we love our Nintendo switch. What we don't love is running out of power on today's
Tech Tip Tuesday, I'm going to share with you a couple of tips of how you can
extend the battery life of your Nintendo switch
Hey welcome to another Tech Tip Tuesday
my name is Liron Segev and every Tuesday I share with you tips and tricks
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we all know on our mobile phones that the brighter the screen is the more it
drains the battery same thing happens with the switch so going to System Settings
click on screen brightness and then set for the brightness as appropriate
now you can also access this quickly by long holding the Home Button
and your screen brightness is right there
the Nintendo switch has many connectivity options such as Wi-Fi,
Bluetooth, NFC but there is no reason to have these on the entire time so switch on
airplane mode and then just enable the various options as you need them so for
example your Bluetooth to your controller but the rest you can just
leave disable and if you'll Long hold the home button you can access that menu
quickly and we know the less work the switch has to do the more battery it can conserve.
whether Nintendo's switch is not in use it goes to standby mode
what you can do it Long Hold the power button and
under the power option press the option that says turn off now it will take you
a little bit longer to power back up again obviously
okay let's get serious
if you need many many hours of mobile gaming software is just not gonna do it
you need to invest and hardware and I'm gonna show you two power packs from a
company called Nyko. I wanna show you how to much change your Switch experience
so check out how cool this little guy is 2500 mAh battery
simply clips on to the bottom of your switch it gets powered by USB type-c
connector as well now here's the best part. When you plug in the power adapter
you don't have to unplug it when you want to charge your switch in the dock
it simply goes in and it charges by the device and the switch so how does it
affect game play? that's the most important question besides adding a
little bit of extra weight everything else is perfectly fine your fingers are
where they're supposed to be and you simply game away just for much longer
if that is still not enough and you want to go big you gotta go for the Power Pak
5000 mAh battery and this thing is a monster!
so let me show you how it works. It has those two little clips at the top you have to unclip them
then the head comes off. It got a button telling you how much battery
is actually available so those little clips you undo them and the top
pops off. right there's your switch connector at the
bottom grab your switch and simply slide it in and now you could have the top
piece and they're obviously slides apart on the top now let me show you this view
so 5000 mAh battery has to go somewhere and
basically it protrudes out the back so you can see it adds a little bit of a
body space and what that actually means is that it changes the way your fingers
work you see my fingers and I squished on there Joycon and now I've got
this little hump to get over but you do get used to it and I suppose it is the
compromise that you need to make if you want that extended battery life
weight wise it does add some weight to your switch and if you're gaming for a couple
of hours in a row you'll definitely feel it. Now because your switch kick stand is
obviously covered up the power pack does come with one although it is a little
flimsy for my liking I felt like it could actually snap off so just be aware
of that so what a cool company doing cool things
with the gaming community go check out their website the link will be in the
description below they do things for the PlayStation,The WIIU, The DS, Just awesome
so this concludes another Tech Tip Tuesday hopefully you've picked up some
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