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Nintendo of America Nintendo Switch Dock Set - Nintendo Switch;

Platform : Nintendo Switch
Rated: Everyone
4.3 out of 5 stars 3,460 ratings

About this item

  • Includes:
  • Nintendo Switch Dock
  • AC Adapter, and an HDMI Cable
  • Compatible Devices:Nintendo Switch system
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Product information

ASIN B06ZZ6FGGL
Release date May 19, 2017
Customer Reviews
4.3 out of 5 stars 3,460 ratings

4.3 out of 5 stars
Best Sellers Rank #2,887 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#33 in Nintendo Switch Cables & Adapters
Product Dimensions 2.52 x 9.53 x 8.46 inches; 1.32 Pounds
Type of item Video Game
Rated Everyone
Item model number HACACASAA
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer No
Item Weight 1.32 pounds
Manufacturer Nintendo of America
Batteries 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Date First Available April 12, 2017

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Product Description

Using the Nintendo Switch Dock Set, you can hook up this extra dock to a separate TV, so you can switch from one to the other without unplugging your main set up.

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4.3 out of 5 stars
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Customers find the Nintendo Switch dock makes it easy to move between different rooms and TVs, and appreciate having a second dock. However, the functionality and quality receive mixed reviews - while some say it works flawlessly and is well-built, others report it doesn't work at all and breaks after three months of use. Moreover, customers disagree on whether it's worth the price and whether all necessary cords are included. Additionally, connection issues are a significant concern, with multiple customers reporting that the dock won't connect to their TVs.

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45 customers mention "Dock size"42 positive3 negative

Customers like the dock size, with several mentioning it's a great addition to their Switch setup, and one customer noting it's essential for sharing the system console.

"...and set it on the TV in our family room, it just feels a lot easier to bring my Nintendo Switch to play on that TV, since I just need the Switch..." Read more

"Great additional dock for my switch, no issues so far. Would buy again if need another one" Read more

"...I got this so I can very easily play my Switch on 2 different TVs in 2 different rooms (not at the same time obviously) ...." Read more

"...Which is the best way to play btw, especially with a Pro controller." Read more

23 customers mention "Ease of movement"23 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the dock's ease of movement, as it allows them to easily switch between two TVs in different rooms.

"...on the USB port which is a super good thing because there's no unnecessary movement and that means that the device will last longer!..." Read more

"...brand if you trust them, but for more convenience and easier switching to a different TV, buying a second dock, especially Nintendo's own dock set,..." Read more

"...It makes moving the switch to different rooms/TV's easier, but now I find I have an addiction to games and my sleep is a bit lacking...." Read more

"...The big draw of the Switch is its versatility of being both a mobile and home console...." Read more

219 customers mention "Functionality"150 positive69 negative

Customers have mixed experiences with the functionality of the Nintendo Switch dock, with some reporting it works flawlessly while others say it doesn't work at all.

"Worked great." Read more

"...wrong it seems to work, I’ve only used it once since getting it but works ok...." Read more

"...It doesn’t work for me. Will be returning. Edit: Just an issue with the HDMI, being lazy I left the old one plugged in...." Read more

"...Traded back to the OG one and the CEC works as expected." Read more

91 customers mention "Value for money"28 positive63 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the value for money of the Nintendo Switch dock, with some finding it worth the price while others consider it expensive.

"...No, at the end of the day, an HDMI cable isn't worth $10 dollars so I can see where people might be uneasy about the $90 value proposition here but,..." Read more

"...It's pricey for what it is - a very simple plastic USB dock that exposes a usb-c port for power and an HDMI output...." Read more

"...seller-answered questions indicated it was an US plug, and the price was right, so I bought this thinking that it would work for me...." Read more

"...Compared to the cheap knock offs, it cannot be beat. I learned my lesson about mine and knockoffs and just went with the original again." Read more

50 customers mention "Cords"20 positive30 negative

Customers have mixed experiences with the console's cords, with some reporting that all necessary components were included, while others mention missing power cables.

"The dock works ok but the port access door is broken and won’t stay closed...." Read more

"...A USB type-C dock with 4 USB ports, HDMI out, and USB power delivery..." Read more

"Box looks like it was ran through hell. Didn’t arrive with an AC adapter. And the best part of all?..." Read more

"...play on that TV, since I just need the Switch itself and not any extra wires or equipment...." Read more

50 customers mention "Quality"29 positive21 negative

Customers have mixed experiences with the dock's durability, with some finding it well-built and in great condition, while others report it being badly made and breaking after three months of use.

"Box was a little roughed up but the dock was perfect condition . Came with hdmi I and power cord . Everything you need to play on a monitor or tv ." Read more

"...It looks big and kind of clunky, a little cheap and plastic, lacking in stellar industrial design or elegance 2.)..." Read more

"...bought a cheaper one with more bells and whistles, but wanted the reliability and predictability of the official product. Works great!" Read more

"...However, the plastic isn't as sturdy as the original dock, the ports are fussier to connect, and I've had times where it doesn't register that the..." Read more

22 customers mention "Connection issues"0 positive22 negative

Customers report multiple connection issues with the Nintendo Switch dock, including failure to connect to TVs, repeated interruptions during use, and problems with HDMI ports.

"...the plastic isn't as sturdy as the original dock, the ports are fussier to connect, and I've had times where it doesn't register that the Switch..." Read more

"...-My grandson used this at our house 2 or 3 times and now having connection issues. Window to return has passed and the price has gone up $20!!..." Read more

"...However, after about a day or 2, it stopped connecting to the switch and the switch wouldn’t charge for like a week...." Read more

"...the blinking green light of death on my old dock and it stopped connecting to the Switch...." Read more

Japanese Version Power Supply
1 out of 5 stars
Japanese Version Power Supply
TLDR: this has the Japan power supply, not the US power supply. I returned it. The reviews were mostly positive, the seller-answered questions indicated it was an US plug, and the price was right, so I bought this thinking that it would work for me. I was wrong. First, it took over a week to get here, despite us having Prime. I maybe could have forgiven slow transit speed, if that was the problem. But it took 5 or 6 days before it was even put in the mail. Then it was shipped USPS. When shipped, it was just stuck in one of those thin white and blue Amazon envelopes, which offers zero padding. The box arrived kinda crushed, which had me worried given the plastic cradle inside. But before I bothered to check that, I noticed other issues. The box text was written in Japanese, which was throwing up a red flag. So I pulled out the most important part - the power supply - and compared it to the one that came with my Switch. There were a few differences between the two power supplies, as seen in my pictures. The new Japanese power supply is on the left, and original one that came with my Switch is on the right. While power output is the same, the biggest issue I had was that different electronic certifications weren’t US standards (example: no UL Certification on the Japanese power supply). As such, the actual model number wasn’t the same. On the plus side, the prongs on the power supply look like the standard US prongs. So if you’re feeling spicy and want to use the Japanese power supply, be my guest. Could it have worked? Probably. Was I feeling like gambling on it, with my family’s Switch? Not today.
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Top reviews from the United States

  • Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025
    Worked great.
  • Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2018
    This is worth the price, do not listen to the complainers.

    I bought a Switch at launch and thought that the dock could be improved. The most common issues being:

    1.) It looks big and kind of clunky, a little cheap and plastic, lacking in stellar industrial design or elegance
    2.) It CAN scratch your screen if it's warped and/or you are careless--careless or not, I still think this is a valid concern
    3.) As mentioned above, the dock can be warped and if that's the case then you should return it but this isn't cool when you're paying $300 for the console or $90 for the dock kit

    So after a few months, I ordered a replacement shell to convert my existing Switch dock into a much smaller one. Here's a link to a similar replacement shell--please be aware that this is a plastic shell only and does not include the necessary circuitry or electronics to function as a dock, you must open your existing Switch dock and transplant the circuit board into this shell: https://www.amazon.com/LinkStyle-Nintendo-Switch-Replacement-Portable-Original/dp/B0759CH5Q3/ref=pd_sim_107_67?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=T4E625EY9PJ2N6EKBN28

    What I found was that the smaller dock doesn't provide quite as much support on for the console which can cause it to rock side to side a bit. That is not good for the longevity of the USB type-c port on the Switch. The standard Switch dock runs the entire length of the Switch from the left edge of the screen to the right edge of the screen so the whole bottom edge of the Switch is supported by the dock. The Switch cannot pivot on the USB port which is a super good thing because there's no unnecessary movement and that means that the device will last longer!

    These portable docks are also very lightweight and will slide all around on your tabletop surface. I had to buy adhesive rubber feet to get my portable dock to stay in place and even then I found that the thickness of an HDMI cable plus the other cables you'll need can still cause the dock to move around the table and otherwise not be totally stable with and especially without a Switch docked on it.

    After living with the portable dock for a while I found myself yearning for the standard dock look and feel. While I still feel that the standard Nintendo Switch Dock could stand to be redesigned from the ground up with more care and thought put into how it looks, operates, and what materials it's made of, there's no denying that the standard dock still looks and works the best out of any available dock solution at the moment.

    A lot of folks complain about the $90 price tag, and while nearly $100 is certainly no small amount of money, what you get in this kit makes it a fair value at least, if not a good one. What I mean is that a comparable piece of electronics is the same price if not more. A USB type-C dock with 4 USB ports, HDMI out, and USB power delivery (this is a very specific thing that not many devices and USB cables actually support). These devices can range from $35 (for poor-quality devices) to more than $70 (for high-quality devices) and that's without a power supply and HDMI cable. I know, HDMI cables are virtually a dime a dozen, but the inclusion--I think--is notable if not unremarkable. The standalone Switch charger from Nintendo is $30. That puts the individual pieces at, let's say, $50 for a USB-C hub, $30 for the charger, and $10 for the HDMI cable to match the price of the standard dock kit here.

    No, at the end of the day, an HDMI cable isn't worth $10 dollars so I can see where people might be uneasy about the $90 value proposition here but, like I said earlier, the value is at least fair but, in my opinion, good for now considering the limited number and lacking overall quality of the alternatives on the market.

    When either Nintendo or another company decide to drastically and intelligently redesign the dock for better looks and action then there may finally be some competition but for now, this is the best option available by a longshot and it costs exactly as much as it ought to when compared to the price of similar devices.

    If you're looking for a second or replacement Nintendo Switch dock, this is the one to buy until a truly great dock comes around.
    48 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2024
    Wanted this thing to work but every time I put my Switch in it, it shuts my Switch off and I have to remove it and hold the power button 20 seconds to turn it back on. It doesn’t work for me. Will be returning.

    Edit: Just an issue with the HDMI, being lazy I left the old one plugged in. Decided to try the one that came in the box. Works beautifully now.
    8 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024
    TLDR: this has the Japan power supply, not the US power supply. I returned it.

    The reviews were mostly positive, the seller-answered questions indicated it was an US plug, and the price was right, so I bought this thinking that it would work for me. I was wrong.

    First, it took over a week to get here, despite us having Prime. I maybe could have forgiven slow transit speed, if that was the problem. But it took 5 or 6 days before it was even put in the mail. Then it was shipped USPS.

    When shipped, it was just stuck in one of those thin white and blue Amazon envelopes, which offers zero padding. The box arrived kinda crushed, which had me worried given the plastic cradle inside. But before I bothered to check that, I noticed other issues.

    The box text was written in Japanese, which was throwing up a red flag. So I pulled out the most important part - the power supply - and compared it to the one that came with my Switch.

    There were a few differences between the two power supplies, as seen in my pictures. The new Japanese power supply is on the left, and original one that came with my Switch is on the right. While power output is the same, the biggest issue I had was that different electronic certifications weren’t US standards (example: no UL Certification on the Japanese power supply). As such, the actual model number wasn’t the same.

    On the plus side, the prongs on the power supply look like the standard US prongs. So if you’re feeling spicy and want to use the Japanese power supply, be my guest. Could it have worked? Probably. Was I feeling like gambling on it, with my family’s Switch? Not today.
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    1.0 out of 5 stars
    Japanese Version Power Supply

    Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024
    TLDR: this has the Japan power supply, not the US power supply. I returned it.

    The reviews were mostly positive, the seller-answered questions indicated it was an US plug, and the price was right, so I bought this thinking that it would work for me. I was wrong.

    First, it took over a week to get here, despite us having Prime. I maybe could have forgiven slow transit speed, if that was the problem. But it took 5 or 6 days before it was even put in the mail. Then it was shipped USPS.

    When shipped, it was just stuck in one of those thin white and blue Amazon envelopes, which offers zero padding. The box arrived kinda crushed, which had me worried given the plastic cradle inside. But before I bothered to check that, I noticed other issues.

    The box text was written in Japanese, which was throwing up a red flag. So I pulled out the most important part - the power supply - and compared it to the one that came with my Switch.

    There were a few differences between the two power supplies, as seen in my pictures. The new Japanese power supply is on the left, and original one that came with my Switch is on the right. While power output is the same, the biggest issue I had was that different electronic certifications weren’t US standards (example: no UL Certification on the Japanese power supply). As such, the actual model number wasn’t the same.

    On the plus side, the prongs on the power supply look like the standard US prongs. So if you’re feeling spicy and want to use the Japanese power supply, be my guest. Could it have worked? Probably. Was I feeling like gambling on it, with my family’s Switch? Not today.
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    4 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024
    Why doesn't Nintendo advertise this more? It's perfect if you have multiple TVs in your house and you want to dock it in different rooms at different times. It's pricey for what it is - a very simple plastic USB dock that exposes a usb-c port for power and an HDMI output. But it's worth it for the value it offers.

    With all the talk of 3rd party switch docks bricking their switch, I wouldn't risk buying anything except this official Nintendo dock.
    One person found this helpful
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  • Vanessa
    5.0 out of 5 stars Highly recommend
    Reviewed in Canada on February 27, 2025
    Works great, I have seen my kids use this for over a year now, the original one didn't last as long as this one has.
  • Parthiban
    5.0 out of 5 stars Working as intended...!
    Reviewed in India on February 6, 2020
    Original product.
  • Juan Pablo Valdez Chaparro
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente opción si necesitas un dock adicional para Nintendo Switch
    Reviewed in Mexico on November 18, 2018
    No hay mucho que reseñar de este dock oficial.
    Es idéntico al que incluye la consola, con los mismos cables y el mismo adaptador de corriente.
    Funciona de manera perfecta y esta construido muy bien.

    Quizá el único detalle es que es un poco costoso, sin embargo, vale la pena debido a la garantía de no tener ningún tipo de problema con tu consola.
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  • Tyler
    5.0 out of 5 stars Wee bit expensive, but worth every penny.
    Reviewed in Canada on January 5, 2018
    I bought a second dock for my bedroom. Moving my Switch from my living room to my bedroom TV takes two seconds. The portability on this thing is insane.

    Only problem I have is with the price. I bit the bullet when I bought it, it should really be closer to the $80 mark in my honest opinion.
  • siddharth
    5.0 out of 5 stars Works perfectly fine
    Reviewed in India on September 11, 2019
    I got it in said time and package was sealed.