Hardware What cables (if any) does the switch come with?

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Along with an HDMI cable, it comes with an AC power adapter with a USB-C plug on the end. It's not a USB cable, so you can't detach it.

If you're buying a Pro Controller or Charge Grip, those will come with a regular USB-C cable.

Extra Switch Dock Sets come with an AC adapter and a HDMI cable.
 

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Along with an HDMI cable, it comes with an AC power adapter with a USB-C plug on the end. It's not a USB cable, so you can't detach it.

If you're buying a Pro Controller or Charge Grip, those will come with a regular USB-C cable.

Extra Switch Dock Sets come with an AC adapter and a HDMI cable.


Thank you! Now I don't have to spend more money.
 

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