For Nintendo Switch / Switch OLED SW335 Network Card Investment Base HDMI Video Conversion Charging Bracket Storage

1. Applicable products: for Nintendo Switch / Switch OLED
2. Scope of application: TV, monitor projection
3. Network port output: 1000MBPS
4. Output voltage: 5V-15V
5. Working current: about 2.6A
6. USB: 2.0
7. Note: The product only includes the bracket, nothing else
8. Material: ABS
9. Network port: RJ45
10. Size: 18x7.5x5CM
11. Net weight: 126G
12. Gross weight: 156G

Features:
1. TV screen projection base with network port, used with a protective case, can connect network cable, high-definition screen projection, and expand three handles
2. Data input: TYPE-C/USB-C male connector, suitable for Switch host
3. Video data output: HDMI to TV conversion video
4. USB HUB output: 3 USB2.0
5. Network output: Gigabit network transmission, controlled by independent chip AX88179, integrated 10/100/1000Mbps network transmission
6. The thickness of the protective case is reserved for the design, which can be used without removing the protective case
7. Push the slider outward, and then put the protective case suitable for the Switch host on the base for use
8. Elastic buffer pad protection design, better protect the host
9. With Gigabit Ethernet port, high-speed networking, no lag, and smooth game play
10. 4K scalp, support one-key switching, free switching between desktop mode and TV mode, enjoy the fun of the big screen

Operation guide:
1. Use an adapter power supply to connect to the power input Type-c interface of the base, connect one end to the TV with HDMI, and connect the other end to the video output HDMI interface of the base. Convert and output to TV end, video switching can be switched to the host by pressing the TV switch button
2. Use the base to plug in the power to charge the main unit, and you can charge while playing games
3. The USB interface can be connected externally and is suitable for the use of Switch wired controllers
4. Insert the network cable into the network port to connect to the network