If you own a Nintendo Switch, chances are it's seen a fair share of dust, debris, and lint over the years. With the Switch 2 all but confirmed, you may be considering an upgrade. However, that won't ...

In theory, Nintendo’s decision to do away with proprietary chargers and furnish the Switch with a USB-C port should have benefited consumers, giving them the option to pick up cheaper third-party ...

There are times when bringing along your Switch dock could be useful. Unfortunately, the original Switch dock isn't exactly tiny, and it can be a hassle to remove it from its spot at home. If so, here ...

The Adjustable Charging Stand is what it sounds like: a charging dock with a kickstand of its own that can be set to various angles. You can plug the Switch’s regular AC adapter into the stand for ...

While Nintendo Switch is loved by millions around the world, many users also find that sometimes the console can’t live up to its claimed 6-hour gaming battery endurance. At some other times, some ...

The Nintendo Switch's dock isn't exactly for everyone. Some say it's clunky and hard to use, and that's why third parties have been churning out alternatives to it. Accessory maker Nyko is one of them ...

Nintendo is finally addressing one of the Switch’s core deficiencies, one heretofore served by third-party peripheral makers and DIY solutions: On July 13, Nintendo will release a “new adjustable ...

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Are your Joy-Con controllers not getting a boost when plugged in to your Charging Grip? If you can’t seem to charge the Joy-Con controllers using the Charging Grip, or if your Joy-Cons appear to be ...

Nintendo has announced a new Nintendo Switch peripheral. An adjustable charging stand for the hybrid console is coming in July for $20 ($30 AUD), the company announced today. Why would you want one?

The Nintendo Switch is expected to both cannibalize the sales of Nintendo’s portables and take over the company’s console business. It’s the Apple strategy: If users grow out of their iPods, make sure ...