Charger for Switch,15V/2.6A Fast Charging Switch Charger AC Adapter 5FT Type-C Cable for Switch/Switch Dock/Pro Controller - Supports TV Mode

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Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). With some more Googling it sounds like the device itself can take a lot of different chargers but the dock cannot.

EASY TO USE AND CARRY, PLUG AND PLAY】 Simply plug one end into your gaming console and the other end into a standard wall outlet. So when the Switch says "I can handle 15V if you've got it", there's every chance that the laptop charger would respond "Sorry, I can offer you 5V or 20V but nothing in between" and they'd settle on 5V which is no more than you'd be getting from the iPad charger anyway. So someone help me make sense of this beast is it powered by 5 volts or 15 volts, and if its 5 volts then why does it say input of 15 volts? The replacement Nintendo Switch Charger is designed to be safe and reliable and features an over-charge protection system to ensure your gaming console doesn't get damaged while it's charging. Mr Gadget Solutions is a wholesaler and distributor of All Kinds of Original Mobile Phone Accessories including Apple, Samsung, Blackberry, LG, Sony, Nokia, Huawei, HTC, etc.My current thought is that USB C has all this charging intelligence, so the Switch should be able to tell the brick what it wants and the brick will supply. Then I see the car chargers are going to have 5 volts, so how is that suppose to charge a 15 volt system? If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. Figuring all of this out wouldn’t be a pain in the butt if there weren’t exceptions to the rules I’ve outlined above. For USB-C, the amount of current the Switch will pull is limited to 2A, despite that the vast majority (if not all) USB-C chargers are rated for 5V 3A.

If you don't give it the minimum 3 amps it needs it could harm both the Nintendo Switch and the charger your trying to use! The Switch uses around 7W for active gaming, so your iPad charger will be enough to power it and give a bit of battery charge on top. But much like the “calories in/out” formula, its deceptive simplicity obscures the complexity of what’s actually happening with charging. output provides enough power when you use it with the dock in TV mode, a great replacement or backup Nintendo Switch AC adapter.

With a 15-volt output, it provides quick and efficient charging to keep your gaming sessions going for longer. So you need to have a charger which supports the higher power output profiles to be able to charge while playing. The power usage of the Nintendo Switch helps determine how long you can play away from a wall outlet.