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How to Charge Your Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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The Nintendo Switch has revolutionized gaming by providing a console gaming experience on-the-go. One key component of the Switch are the Joy-Cons, which act as both a controller and can be detached to be used independently for multiplayer games. However, to ensure uninterrupted gaming sessions, it is important to know how to properly charge your Joy-Cons.

Here are the steps to charging your Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons:

Step 1: Attach Joy-Cons to the Switch Console

Before charging your Joy-Cons, make sure they are attached to the Switch console. This will ensure they charge simultaneously with the console by connecting to the system’s battery.

Step 2: Dock the Switch Console

Once your Joy-Cons are attached to the console, place the Switch console in its dock. The dock has a built-in charging dock which will charge both the Switch and Joy-Cons simultaneously. Be sure to position the console in a way that the Joy-Cons are not obstructed and are properly aligned with the dock’s charging ports.

Step 3: Use a Charging Grip

If you do not have a docking station, you can use a separate Charging Grip to charge your Joy-Cons. To do so, slide each Joy-Con into the designated slots on the Charging Grip and connect the grip to the USB port of a power source such as a USB wall adapter or a computer.

Step 4: Use a Charging Station

An alternative to the Charging Grip is a charging station. A charging station is a device that can store and charge multiple Joy-Cons at once. Place the Joy-Cons into the charging slots, plug the station into a power source, and let the Joy-Cons charge.

Step 5: Check the Battery Indicator

Once your Joy-Cons have been attached to the console, docked, or placed in a charging grip or station, check the battery indicator on both Joy-Cons to ensure they are charging. The Joy-Con’s LED lights will flash while charging and will turn off when fully charged. A fully charged Joy-Con has a battery life of up to 20 hours.

In conclusion, charging your Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons is a simple process as long as you have the proper equipment. By following these steps, you can ensure uninterrupted gaming sessions and a fully charged Joy-Con every time.

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