But as you probably now suspect, the Nintendo Switch 2 doesn’t do it that way. When you plug the Switch 2 into a third-party ...

Nintendo has intentionally implemented measures to restrict third-party accessories, including docks, hubs, and other ...

Back when we wrote our Nintendo Switch 2 review roundup, we noted that variable refresh rate (VRR) display output was not ...

When you're away from home and want to play your Nintendo Switch 2 on a larger display, you can do so if you have a USB-C ...

RREAKA USB Type C to HDMI Digital AV Multiport Hub . The RREAKA Multiport Hub does its name justice by being a multipurpose travel docking station, which you can quickly plug the Nintendo Switch ...

By plugging a USB-C to HDMI cable into your smartphone, and then a HDMI capture cable into that, your phone is essntially turned into a device that your Switch 2 identifies as any other USB camera.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Dock uses a stronger 60W power supply than Switch 1 and an Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable. So, in short, no, we wouldn't recommend using your old wires. Can I buy a Switch 2 ...

The Switch 2 comes with an AC adapter, but grabbing a second charger or a power bank will help you keep the handheld juiced ...

Anker’s Nano USB-C to HDMI cable supports external displays up to 4K/60Hz and includes an extra USB-C port for charging ... it can’t serve as a portable docking solution for the Nintendo Switch.

Acer 6.6-foot USB-C to HDMI cable: $12 (save $5) Best Buy essentials 6-foot USB-C to HDMI cable: $20 There are many selections if you're purchasing a camera to go with your Switch 2.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is a massive hit, but its relatively small screen size is still limiting. Here's how to use an iPad as ...

By plugging a USB-C to HDMI cable into your smartphone, and then a HDMI capture cable into that, your phone is essntially turned into a device that your Switch 2 identifies as any other USB camera.