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How to Use Nintendo Switch With a Keyboard and Mouse

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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If you’re a PC gamer, you might be more comfortable using a keyboard and mouse rather than the Joy-Con controllers that come with the Nintendo Switch. Luckily, there are a few ways you can connect a keyboard and mouse to the Switch.

Here’s how to use Nintendo Switch with a keyboard and mouse:

1. Use a USB keyboard and mouse

The easiest way to use a keyboard and mouse with the Switch is to simply connect them with a USB cable. The Switch has a USB Type-C port, which can be used with a USB adapter that supports keyboards and mice.

2. Connect a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse

If you have a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, you can also connect them to the Switch wirelessly. To do this, you’ll need to go into your Switch’s settings and turn on the “Pro Controller Wired Communication” feature. This will allow the Switch to find and connect to Bluetooth devices.

3. Use a third-party adapter or converter

Finally, you can also use a third-party adapter or converter to use a keyboard and mouse on the Switch. There are several options available, such as the Mayflash Magic-NS or the IOGEAR KeyMander 2.

Keep in mind that not all Switch games support keyboard and mouse inputs, and some games may require extra setup or configuration to work properly with these inputs. Additionally, using a keyboard and mouse with the Switch may give you an advantage in certain games, which could be considered cheating in online multiplayer matches.

In conclusion, using a keyboard and mouse with the Nintendo Switch is easy, and can be done in several ways. It’s worth trying if you prefer these inputs for gaming, but be aware of the potential drawbacks as well.

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