RCM Jig, RCM Clip Short Connector for Nintendo Switch Joy-Con RCM Tool for NS Recovery Mode (Black)

RCM Jig, RCM Clip Short Connector for Nintendo Switch Joy-Con RCM Tool for NS Recovery Mode (Black)

$ 7.99

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Based on 1,353 ratings

Sturdiness

9.51

Value for money

9.38

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Product Description

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The RCM Jig is a Nintendo Switch game. This isn't a paper clip jig made out of 3D printed parts.

Allows you to boot up your Switch in RCM (Recovery Mode).

The homemade system can already load Switch games, as well as modify the archive and play GBA / FBA and other simulators.

It is simple to set up and use. RCM Jig should be connected to the switch's Right-Hand Joycon rail. Then press the Power Button while holding down VOL.

When not in use, it comes with a protective carrying case. If you have any problems, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Questions & Answers

Is it normal for your switch to click when you insert it?

No, because the switch must be turned off before entering rcm mode.

What is the difference between red, black, and white, and which is the best choice?

It's all a matter of personal preference when it comes to color! They're all made in the same style.

How does it work? Do you have to medicate the switch or is there any risk of the switch being damaged?

There are a number of in- In-depth walkthroughs are available online that will walk you through each step and determine whether or not your switch is capable of entering recovery mode. For switch, look up rcm jig.

Is this applicable to v2 switches as well?

If the switch is unpatched, it will work with v2 switches.

Selected User Reviews For RCM Jig, RCM Clip Short Connector for Nintendo Switch Joy-Con RCM Tool for NS Recovery Mode (Black)

It performs as expected

5/5

I first used the paperclip method to hack my switch. It was inconvenient, and I didn't want to ruin the pins by accident, so I used this more sophisticated method. You'll be in RCM mode if you slide it through the rail and hold the volume up button while turning it on. It comes in a cute little case, which is a nice touch. I keep it in my Switch case with an otg cable so that I can launch the payload directly from my phone.

Hezekiah Beasley

| Aug 17, 2021

I tried the paperclip method and even aluminum foil to get into RCM mode on my switch, and they both worked

5/5

This jig has saved my life on numerous occasions. I can quickly pop it in and be in RCM mode, but I still take care of it and keep it in its case to ensure its longevity. If you want to hack your switch but don't want to deal with the hassle of other methods, I highly recommend this. It's a little overpriced in my opinion, but it's worth it if you want a quick jig to get your Nintendo Switch into RCM mode.

Royal McBride

| Aug 29, 2021

This jig seems to work sporadically and only triggers RCM 10 of the time

3/5

It doesn't make any sense. I've tried every order, and RCM only appears to be triggered 1 out of every 10 times. The packaging has a clean, unobtrusive appearance that I like. However, based on my personal experience, I would not recommend it. I'm not sure if it's just a bad unit.

Baylee IQBAL

| Mar 07, 2021

It's far superior to paper clips

4/5

Small, bent metal contacts are designed to simply touch the contacts. I can see how this could cause issues in terms of quality control; they could use a little more material to make it less finicky for those with bad jigs. br>br>Overall, far superior to hard paper clips in terms of lead longevity.

Colt Cruz

| Aug 15, 2021

Perhaps I'm just lucky? It performs exactly as you would expect

5/5

Getting the jig out of the small case can be a pain at times, but it's for something that isn't even required. What is the best way to deduct points?

Seems decently well made, has worked 100% of the 50 times I have used it and has left no damage on my switch and has left no damage.

Jaxxon Gregory

| Jun 18, 2021

Works! For a while, I used a 3d printed one with a wire I had from a sandwich bread twist tie, and it worked for a while, but then it broke

5/5

I thought I'd damaged the connectors and had tried everything else with no luck until I bought this as a last-ditch effort; I thought I'd need a new railing to get it working again, but I figured I'd get a proper jig instead. This saved me about $50 in home repairs because I didn't need it, and it always works. I'm very happy with it.

Zuri Hale

| May 04, 2021

It's extremely small! This turned out to be a lot smaller than I had anticipated

5/5

It's extremely small. It does, however, work well and accomplishes the task at hand. That is, after all, what is important.

Trace SANDERSON

| Jan 05, 2021

It did not work

3/5

These appear to be hit or miss, based on the reviews. Mine turned out to be a dud. It didn't work at all, and on closer inspection, the left wire (pin 1) appears to be broken. missing. As a result, there's nothing that can short it out. I'm coming back.