The best Nintendo Switch accessories aren’t always easy to find.
We aimed to include accessory options from all of the key categories.
Some accessories, like screen protectors and cases, have separate Switch and Switch Lite versions available.
It comes with its own cable, too.
The Pro 2 has a classic Nintendo look that makes it a charming and eye-catching gamepad.
The controller charges via USB-C and can run for up to 20 hours on a full charge.
Like the Nintendo Switch.
The mClassic is also a superb accessory for retro gaming.
Classic Nintendo and PlayStation consoles don’t perform well at all on modern flatscreen TVs.
The mClassic removes the need to get a CRT TV just for your old consoles.
The hard-shell exterior is durable, and the interior screen protection pouch prevents any scratches.
There’s also some extra cable and battery space in there, too.
The ZenGrip Pro OLED is an easy-to-use accessory.
You simply slide the console into the grip to add conventional controller handles to the Joy-Con.
The ZenGrip Pro offers a snug and secure fit without leaving scuff marks on the console or Joy-Con.
We should also note that Satisfye makes aSwitch Lite version of this gripas well.
It also has two rear buttons that can be mapped to specific functions along with a turbo mode.
A new version of the Split Pad Pro is releasing in April for $80.
In docked mode, the dongle can be plugged in using a USB adapter, which is also included.
First, it can act as an ultra-portable dock for the console.
In addition to HDMI, this multiport also has a USB-C port and two USB-A ports for accessories.
Regardless of which model you have, you’re probably going to need a microSD card.
We recommend opting for the SanDisk Ultra, a reasonably priced and reliable model.
The Anker PowerCore 20100 is a 20100mAh portable charger that is officially licensed by Nintendo.
It can charge your Nintendo Switch 2.5 times and is capable of charging while playing as well.
It’s hit or miss, really.
Thankfully, Orzly’s tempered glass screen protectors come in pairs.
verify to use a cleaning cloth to wipe your screen before applying them!
For Switch Lite owners, you canpick up a four-pack from Orzlyfor $7.
While made specifically for the Switch Lite, this compact stand is also compatible with the standard Switch.
you could check out GameSpot’sFlip Grip reviewand see thefull list of compatible gamesat Retronauts.
The Flip Grip is available for $12 exclusively at Fangamer.
It’s currently out of stock, but Fangamer’s site says there’s a restock planned.
Keep in mind that the Flip Grip is only compatible with the regular Switch, not the Switch OLED.
Coming from Lamicall, this adjustable stand is a versatile and sleek way to play in tabletop mode.
Plus, you’re able to use it for your phone and tablets, too.
every half hour).
It will even fit 7- to 10.5-inch tablets as well.
Ultimate, Splatoon 2, and more online with others.
Alternatively, you could opt for the Switch Online + Expansion Pack membership tier.
This tier costs $50 per year for individuals and $80 per year for families.
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