Manufacturers are also beginning to develop wireless headphones designed specifically for the Switch. The audio should then be transmitted to your headset automatically, though it’s worth pointing out that you won’t be able to use your headset’s built-in mic on the Switch.
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If you’ve got one of the above headsets and you’re wondering how to use it with the hybrid console, simply put your Nintendo Switch in your Dock and plug the USB into the rear of the Dock, next to the HDMI port and charging port. The following list is courtesy of Reddit, and while we can’t personally vouch for each headset on the list, it’s a good rough guide: Its time to level up your headset with the bright, PDP Gaming Neon Pop LVL40 Wired Stereo Gaming Headset for Nintendo Switch The lightweight build offers. Thankfully, with the internet being the internet, Switch fans are creating an unofficial list of supported headsets.
As far as the console is concerned, it’s providing audio via a wired connection, with the Bluetooth adapter handling audio transmission from the Switch to the headset. Using a Bluetooth adapter and a 3.5mm headphone cable, you can plug the adapter into the headphone jack of your Switch. These come in all shapes and sizes, but all you need to make sure is that it offers a 3.5mm headphone jack input like the TaoTronics Transmitter (£19.99). If you don’t like the sound of those restrictions, we have an alternative Bluetooth adapters. The console can only actively pair with a single Bluetooth device at any given time, though it can remember up to 10 different devices to negate the re-pairing process with frequently used Bluetooth headphones. The big limitation when using Bluetooth Audio is that you can only use a maximum of two Joy-Cons, which rules out four-player Super Mario Party battles if you want to use your AirPods. The process of putting headphones into pairing mode varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, so follow the instructions in your manual to enable pairing mode and connect to the Switch.
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