Is this a legitimate SD2SNES?

[magictoaster]

Can anyone confirm if this is a legitimate SD2SNES:

https://www.amazon.ca/SD2SNES-Flash-special-Ultimate-Nintendo/dp/B01HYK7MVS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1518203422&sr=8-1&keywords=SD2SNES

It’s sold by Everdrive-shop and fulfilled by Amazon. I want to be sure that it’s a genuine SD2SNES, and covered by the warranty offered by krikzz. If not I’ll order from another reseller from the official list.

[EverDriver]

Visually it looks like as genuine.
Why don't want to ask the seller whether it's genuine or not?
If the seller tells you it's genuine but will send to you a clone then you can always contact Amazon and fix the problem.
If the store is serious it doesn't make sense for the seller to fool you.

[magictoaster]

I've contacted the seller and he confirmed that it is indeed a genuine Krikzz cart and that it should be covered by the warranty.  I've also opened the cart and it looks exactly like the pictures of genuine cart revision H.

[leonquest]

Can anyone confirm if this is a legitimate SD2SNES:

https://www.amazon.ca/SD2SNES-Flash-special-Ultimate-Nintendo/dp/B01HYK7MVS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1518203422&sr=8-1&keywords=SD2SNES

It’s sold by Everdrive-shop and fulfilled by Amazon. I want to be sure that it’s a genuine SD2SNES, and covered by the warranty offered by krikzz. If not I’ll order from another reseller from the official list.

I don't get it. You can buy a legitimate SD2Snes brand new from Stoneagegamer for CAD $252 at the current exchange rate, yet you prefer to pay CAD $329 from some unknown seller?

[magictoaster]

I don't get it. You can buy a legitimate SD2Snes brand new from Stoneagegamer for CAD $252 at the current exchange rate, yet you prefer to pay CAD $329 from some unknown seller?

It's quite simple actually: no one had any in stock and the quoted wait time was around 3 to 6 weeks at best pretty-much everywhere I looked.

You have to add about 20$ shipping plus taxes and import duties to the $252 you quoted.

I've contacted one Canadian reseller and never got a reply so Amazon seemed like as good place as any to order since I basically allowed me a full 30 days to test and make sure it was working properly and was a legit item (it's a fulfilled by Amazon item so it can be returned, at no cost, for any reasons).

In the end I got what I wanted for around the same price, with only a 2 days wait.

[babayaga]

I don't get it. You can buy a legitimate SD2Snes brand new from Stoneagegamer for CAD $252 at the current exchange rate, yet you prefer to pay CAD $329 from some unknown seller?

It's quite simple actually: no one had any in stock and the quoted wait time was around 3 to 6 weeks at best pretty-much everywhere I looked.

You have to add about 20$ shipping plus taxes and import duties to the $252 you quoted.

I've contacted one Canadian reseller and never got a reply so Amazon seemed like as good place as any to order since I basically allowed me a full 30 days to test and make sure it was working properly and was a legit item (it's a fulfilled by Amazon item so it can be returned, at no cost, for any reasons).

In the end I got what I wanted for around the same price, with only a 2 days wait.

well, you don't have to worry about taxes or import duties when it's shipped by krikkz

[iwasaperson]

If it's a Rev H, it's likely legit. Chinese-made ones generally use Rev. F since that is the last board schematic to be made open source on the git. That is unless they modified the Rev F to make their own version of the Rev H (as all the changes are public), but I have not seen that yet.

But in the future, I would buy directly from KRIKzz. Also I think KRIKzz just opened an official Amazon store, but I don't think he has the SD2SNES listed yet.