Although the Nintendo Switch is a very useful console due to its hybrid features, when it comes time to connect it to a television, it depends a lot on the dock, since it is its base.
This is why, if your dock is damaged, lost or simply not where you are, you will surely think that there is nothing to do.
The truth is that there is a belief that it is the only way to show the Switch screen on a TV, but that is not the case. Next you will see an alternative to this device that fulfills the same function for the console.
What do you need to stop using the Nintendo Switch dock?
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Before starting you have to consider some requirementsbecause to carry out this process you must have a special adapter.
To be more specific, it needs to have a USB-C power input, additional USB-C connector, HDMI output, and USB 3.0 port.
It is important that check that it is compatible with the Nintendo Switch connectors so that there are no problems when using the corresponding cables.
On the other hand, it is also recommended that you get a support so that the console is supported and does not suffer damage when it is on the surface.
How to use adapters to replace the Nintendo Switch dock
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Once you have the USB-C to HDMI adapter, you can stop using your dock. To do this, the first step is Disconnect all cables from the Nintendo Switch dock.
Now, connect the USB-C power cable and the HDMI to the adapter and then connect it to the console. Do the same process with the HDMI port that goes to the television.
Finally, turn on the TV and select the appropriate channel of the HDMI port. At this point, you should be able to see the screen of your Nintendo Switch.
In case you have thought if it is possible directly stream the console screen to a Smart TV, Chromecast or Amazon Fire TV Stick, unfortunately it is not possible. Nintendo Switch does not support streaming connection of this type.
As you have seen, It is quite simple to replace the dock with an adapter. This way, you can take your console everywhere and connect it to any TV without the base.
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