What voltage is a Nintendo Switch charger?

Be sure to connect the AC adapter to the correct voltage (100-240V). Do not expose the AC adapter or Nintendo Switch system to extremes of heat.

Can you charge a Switch with a 5V charger?

Plain/standard USB-C chargers (5V 3A) are becoming more common and are coming down in price. This kind of charger should reliably charge the Switch in all conditions. If you want to get the best/fastest charger possible, get a USB-C charger with USB-PD.

Can you charge a Nintendo Switch with a phone charger?

In most cases, you can use your phone or tablet charger to recharge the Nintendo Switch due to how the USB Power Delivery specification is designed.

Can I use 20w charger for Switch?

Only known USB-A charger to support 10W for the Switch. Apple 29W/30W – Charges Switch under all gaming conditions. The fastest charge is possible in handheld mode.

Can I use a 65W charger on Nintendo Switch?

65W Apple charger.... My Lenovo 65W USB-C charger had no issues at all. The Switch dock requires the 15V PD profile, which the (old) 61W adapter from 2016 did not support, but the newer 61W adapter from 2018 does.

How the Nintendo Switch consumes Power

Can I use a 90W charger for Switch?

A: Yes, the 108W Travel Charger's 90W and 18W USB-C PD ports will charge the Nintendo Switch. The 90W port can adjust and provide the 15V-2.6A that the original Nintendo Switch AC adapter produces and can be used with a USB-C charging cable to power the Nintendo Switch Dock, as well.

Is 30W charger safe for Nintendo Switch?

What kind of charger does a Nintendo Switch use? The Nintendo Switch charges through a USB-C port with a max power draw of 18W for the original and OLED models, and 13.5W for the Lite device. For the fastest charging results, we'd recommend using a 30W or 45W charger to juice up quick.

Can I use a 45W charger on a Switch?

So Nintendo set the dock to need power like what the included power adapter offers. Luckily most other 45W or higher USB-C PD chargers will also work. As they offer up to 15V/3A and meet the dock's requirements.

How many watts can a Nintendo Switch handle?

The Nintendo Switch AC Adapter supports 7.5 watts (5 volts @ 1.5 amps) and 39 watts (15 volts @ 2.6 amps) charging profiles over its USB Type-C connector.

What is the max wattage for Nintendo Switch charging?

Depending on if it's docked or not, the Switch can draw different amounts of power. In handheld mode, the Switch can draw up to 18 watts of power. In docked mode, however, the Switch and dock together can draw up to 39 watts of power.

Can I use any Type C charger for Nintendo Switch?

The PDP Gaming USB Type C Charging Cable is officially licensed by Nintendo and can be used to charge your Nintendo Switch or Nintendo Switch Lite, the Pro Controller, or even just your cell phone.

What charger can I use for Nintendo Switch?

*An AC adapter [HAC-002] is included with the console. This should be connected to the Nintendo Switch dock. *A USB charging cable can also be connected to the Nintendo USB AC adapter (sold separately).

Is there another way to charge Nintendo Switch?

All models of Nintendo Switch use USB-C for the charging port on the bottom of the unit. So, in a pinch, you can charge it with any USB-C cable plugged into a power source, such as a tablet/smartphone charger, battery pack, PC, or USB hub.

Is it OK to charge 5V 2A with 5V 1a?

Yes, it is absolutely safe to charge a device with a charger that has more current capacity than needed. Since the voltage is held constant (5V), the only factor that determines current draw is the load (another term for resistance) the device places on the charger.

Can I charge Switch on 5V 3A?

Fosmon's UL listed 5V/3A type-C travel charger works great for quickly charging your Nintendo Switch and other USB-C powered devices.

Can I charge 5V with 3v?

It could result in immediate failure that could result in smoke or even fire.

What voltages does Nintendo Switch use?

Be sure to connect the AC adapter to the correct voltage (100-240V). Do not expose the AC adapter or Nintendo Switch system to extremes of heat.

How much voltage can a Switch handle?

Voltage rating of a switch shows the maximum allowable voltage of the circuit where the switch has to be used for different loads. A switch can be rated for AC voltage, DC voltage or both having different values and ampacity. For example, a switch can be rated for 240V AC, 230V AC, 15 Amps, 120V DC, 20A etc.

Can I use 15W charger for Nintendo Switch?

The charger provides 15W/3A high speed and safe charge for your Nintendo switch console, fully charged within 3 hours.

Can I use 60W charger for Switch?

A: Yes, the 75W Travel Charger's 60W and 18W USB-C PD ports will charge the Nintendo Switch. The 60W port can adjust and provide the 15V-2.6A that the original Nintendo Switch AC adapter produces and can be used with a USB-C charging cable to power the Nintendo Switch Dock, as well.

Can I use a 45W charger instead of 20w?

It is perfectly safe to use any certified charger wattage with any device.

What happens if you use a 65w charger instead of 45W?

If your computer requires 45w, but your power supply can provide 65w, you will be fine. As long as it is the same voltage and connector type you can use a higher watt adapter. It will charge the battery a bit faster but other than and the size of the brick you will see no difference.

Can you charge a Switch too much?

Leaving the console on the dock or plugged in directly with the AC adapter overnight, or past the point where the battery is fully charged will not cause harm to the battery.

Can I use a fast charger on my Switch?

Luckily there's a wide range of third-party chargers available. The best fast chargers for the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Life can all fast charge them while you play. Many are available in a smaller size and cheaper price than Nintendo's official charger.

What happens if you use 65w charger instead of 30w?

About the battery health/life, there's no need to worry about it. I hope this helps. Yes you can but, it will charge at the same speed at which it charges with your out of the box charger at 30w and it will not damage or degrade your battery. So, there is no point in getting a 65w charger.