The Nintendo Switch 2 requires a compatible dock to work, and the official one is quite big, but Antank has a functioning dock that works great at a desk and on the go with your iPad Pro .

When Apple introduced support for connecting devices like capture cards via USB-C in iPadOS 17 , my first idea was to use the iPad Pro as a portable Nintendo Switch display . Due to restrictions with how the Nintendo Switch 2 works, third-party docks are harder to find, but I managed to get one from Antank.

This tiny dock can be purchased with a LAN port for $40 from Amazon or without a LAN port for $36 from Amazon , so it's quite a bit cheaper than even the standard dock sold by Nintendo. It supports 4K output and has two USB-A ports for accessory charging.

I've used it primarily at my desk to play Nintendo Switch on my Studio Display via a connected Thunderbolt 4 dock to my iPad Pro.…