Xbox 360 controller, plug and play compatible on any PC: amp ie=UTF8& qid=1372536049& sr=1-7& keywords=xbox+360+controller Playstation 2 to USB adapter for PC: amp ie=UTF8& qid=1372536011& sr=1-4& keywords=playstation+to+usb SEGA Genesis to USB adapter for PC: amp ie=UTF8& qid=1372536184& sr=1-1& keywords=sega+to+usbĪtari to USB adapter for PC: amp ie=UTF8& qid=1372536130& sr=1-1& keywords=atari+to+usb Gamecube controller to USB adapter for PC The pro controller will charge via micro USB like a Xbox controller. Easiest way is to just leave it connected to the switch charging. (much like the console sitting vertical when docked for heat distribution)Īlso, keep an eye on Bionic, they make some cool joy con chargers. And the Joycons 'popping' off when dropped may be a safety feature intended by Nintendo. The Amazon page claims drop protection, but I'm doubtful on any of these. Example Which may affect any travel case - if you use one.

There are Grip cases - but they will not protect from a fall. There are cases for the switch to protect when traveling - but not useful when dropped. Using the wrong plug can fry the system (much like first gen USB-C phones. The Switch does NOT use a normal USB C plug - the voltage is different. More general wisdom If you buy a 2nd dock - be on the lookout for Chinese knockoffs. It is also worth pointing out that there is a 'Pro' controller that is shaped like a normal console controller. There are a lot of manufactuers of the design - seems some have better triggers than others.

I can testify on those controller grips, but the model I got had larger trigger paddles. The screen is plastic and can scratch when taking it in and out of the dock GET A Tempered Glass Screen Protector NOW.

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