RREAKASwitch Dock for Nintendo Switch OLED, 3 in 1 Switch TV Adapter with 4K 60Hz HDMI, USB 2.0 Port, Type C 30W Charger, Portable Switch Docking Station Travel, for Samsung Dex S24, MacBook

I recently bought a projector to make my switch gaming experience huge but the downside was having to unplug the original switch dock and cables from the nest of wires from behind the tv every time I wanted to use it.I went for this item over others because it includes the fast speed USB mains cable as well the 'dock'. Lots of others don't come with the power cable and the separate power needed for the dock. This truly is an all-in-one-solution. It's ingenious for travel as the plug takes up the smallest space possible yet it houses the full docking functionality of the switch.The colours are a great match to the original console (will be very distinctive amongst all the other adapters we have) and it looks as good as the official product.The connections are sturdy, it's as plug and play as the original switch set up and there is no loss of quality. Check my photo with the review for quality of Zelda on a 200 inch screen using this item with my projector.I love having this plug dock to quickly 'switch up' how I use my Switch between the wired in TV dock and this more portable alternative. It also means I won't need to take a separate USB adapter for my laptops or smartphones when travelling and this will work with hotel TV too. This is a 5 star solution for when you want to travel with your switch and use it in a full screen mode outside the home.

Makes family gaming easier on the TV, excellent 👍

This is ideal for those who don't want to take up space with a whole dock for your switch but just want a cable you can plug into and it works. This is the same as a normal power socket in the fact that it takes up the same space and looks the same except for the colours which look like the nintendo colours.Once plugged in you need a HDMI cable that connects from the socket to your TV and a USB C cable which is included that you can plug into your switch, that's all you need to get going, but you can also add in a memory stick on tot he dock if needed too.

Much more discrete than the black box and more robust imho

Having 4 children and 4 switches in the house it was becoming a problem identifying chargers without arguments. My son uses this for both his switch & phone without no issues even cones with a cable . Easy to use took seconds