recently I was having a lot of issues with my iMac's Magic Trackpad 2. It kept losing its connection and for a few days I was searching for all kinds of solutions, re-connecting all Bluetooth devices, resetting the System Management Controller (SMC), etc. Nothing helped and I was about ready to pack the device up and carry it to Apple.
But then I noticed that the Switch was lying on my desktop which I carried over 2 days ago. I just now put it back into the living room and there are no such connection problems anymore. My office Mac is back to full productivity just because the Nintendo was close-by (and in standby)! I don't know why the NSW would even send Bluetooth signals if the display is off and the controllers connected. I guess it is waiting for other joy-cons to push the home button?
Anyway, I was just wondering if anybody else noticed this. I usually don't play games in my home office, but I wouldn't have expected that the Switch just lying there could have such an impact an break other connections. I could be an isolated case, just wondering.
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