The shape of the curve is very different. The Q1 V1 has a large radius to the curve on the inside of the upper case (ie the part of the case that touches the bottom-left-corner of the Left Control key). The Q1 V2 has a much smaller radius (more square) - they made that change because some keycaps with pointy corners rather than rounded-off
In the console’s System Settings. From the HOME Menu, select System Settings. Scroll down the menu on the left-hand side and select System, then Serial Numbers. The console serial number will be displayed at the top of the list.
Plug your Switch into your PC using your USB cable. Your PC should play the device connected sound and your Switch should not turn on. If your Switch turns on, repeat Step 1 to enter RCM. Once your Switch is plugged in, you should see a green icon with the message “RCM OK”.
0x7000 means your console is not patched and payload will work without problems. Ver el archivo adjunto 199 0x0000 means your console is patched, so payload won't work. Method 3 - Via serial number in a website There is a webpage where you can copy your serial number and it tells if the console is patched or not.
Check your serial number I guess. I’m not sure if the viper mini uses the same serial number format as the viper ultimate, but you are guaranteed V2 opticals on the ultimate on serial numbers XX2037 and up. 2036 should be fine. Anything between 2034 and 2036 MIGHT have V2 opticals. Anything after 2037 will have V2 opticals no matter what.
But I am weary about further screen issues as it is a complete deal-breaker for me. I play the switch like 95% of the time in handheld mode. So now I'm debating if I should try to get a third v1 switch which I feel nervous about or try getting a new v2 switch and sending it to someone to be hardmodded. Basically here's my list of questions:

The Epomaker TH80 Pro and the Keychron V1, from the Keychron V Series, are mechanical keyboards with a compact (75%) form factor. Both keyboards have an all-plastic construction. The V1 is a wired-only option that feels a bit sturdier overall and quieter thanks to several layers of sound-dampening foam inside the case.

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