10 Accessories To Take Your Nintendo Switch To The Next Level

10 Accessories To Take Your Nintendo Switch To The Next Level

If you’re a fan of the Nintendo Switch, you’ve got a lot of company. With almost 40 million Switches sold since 2017, it’s the first new handheld console to make a serious dent in the gaming market since the Gameboy days. In fact, it’s got so much traction that Sony is even floating the idea of possibly making their PS4 games playable on the Switch someday.

So, now that the gaming world equivalent of dogs and cats could one day be living together, it might be time to invest in some new accessories to perfectly trick out your Switch should that magic day ever come. These 10 cool add-ons are all currently up to 33 percent off.

8BitDo SN30 Bluetooth Gamepad – $23.99 (Originally $29.99)

10 Accessories To Take Your Nintendo Switch To The Next Level

Modern gaming with a decidedly retro edge, this controller steps right out of the 90s with all of today’s best tech packed inside. Compatible with the Switch and a host of other devices, this wireless throwback (available in four colors) also sports a battery with up to 18 hours of gameplay on a single charge.

8BitDo N30 Retro Bluetooth Gamepad – $21.99 (Originally $29.99)

10 Accessories To Take Your Nintendo Switch To The Next Level

Before the SNES, there was the 80s — and the NES. In case your love of retro goes all the way back, this controller is also sporting all Bluetooth and other modern upgrades to play all your Switch games cable-free with ease.

Gbros. Wireless Adapter for Nintendo Switch – $14.99 (Originally $19.99)

10 Accessories To Take Your Nintendo Switch To The Next Level

The 2000’s brought us the GameCube, so if that era is more your jam, this adapter will take you right back to those days. Capable of connecting with a traditional wired GameCube controller and then syncing to your Switch with a range of over 30 feet, this accessory can give your Switch all the feels an old-school Smash Bros. lover still remembers.

Wireless Controllers for Nintendo Switch – $37.99 (Originally $49.99)

10 Accessories To Take Your Nintendo Switch To The Next Level

No matter your preferred controller configuration, this wireless pair can replicate it. Split ‘em up for one in each hand, put ‘em together with a controller grip (not included), or hook ‘em to the Switch for better handheld control. Each controller (equipped with their own accelerometer and gyro-sensor for motion control) can also be shared for two-player action.

Nintendo Switch Bluetooth Audio Adapter – $39.99 (Originally $59.99)

10 Accessories To Take Your Nintendo Switch To The Next Level

For everyone who’s ever been yelled at for playing their Switch too loud, this Bluetooth-enabled adapter plugs right into your Switch and streams audio right to your wireless headphones. It even syncs to two headphones for multiplayer mode, all without disturbing anyone around you.

AAXA S1 Mini Projector for Nintendo Switch – $289 (Originally $312.99)

10 Accessories To Take Your Nintendo Switch To The Next Level

Attach this mini-projector to your Switch, and you can instantly blow up your 6-inch Switch screen up to an enormous 10 feet across so everyone can watch and play the game. Packed with twin speakers for added sound pop, it also serves as a Switch backup battery in its standby mode, offering up to two full charges for your unit.

Nintendo Switch Battery Charger Case – $40 (Originally $60)

10 Accessories To Take Your Nintendo Switch To The Next Level

Speaking of extra battery life, this all-in-one, high density shell charger case offers added protection for your Switch, while also serving up uninterrupted charging power while you play. The 10,000mAh battery doubles your playtime, you’re always protected against over-charging and the built-in kickstand helps prevent overheating with its cooling airflow.

Crystal Case for Nintendo Switch Lite (Grey) – $8.99 (Originally $11.99)

10 Accessories To Take Your Nintendo Switch To The Next Level

If you’ve got one of the new Switch Lites, protect it with this clear case the guards against scratches, smudges, marks or even drops. All ports stay open, your view and controls are never blocked, yet the Switch Lite stays in pristine shape.

Silicone Case for Nintendo Switch Lite (Grey) – $9.99 (Originally $14.99)

10 Accessories To Take Your Nintendo Switch To The Next Level

For added Lite protection, go silicone with this full-body, ultra-slim, wear-resistant, anti-fall, anti-slip and anti-collision case. This complete unit covering also staves off any dust or sand from messing with your Switch when you take it out into the big, bad world out there.

2-in-1 Protective Case with Stand for Nintendo Switch Lite (Grey) – $14.99 (Originally $19.99)

10 Accessories To Take Your Nintendo Switch To The Next Level

This case not only grips your Switch Lite in shock-absorbent high-quality flexible TPU, but is ergonomically designed to fit into your hands perfectly. Also available in turquoise or yellow, this ultra-protection system also has an adjustable stand and secure slots to keep two more Switch game cards at the ready.

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