Mcbazel Switch 2 Cooling Dock with RGB Fan, Efficient System, 3 Adjustable Fan Speeds, Game Card Storage, USB Ports, Stylish Design for Nintendo Dock, Plug & Play, Black

TWO FANS UNDER THE DOCK: This cooling fan base sits beneath the dock for Nintendo Switch 2 and runs two fans that lift air through the honeycomb grilles into the underside of the dock housing, which is the part that gets warm in TV mode. A short press on the touch panel steps the fans through 2800 RPM, 3100 RPM and 3300 RPM, so you can hold it at the lowest step in a bedroom and open it up for a long session on the TV. RGB LIGHT BAR WITH SINGLE BUTTON CONTROL: A gradient RGB strip runs the length of the front panel and washes the desk under the dock. The same touch button that sets fan speed also handles the lighting, so a long press turns the strip off on its own and leaves the fans running when you settle down to watch a film. The strip plays a multi-colour gradient rather than one fixed colour. POWER IT FROM THE ORIGINAL ADAPTER FOR NINTENDO SWITCH 2: Plug the original power adapter into the power input on the cooling fan, then run the built-in short Type-C cable from the base up into the dock, so the dock keeps its supply and the fans take what they need from the same adapter. Nothing else has to be installed and no driver is needed. A standard USB-A port cannot deliver enough power for full fan speed and leaves the airflow very weak, so please use the original supply. GAME CARD STORAGE AND TWO USB CHARGING PORTS: The front edge of the base stores 8 game cards, so the titles you are playing this week stay under the dock instead of loose on the shelf. Two USB-A ports on the right output 5V/1A and will top up a controller, a headset or a phone while you play. These two ports carry power only and do not transfer data. FITS ONLY THE DOCK FOR NINTENDO SWITCH 2, NOT A REPLACEMENT: The tray is shaped to take the base of the dock for Nintendo Switch 2, and it does not fit the older dock for Nintendo Switch or for Switch OLED. It adds airflow under the dock you already own rather than standing in for it, so it carries no HDMI socket and no video output, and your picture still runs out of your own dock. The fans keep turning while power is connected, so press the button to stop them when you finish. Note：To ensure the fan runs at its full capacity (up to 3300 RPM), please use the pass-through power design: 1. Plug your original power adapter directly into the fan. 2. Connect the fan's built-in short Type-C cable to the dock. Avoid using standard USB-A ports, as they provide insufficient power and will result in very weak airflow. The short cable is intentionally designed to keep your gaming setup clean and clutter-free.