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Nyko Releases Portable Docking Kit And Boost Pak For Nintendo Switch

Inventive console accessories manufacturer Nyko today launched Portable Docking Kit and Boost Pak, two new products for the Nintendo Switch™. The highly anticipated Portable Docking Kit lets gamers connect their Nintendo Switch to any HDMI TV with ease while on-the-go. The kit comes with a Type-C AC adapter and HDMI cable, and the dock features three USB ports. The dockable Boost Pak extends gameplay by after the Switch’s internal battery runs out. Portable Docking Kit is now available at Walmart, GameStop, and Nyko.com for an MRSP of $49.99, while Boost Pak is available at Walmart and Nyko.com for an MSRP of $29.99. View the introductory videos for Portable Docking Kit and Boost Pak:

“With Portable Docking Kit, we’ve created an affordable, compact docking solution that suits the on-the-go design of the Switch,” said Chris Arbogast, Nyko’s VP of Sales and Marketing. “Now, gamers can easily charge their Switch and enable TV mode no matter where they are.”
Portable Docking Kit key features

  • Includes an HDMI cable for connecting to any TV
  • Compact, portable design
  • Enables TV mode on the Nintendo Switch
  • Powered by a Type-C AC adapter (included)
  • Features two USB 2.0 ports and one USB 3.0 port

Boost Pak key features

  • Enables up to 50% of additional playtime after the internal battery runs out
  • Easily recharges through a Type-C cable or the dock
  • Dockable – players can keep Boost Pak attached while the console is docked

Source: PR

4 thoughts on “Nyko Releases Portable Docking Kit And Boost Pak For Nintendo Switch”

  1. I’m definitely gonna grab that dock. For one, it’s far more portable than the stock one. I love the one it came with but transporting it is a pain. For two, it comes with a charger. The charging cable from Nintendo is $20 and it only includes one with the console, which would need to be disconnected from the dock to take it with you in portable mode. Overall a really great deal for something Nintendo is charging a lot more for.

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