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The Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons are fantastic controllers, but they are expensive. Some of the best Switch third-party controllers can be better options. Whether you prefer the smaller Joy-Cons or the heavier Pro controller, everyone has their preference. If you want a more traditional gaming controller for your Switch, and you want to spend less money, you do have other options. Here are our favorite third-party controllers for Nintendo Switch . Solid wireless controller: PowerA Enchanced Wireless Controller Headphones please!: PDP Faceoff Deluxe+ Audio Wired Controller Joy-Con knockoffs: KINVOCA Joycon Pad Get a grip!: JALVDE Wireless Joy Pad Controller No-frills gamepad: HORIPAD Wired Nintendo Switch Controller Affordable wired option: PowerA Wired Plus Controller Classic GameCube feel: PowerA Wireless GameCube Style Controller Perfect for retro games: 8Bitdo SN30 Pro Use your own controller: Mayflash Magic-NS Wireless … [Read more...] about Best Third-Party Controllers for Nintendo Switch 2021

The iPad Pro is probably as close to a laptop-replacement as you can get in a tablet - especially if you opt for the larger 12.9in model , with a screen that's larger than some of its laptop rivals. Still, there's one thing it doesn't have: a physical keyboard. That's for good reason (none of us want a tablet-sized BlackBerry) but sometimes those on-screen keys just aren't enough, especially for the sort of demanding creative and professional tasks you might need an iPad Pro for. With that in mind, we've taken a look at the best iPad Pro keyboards around - for both current models, and some that work with the older 9.7in and 10.5in versions - including both clip-on case keyboards and entirely separate wireless ones. If you own a regular iPad, or an Air or mini, you'd be better off with our general guide to the best iPad keyboards . Apple Smart Keyboard Folio There are pretenders to the throne, but if you want a decent and reasonably affordable keyboard for a 2018 … [Read more...] about The best iPad Pro keyboards 2020

Apple has always marketed the iPad as a device for productivity, but its form factor has often placed limitations on the amount and quality of work that can be completed. This is perhaps most apparent in the lack of a physical keyboard. Although the versatility of an on-screen keyboard is great, it undoubtedly holds you back when typing out long articles or sending multiple emails. It can also be frustrating to lose so much of the screen to a virtual keyboard. Apple has tried to address this in its iPad Pro line, but even then the keyboard is an optional accessory. With more and more iPad models supporting the smart connector in addition to Bluetooth connectivity, there are a huge variety of keyboard options on the market. Here are our favourites. This article covers accessories for a variety of iPad models, but for more specific advice read our separate guide to the best iPad Pro keyboards . Apple Magic Keyboard – Best overall The Magic Keyboard is a Mac … [Read more...] about Best iPad keyboard 2020

If you've been wondering how you can play Nintendo Switch while your spouse or kids are watching a movie (or vice-versa) in the living room, no worries! You can connect your Switch tablet to another Switch Dock - not just in your own house, but in anyone's house. Plus, Nintendo will be selling a Dock Set sometime in the future, so you don't even have to buy the full getup in order to go from one TV to another (Although, you might want to buy multiple Switch systems just so everyone can play what they want in different rooms at the same time). How is this possible? Technically, Nintendo's Switch is the tablet portion of the entire system. The big boxy thing that connects to your TV is just the dock. It's not entirely unlike a charging station for your mobile phone. Once you connect the Switch Dock to a power source and then to your TV set, all you have to do is snap the Switch (the tablet) into the dock and you're good to go. The Switch Dock doesn't have any operating system … [Read more...] about Can you connect your Nintendo Switch tablet to any Switch dock?

Source: iMore While the Nintendo Switch and the Switch Lite are fantastic little pieces of hardware, there are a smattering of small complaints about these devices, including the hidden web browser on the Switch. At first look, it appears that neither device has a web browser built-in. The good news is that you actually can use a web browser on your Switch, and you don't have to do anything as warranty breaking as hacking your gaming system. If you want to surf the net on your Switch or Switch Lite, here's how to do it. Accessing the hidden web browser on Switch or the Switch Lite in this un-official way runs the risk of having your personal information tracked and stolen. As this is not a secure web browsing method, please don't use it without considering the risks. How to browse the web on Nintendo Switch: How to change your primary DNS How to set your DNS back to Automatic How to change your primary DNS From the dashboard of your Nintendo Switch, … [Read more...] about How to use the hidden web browser on Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite