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If gaming is how you unwind when taking a break from the business grind, then you probably already know about the popularity of Nintendo Switch. For a limited time, save on a simple way to ensure you're prepared to stay powered up while playing with this popular on-the-go device.

The Portable 36W Switch Dock Charger Brick is available at only $35.99 (reg. $39) with no coupon necessary. Featuring the signature blue-and-red color scheme, this power solution and connectivity hub is an excellent addition to any Switch setup and features 4K HDMI, USB-C PD, and USB 2.0.

Pocket-sized and at three ounces, this charging solution allows your Switch to operate for extended hours no matter how long you're away from home. Easily take gaming action to a larger screen by utilizing a high-definition output and take some of the strain off your eyes for long-term action.

An excellent addition to any travel bag, the charger brick boasts a built-in smart protection chip that prevents potential issues caused by overheating. Connect safely and securely for lengthy gaming sessions, whether you're playing solo on the Switch itself or surrounded by a group watching a big-screen broadcast.

Rather than settling for the standard Switch experience, expand possibilities by picking up an innovative tool designed with gamers' needs in mind. This product packs the power you require with ease, helping you avoid any low-battery emergencies.

Get more from your gaming endeavors and make far-ranging compatibility work for you by picking up this Portable 36W Switch Dock Charger Brick at only $35.99 (reg. $39) with no coupon required.

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