My smart home and streaming setup both depend on ethernet, and these compact ethernet switches ensure I have plenty of ports.

A lot of my wider friends are still musing over getting one for themselves, so I won't just be bringing the Switch 2, but a whole load of my favorite Switch accessories along with ...

According to Switch 2 accessory manufacturers, the USB-C ports of Nintendo's latest console have some restrictions to bear in ...

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

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

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Nintendo Switch 2 review: the latest gaming handheld, from a PC Gamer's perspective The Nintendo Switch 2 is in a league of its own, and that's both a good and bad thing.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has a bigger, better screen, a faster processor, more storage, updated controllers, and a whole bunch of other upgrades over Nintendo’s first-gen Switch. It can run more ...

A USB-C to HDMI cable connected to a modern phone with a USB that can output video can, with an adapter, be sent straight into the Nintendo Switch 2's USB-C socket.

So, why is Nintendo obsessed with telling you to use a USB-C camera? I'm guessing it's down to the fact you'll only be able to use USB-A accessories in docked mode without an adapter.

Plug a USB-C cable into either the top or bottom USB-C port on your Nintendo Switch 2 console while the Joy-Cons are attached. Connect the other end to a power adapter, computer, or power bank.

How to Connect Your Nintendo Switch 2 to a TV Use the provided HDMI cable to connect the dock to the HDMI ports on the back of your TV. Ensure that the power adapter is plugged into a power socket and ...