So in my opinion, the most ideal "Dongle" would actually be a case that wraps around the bottom, back and top with holes for the vents and game card that clips on with a bit of force.
Somewhat like the dbrand GRIP but not exactly.
It would be THIN (wouldnt be hard to do if you spread out the components to be in the area on the back, for goodness sake, theres similar things out there like what im explaining with battery packs in the back.
tl-dr; SX OS Pro, but always connected, uses the same kind of charging scheme, wraps around the entire back.
Why?
SX OS Pro Dongle with a VERY short USB Type-C extension cable (Preferably the "Flat" types), stick the SX PRO on the back of the switch with strong tape or glue (kappa) and just connect with the extension cable.
Obviously not ideal, not any bit more flat, but less of an eye sore for people who prefer to keep them plugged in like me.
Somewhat like the dbrand GRIP but not exactly.
It would be THIN (wouldnt be hard to do if you spread out the components to be in the area on the back, for goodness sake, theres similar things out there like what im explaining with battery packs in the back.
tl-dr; SX OS Pro, but always connected, uses the same kind of charging scheme, wraps around the entire back.
Why?
- Slim enough to be dockable
- Better to use
- Easier to manage if you like to keep it in at all times
- More incognito, harder to notice
- Would definitely be more stylish
- Sellable - Slap that baby with colors to sell, ez pz $$$
SX OS Pro Dongle with a VERY short USB Type-C extension cable (Preferably the "Flat" types), stick the SX PRO on the back of the switch with strong tape or glue (kappa) and just connect with the extension cable.
Obviously not ideal, not any bit more flat, but less of an eye sore for people who prefer to keep them plugged in like me.
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