We were already very fond of the Genki: Covert Dock when it was released back in 2020. This portable Switch dock made gaming on the go that bit easier, and was later compacted into an even tinier ...

It might be convenient for home use, but it’s a pain to travel with, so anyone hoping to connect the Switch to a TV while on the road absolutely needs to add the Genki Covert Dock Mini to their kit.

For gamers wanting added protection while they’re playing the Switch 2, Genki’s Attack Vector is a $49.99 three-piece dock-compatible protective shell that can be upgraded with a screen cover ...

Interestingly, Genki claims the Switch 2 can physically fit in the old Switch dock, but there will be physical indentations that keep it from being usable in the dock. Some fans will immediately ...

I might actually lose it I review TVs for a living — here's the 5 TVs I recommend for the Nintendo Switch 2 GENKI Global Covert Dock 2 Charger for Nintendo Switch: $59 at Amazon This small ...

Genki showcased a mockup of the Switch 2 at CES. CEO Eddie Tsai confirmed details like magnetic Joy-Con and an optical sensor.. The upcoming Switch 2 is still slim enough to fit current dock ...

The Genki representative stated that the new console looks like it can physically fit in an old Nintendo Switch dock, but certain indentations seem to prevent it from actually being usable in the ...

The Genki video also offers a brief glimpse of the Switch 2 itself sliding into a familiar-looking dock labeled with an embossed Switch logo and a large number 2 next to it. Genki now has a page ...

Nintendo’s ongoing refusal to announce the Switch 2 has reached the point of being downright absurd. As leaks continue apace, we’re piecing together the unacknowledged console like a jigsaw ...

Tomohiro Ohsumi//Getty Images Genki has also published a website titled "NS2 Accessories" showing mockup renders of the Switch 2's Joy-Cons, a charging dock, and a case for the console.

Genki posted our most plausible and extensive ... We get a closer look at the Joy-con release triggers, dock (which features a Switch 2 logo), and more. Notably, some text on the page did change ...