in a specific location. But, after becoming enamored with my son's 3DS, I decided to purchase one for myself. My device must be brand new, despite the fact that it was listed as refurbished ($160). It didn't have a single fingerprint on it, and the screens and buttons appeared to be in perfect working order. My model appears to have the better IPS screens that are standard on the newer models. The image quality and three-dimensional effect are incredible. The fact that everything is tactile is probably my favorite feature. After a while, I lose track of how small the viewing area is and become absorbed in the worlds I hold in my hands. It's unlike anything I've ever seen on television. And I was hesitant to use the C stick at first, but after some practice, I've discovered that it's a great tool for games with a free camera. Take, for example, the Xenoblade Chronicles. I only wish I had purchased one sooner, as the 3DS appears to be nearing the end of its lifespan. I'm playing Bravely Default, Shin Megami Tensei, and Etrian Odyssey to catch up on all the classic role-playing games I've missed out on. "Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" and "Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" are two of my current favorite games. "A Link Between Worlds" and "Majoras Mask. " " While image quality may appear to be low in general, games with 3D effects completely transform the experience. Every time I move the 3d slider up, characters and scenery transform into physical objects, it's still awe inspiring. It gives me an entirely new perspective on whatever game I'm playing that I can't get anywhere else. My only complaint about this little system is the battery life; the New 3DS XL's higher quality visuals and 3D come at a cost. Make sure there's a power source nearby if you're going to play with the 3d turned up. And the charging times don't appear to be excessively long, but I've never timed them. Overall, if it's within your budget and you believe it'll be worthwhile, it most likely will be. For a few minutes of entertainment, you can play everything from massive RPG worlds to classic remasters and brain teaser games. I also suggest the Legend of Zelda leatherette carrying case. It protects your 3DS while also holding several game cartridges. Personally, I prefer physical games, but if you go digital, you'll only get a 32GB SD card, so you'll probably need more.

Eric Singleton

| Nov 26, 2021

I like it a lot; it looks cool, feels cool, runs games faster than my old one, and on the outside, it looks like something I'd put on my shelf for aesthetic purposes. It was purchased to replace my old one, which was in need of replacement. Advantages: br>br> br>A large number of people can afford it. br>It's a good-looking horse. br>It appears to be a nice design. br>I couldn't find anything that showed it had been refurbished physically. br>Having one makes you feel coolbr>br>Cons: br>It does not come with a charger, so you will have to purchase one separately (this was not an issue for me). br>Blue/red power light is a little dimmer than usual (minor details: this is the power, internet, and charge light, not the actual screen light). br>I'm sorry, but I'm at a loss for words. It's a machine that's nearly perfect.

Raelyn Romero

| Nov 03, 2021

After reading some of the reviews, I felt like I was taking a chance ordering this, but I decided to go ahead and order it anyway. I'm very pleased with myself! I was expecting it to have at least one major flaw, but it's practically new. The only issue I've discovered so far is that the directional pad appears to be a little loose, but it doesn't feel like it's coming out, so it doesn't bother me. There's also a small scratch near the outer cameras on the top, but it's barely visible. It also doesn't come with a charger, which I don't mind because I can get one at Walmart. I'm glad I got it while it was still available!.

Charleigh Robbins

| Oct 22, 2021