SIWIQU TV Dock Station for Nintendo Switch/Switch OLED, Portable TV Docking Station Replacement with 4K HDMI Adapter/Type C Port/USB Port for Official Nintendo Switch (for Switch/OLED (LAN))

Got this TV dock station as a replacement for my Nintendo Switch and it's been working really well. Does exactly what it's supposed to do - connects my Switch to the TV with no issues.The 4K HDMI output looks great and the Type C and USB ports work perfectly. It's nice having a portable option that I can easily move around the house or take with me when traveling. Way more convenient than lugging around the original bulky dock.Works with both regular Switch and Switch OLED, which is exactly what I needed. The connection is solid and I haven't had any problems with it disconnecting or having display issues.My only complaint is that it doesn't come with any cords. I'm using my own HDMI cable which is fine, but the power cord is really essential and would have been nice to include. Had to use my existing cables which wasn't a huge deal, but for the price it would have been a nice touch to get everything you need in the box.Setup was straightforward - just plug everything in and it works. The build quality feels decent and it's held up well with regular use.Overall really happy with this dock. Does the job perfectly and the portability is a big plus. Just wish they'd throw in the essential cables to make it a complete package.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I wanted a Switch 2 dock to travel with and read many stories about how most 3rd party docks were not working with Switch 2 for whatever reason, except for this one. I can confirm this dock works great with Switch 2. I especially love the button on the back that switches the video from TV to the Switch 2 screen. It's also small enough to fit easily inside luggage.Highly recommended.

Since there is no current alternative to the Switch 2 docks to display 4k 60hz, I bought this one and saw reviews that stated that there is an update by Antank to fix some of the issues they have. Received it and tried it out right away and was left disappointed. I tried it and got no display to my TV or monitor, then ran the update on it from Antanks site and still did not work. Wondered if I got a dud, so I am retiring it with the hopes that the replacement may work and then I can change my review, till then it acts as a decent charging stand for the Switch 2 but that all, what I wanted was a portable dock I can take with me and use it on other TVs.

I'm tempted to send it back because the 4th picture in the listing that says, "Full Speed charging 100 W," shows that it has an ethernet port. However, it did not actually have an ethernet port when it arrived. I would like to send it back and replace it with the one that has the ethernet port like I was expecting.Besides that, it works perfectly. The only other concern that I have is that I have my Switch 2 in a "dockable" clear shell case. The Switch 2 fits into the official Switch 2 dock while it has the clear case on, but I have to take the clear case off in order to dock it into the S3 Max. This is terribly inconvenient. Hopefully, Antank/SIWIQU can tweak a redesign so that it can accommodate Switch 2's that have a dockable case on them.

It's great especially if you end up traveling and you need a docking station to hook up to a TV to play your games. Love how its compact size makes it easy to store as well as use.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This is a very compact and functional design. I love the color scheme as well.Functionality:It works just as the original except you can actually see the screen when in the docking station. You can use the docking station and play on the console at the same time. Awesome!

I originally bought this dock because I wanted one for another TV in the house. Along with being difficult to find, the Nintendo version of the dock is expensive. What I like about the dock, as many other reviewers pointed out, is that it's also great for travel. While I'm not usually traveling with it, it allows me to play my Switch anywhere in my house whiles it's charging, something I can't do with the original dock. This feature alone makes it a great improvement over the original dock.The SIWIQU dock is very lightweight, so much so that you would think that the weight of the Nintendo Switch would be too much for it. While it's made of plastic and hollow on the inside and weighs very little, there are 3 non-slip pads on the bottom and the dock doesn't move at all when on a smooth surface. If you are placing the Switch on the dock somewhat blindly, such as reaching around the back of the TV, it can take a little moving around to get it placed to exactly where it needs to make the USB connection, but it's not too difficult once you get used to it, and once it's in place, it's very stable.The model I have includes an Ethernet port, so if you are using it where you have spotty or no wifi, you are able to connect it to a wired network connection. It also has a standard size HDMI port and 2 USB ports, allowing you to connect 2 wired controllers. Finally there is a button on the back that allows you to switch between the HDMI display and the Switch's own display. This is useful if your Switch is docked near a display you are in front of, such as a computer monitor. If there is no HDMI cable plugged in, the dock automatically uses the Switch's display - no need to press the button if it was previously using HDMI.Overall I only had one complaint with this dock, and that is the obnoxiously bright blue light that appears on the center face of the dock. The light is on whenever the Switch is active, whether charging or not. I'm honestly not sure why it is there at all, but the placement of this light is actually a distraction. I had the dock placed behind the TV, and when sitting on the couch across from the TV, because of the elevation of the TV display, I could see this dock, and that light was actually a distraction, even as tiny as it is, because it is so bright. I easily fixed this by putting a piece of black electrical tape over it. I don't know what it is with manufacturers who like to use these insanely bright, blue (of all colors) lights. Even a white colored light would have been less harsh and distracting.Overall, I recommend this dock, even as a replacement to the original Nintendo Switch version, which is known to have a design flaw that can scratch the screen. It's easier to place and remove the Switch from this dock, and it provides a great way to continue playing while the device is charging. It's small and light enough to easily carry with you if you need to bring a Switch dock. The box that this dock comes in is very rugged as well, with thick cardboard, if you want to protect it in your suitcase.