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Phil Hayton

One of the few third-party Switch 2 docks that works is back down in price, but I'm still furious at Nintendo

SIWIQU Nintendo Switch 2 dock on TV bench with Kirby figure on left and Diddy Kong Mario Kart car on right.

It's been a long three months since the Switch 2 rocked up, and I'm still annoyed at Nintendo. Prior to the launch, I had the silly idea that I'd be able to use all the same third-party docking stations and monitors with USB-C support as the original. Instead, Ninty decided to cause a compatibility conundrum, and while one of the very few compatible docks out there is back under $30, the situation is still a bummer.

If, like me, you'd rather not spend $100 on Nintendo's official cradle, you'll want to grab the SIWIQU Switch 2 dock for $25. The third-party docking station was one of the first to hit Amazon back in June, albeit with initial teething problems, and it still stands as a serviceable option that actually works with Ninty's best gaming handheld contender.

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