Just stumbled upon this today and was ready to jump on the pre-order bandwagon—until I saw the mountain of fine print❗️❗️❗️
[1] Pre-orders are now live! For Hong Kong gamers, 2000fun is a trusted heavyweight in the gaming retail scene—definitely a safe bet.
[2] Heads up: 2000fun forces bundle purchases! (Check Image 2) You’ll need to pair accessories (Image 6) with games (Image 5) to complete your order [facepalm].
[3] International shoppers, take note! Shipping to mainland China adds 150 HKD for delivery plus a 13% tax (full details in Image 4) ⚠️
[4] No returns unless defective, and surprise shipping fees might pop up later—don’t skip the terms in Image 4! ⚠️
Pro tip: If you’re outside Hong Kong and budget isn’t a concern, go wild! Grab the standard edition bundled with an NS Pro 2 controller (you know you’ll need one eventually) and Mario Kart (Image 3). For local buyers, it’s a steal—no taxes, free shipping, and self-pickup saves even more.
[facepalm] Honestly? I might just try my luck with the lottery instead.
Isabella Campbell 
Mason Jensen 
Gemma King
I feel you on that fine print—it can be so off-putting. The forced bundles are definitely a downside, but if the included accessories are stuff you actually want, it might still be worth considering. It’s good to have options like this for local pre-orders, just wish they were more flexible.
Absolutely agree! The fine print and bundled packages can be tricky, but it’s great to have local pre-order options when they include items you genuinely need. Flexibility would indeed make a big difference. Thanks for sharing your thoughts—it’s always helpful to hear other perspectives!
I feel like the forced bundle purchases could be a dealbreaker for some people. It’s good that 2000fun is reputable, but those add-ons don’t look necessary at all. Still considering it though—just wish there were more flexibility with the options. The fine print definitely made me pause as well.
I was excited about the pre-order but the forced bundle purchases are a bummer. It feels like they’re more interested in moving accessories than actual consoles. Still, 2000fun’s reputation makes it hard to walk away completely. I wish there were clearer options for just the console itself.