Nintendo Switch 2 用 ANTANK S3 MAX TVドックステーション

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This travel-friendly dock has been a great addition to our Switch setup. My grandson loves how easily it fits into his Switch 2 carry case, making it far more convenient than unplugging the original dock every time he heads to a friend’s house. Design & Portability - Compact and lightweight, it’s ideal for travel or secondary setups. - Doubles as a kickstand while charging, which is a nice touch for tabletop play. - Build quality feels solid, with durable plastic and a clean footprint that doesn’t clutter up your space. Performance & Compatibility - Supports 120 Hz, HDR, and full 4K resolution—games look fantastic on a capable display. - Works reliably with both 4K TVs and monitors. - Compatible with all Switch consoles, including the original model, thanks to a more open USB-C port design. - Sound quality is good. Limitations & Considerations - No Ethernet port, so you’ll need to rely on Wi-Fi for online play. - Ventilation slots are partially blocked when docked, though we haven’t experienced overheating yet. - Not compatible with protective cases—even minimalist ones—so you’ll need to remove the case before docking. Final Thoughts This dock delivers strong performance and broad compatibility in a compact form. While it lacks a few conveniences like Ethernet and case-friendly design, it’s a smart, travel-ready solution for Switch users who want flexibility without sacrificing visual quality, making this docking station an awesome and great value for the money.

Connects the Switch 2 to the TV with no issues. The HDMI, type C and USB ports work perfectly. Very sturdy build. Very portable, my grandson says it fits perfectly in his Switch 2 carry case when he goes to his friend's house to play. Much more convenient than disconnecting the original docking station when he travels. The dock's ventilation slots are blocked when the Switch 2 in in the dock (maybe some vents-slots in the side). We haven't had any over-heat issue though. Time will tell. It will not accommodate even a very minimalist protective case. It does not come with any HDMI, type C cables nor power cables (Note: this is noted in the description). Similar in price to other Switch 2 portable docking stations. Overall, I believe this does what it designed to do. Based on my grandson's positive experience, I can recommend this portable docking station.

I'm actually very happy about the Docking Station, but it lacks one tiny detail. It has no LAN interface. With a LAN interface it would be an easy 5*

I've used a lot of third party Nintendo Switch docks over the years: the Genki Covert, Skull & Co Jumpgate, CFlash CF003, and a more. This little dock by Antank is a good compromise between portability and aesthetics. There's a button behind the dock that allows switching (ha) between docked display and Switch display, which is useful if say you want to use the monitor/TV for something else while still keeping the Switch docked and playable. The Switch will keep charging when in this mode.