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Hold the phone (and your Switch) as the USB-C Genki Covert Dock is now available for public purchase

Last week, Human Things announced that its highly successful Kickstarter Genki Covert Dock is now available for purchase online, which provides a mobile third-party solution for the Nintendo Switch dock. The device can also charge and display other USB-C devices, which makes for a compact and safe way to view your Switch on the big screen.

Human Things’ Genki Covert Dock, an ultra-portable charger and dock for the Nintendo Switch and the most funded gaming hardware project on Kickstarter last year, is now available to purchase worldwide at http://www.genkithings.com.

This pocket-sized plug has all of the form and function of the Switch’s dock, as well as the ability to charge and display other USB-C devices on any screen, making any TV your playground. It’s one plug that charges, connects and streams.

Key Features:

  • 90% smaller than the native Switch Dock and 22% smaller than native Switch charger
    First-ever charger with built-in HDMI display, allowing the Switch to output 1080p to TV
  • A safe third-party Nintendo Switch dock that controls both the power flow and docking data in one device (Human Things’ engineer wrote an article on how Switches get damaged by previous third-party docks on Reddit, that was featured on Ars Technica)
    Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology replaces silicon providing higher efficiency, cooler operation, and a smaller carbon footprint
  • Charging is compliant with Nintendo Switch standards and Power Delivery (PD) 3.0
    30 watts so it’s able to fast-charge the Switch, smartphones, tablets and even many USB-C powered laptops
  • Doesn’t require any additional software installation, device drivers or hardware adapters
  • Foldable prongs eliminate snags when you pack it on the go
  • Global adapters that easily slide on and off for use in over 180 countries

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Elisha Deogracias is an aspiring accountant by day, freelance writer by night. Before writing for Gaming Trend, he had a small gig on the now defunct Examiner. When not being a third wheel with his best friends on dates or yearning for some closure on Pushing Daisies, he's busy catching up on shonen manga and wacky rhythm games. Mains R.O.B. in Smash. Still doesn't know if he's a kid or a squid.

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