Just received my SX pro dongle but I noticed that it makes a hissing noise. Is this normal or is this a defect and should I send it back for that? The sound isn’t very loud but still noticeable and I’m a little worried about it. I hope i can get an answer from you guys.
It can be a damaged capacitor. But that's just my thought as I don't have one and is probably totally wrong.
most likely a defective unit if you want to be save about it just use the dongle to load the payload the first to to active the license then later loads launch the payload from pc
I'm not worried about it. I have caps at work in motor stators that are about as tall as the joycon and about the diameter of a golf ball and they make the same noise when charging up.
Had the same on my SX pro, nothing to worry about as said in a previous post.
Sounds just like the capacitors on my graphics card when gaming at high fps.
Thank you guys for the quick replies it really helped me.yeah min does the hiss too but it's a common thing for capacitors I guess ... if anything happens to the caps, these cost nothing to replace
And what about your hand or switch?yeah min does the hiss too but it's a common thing for capacitors I guess ... if anything happens to the caps, these cost nothing to replace
(idk how dangerous those caps can be if even.)
Last edited by Kubas_inko,
In for the hissing sound too, guess it is normal since everyone here is experiencing it. I don't like the hissing but the dongle is only inserted for the boot anyways so it doesn't matter so much. Happy gaming!
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