[Nintendo Store] Refurbished Nintendo Switch Dock $50.99

I'm assuming you saw a post on reddit about this.

#Cancer_And_Reproductive_Harm

I'm going to read up on this...

Wow not bad. Bought a 3rd party dock from an auction (was cheap) and havent tried it yet. Didn't know if I wanted to try it after reading online about some that can brick your switch... or if its not true.

Might grab this one and im sure to be ok

chatbox wrote: ↑#Cancer_And_Reproductive_Harm

I'm going to read up on this...

I'll take 10.

while[1];do;done wrote: ↑ Good price on the Nintendo Switch Dock. Refurbished straight from Nintendo.

Heads up, doesn't come with the AC adapter.

chatbox wrote: ↑ #Cancer_And_Reproductive_Harm

I'm going to read up on this...

What???

Nypheral wrote: ↑ Heads up, doesn't come with the AC adapter.

Thanks for the info. The extra dock I have is the surge traveldock. They seem to sell them at thesource, walmart etc... but not a lot of reviews. I got it at a local auction for like 5$ and it was new but haven't tried it yet. I was reading online that some dock can break your switch but all the info is from 2018 and couldn't find anything recent. I would think since walmart, thesource and amazon sells it that it would be ok to use.

The other one I was thinking is the insignia dock.

But anyone here have the surge traveldock?

chatbox wrote: ↑#Cancer_And_Reproductive_Harm

I'm going to read up on this...

Thanks to the State of California, we know not to rub this against our reproductive organs.

Sejad wrote: ↑What???

The product page has a warning image + link:


"Proposition 65 requires businesses to provide warnings to Californians about significant exposures to chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm."

If Californians could label the Sun with this, they probably would.

On another note, I thought this was expensive for a refurb until I saw it was about $100 for a new one...

No AC adapter

Updated to mention no AC adapter.

If anyone wants to have two and one they plan for portability/travel, I recommend a portable dock replacement case like this one:

BASSTOP Portable Dock Replacement Case for Nintendo Switch (Only The case, You Have to DIY with The Circuit Board chip from The Original Dock) (Black) https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B071YVC3NJ/ref ... rDbN0APK7W

nounou23 wrote: ↑
The other one I was thinking is the insignia dock.

Have been using this one for over a year. Works great as a travel one due to its size. Also use in the bedroom while I'll leave the OEM one in the living room.

There is a refurbished ac adapter
https://store.nintendo.com/ng3/ca/po/br ... =cat960087

Shipping Method
Standard
4-11 Business days
$7

https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/in ... y/12302274

An alternative to the switch dock with no reports of damage w/ included AC adapter add an alternative. Been using this with a portable hdmi monitor for compact gaming on the go.

TickTockzzz wrote: ↑ The product page has a warning image + link:


"Proposition 65 requires businesses to provide warnings to Californians about significant exposures to chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm."

If Californians could label the Sun with this, they probably would.

On another note, I thought this was expensive for a refurb until I saw it was about $100 for a new one...

I thought the Sun was already labelled that by Californians? Last time I checked living in California causes that too.

$77 total for the refurbished dock and AC adapter.

Let's design our product to not follow the usb c power delivery standard so 3rd party accessories will brick it.

@#+& *$$ Nintendo.

WL1980 wrote: ↑ $77 total for the refurbished dock and AC adapter.

Let's design our product to not follow the usb c power delivery standard so 3rd party accessories will brick it.

@#+& *$$ Nintendo.

Sony does it too with their memory stick, and Apple is even worse

WL1980 wrote: ↑ $77 total for the refurbished dock and AC adapter.

Let's design our product to not follow the usb c power delivery standard so 3rd party accessories will brick it.

@#+& *$$ Nintendo.

Stop spreading this misinformation please.

Switch does have the proper USB-PD chip and controller. What happened was that Nyko cut corners and did not put in the proper USB-PD controller, which would send too much voltage to the Switch and would brick it. This is why other docks like the Insignia did not have any problems.

In order words, blame Nyko instead of Nintendo, and always use properly certified USB-PD adapters/cables.

Explained very well here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/NintendoSwitch ... ck_switch/