dongle para nintendo switch

A dongle is a small device that plugs into a computer, television, or other electronic device and allows a user to access content or applications that are not available on the device itself. Dongles are often used to stream media from one device to another, or to allow a user to access a subscription-based service on a device that does not have built-in support for that service.



The Nintendo Switch is a home video game console released by Nintendo in 2017. The Switch console itself does not have built-in support for any streaming services, but users can access content from Netflix, Hulu, and other providers by connecting a smartphone or tablet to the Switch via Bluetooth and using the appropriate app.



Dongles can also be used to extend the functionality of a device. For example, the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is a dongle that allows the Switch to be used as a traditional home console gamepad.

The Pro Controller dongle plugs into the Switch dock, and the Switch itself can be used as a handheld gamepad or placed in a TV dock for use with a television.

Dongles are generally small and unobtrusive, and they can be a convenient way to add features or content to a device that does not have built-in support for that content.