I love my new Nintendo Switch 2. Joy Kenins are more comfortable than the last pair, 4K TV mode looks amazing on my Samsung S95D, and the top-mounted USB-C charging port allows me to keep my console leak while I play on bed with a switched switch in the pillow.
However, the position of my selected game raises a new problem. The speakers are at the bottom, and I have been left with a hug audio.
The speakers are ‘fine’ at the best times, but now they were unbearable to hear. Then, insert some of my favorite ways to make the best sound in the handheld format my Nintendo Switch 2 – and they can be all for less than $ 100.
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Apply a pair of Bluetooth headphones
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Nintendo’s Bluetooth implementation can be one of the current crop of consoles. Unlike PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, the switch 2 can connect with any Bluetooth headphone couple and play the game audio wirelessly.
This, at least in my mind, is a game changer. You can buy some of the best wireless headphones at less than $ 100, and this means that you will not have a strange ding to the USB-C or headphone port.
Even if your preferred headphones do not support local audio locally, the Switch 2 settings menu have a virtual 360 degree audio option. I felt that he had done a great job as I fought the monsters at the Ron factory and started a patch race at Mario Cart World.
There are two restrictions here. You can’t use Mike as a headset mic in your headphone, and if you are a little away from your headphone switches, the connection can be spotted.
But looking at the built -in mic of switch 2, really really, really good and you are rarely going far away from your switch, these are not causing you any major problem.
Here is how to connect the Bluetooth headphone couple with your Nintendo Switch 2.
What about a Bluetooth speaker?
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Of course, sometimes you do not want to wear a headphone pair during gaming, and thankfully it is as easy as making a Bluetooth speaker pair as some headphones have to make.
Using the same contact procedure like a Bluetooth headphone, you can add one of the best speakers of Bluetooth to jump in sound quality compared to the standard speaker of the switch. However, here are some audio -based warnings.
The only ups and downs here are that you will lose the sound of Switch 2 virtual around the voice, and you will find it strange that the sound of the game comes from somewhere that is not your switch 2. I found that I reached the later place very fast, and the virtual was never good enough that it would not miss it when it ended.
It is easy to be attached, and if you don’t like the thin sound of the inner speaker of the switch 2, this is a great way to get some better sound.
Keep your audio weapons up with DAC
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Surrounding the speaker with a headphone or Bluetooth speaker couple will definitely sound better. But a DAC will be a final upgrade.
The DAC I used is actually Rag Mojo 2, which returns you more than the system. It connects the switch to the USB-C port, and then enhances the audio signal and improves that it then sends the wired headphone couple.
You do not need to spend 50 650 to get the Rag Mojo 2, though you have to be cautious. We are still in the early days of Switch 2, and have not yet been widely DAC testing. Nor has Nintendo give us a final list of DACs that are connected to the switch.
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I got this reddate thread helpful when finding out that the DAC has to use with switch 2. The list is small at this time, though there are many people who currently work with switch 2.
The use of Mojo 2 was fully straightened – Switch 2 recognized it, named it, and then abandoned the volume control. I turned around the virtual headphones for maximum compatibility, and then enjoyed the best sound on my favorite wired headphones. If I have just used the system’s standard headphone output, models that do not seem to be nearby.
Is that for all? No, but you can get enough cheap DAC that will improve the sound of your plugin headphone.
