A feature in iPadOS 17 enables iPads to work with USB-C capture cards. Here's how to use the feature to make your large-screen iPad work as an external monitor for your Nintendo Switch.
Yeah. Travel. We were in a cabin for a weekend recently and I had my iPad and we had our switch, would’ve been nice to connect the two. The little screen on the switch is just too small for 2 player games.
If you’re somewhere where there’s sunlight, you could play on this instead of the switch. I don’t know about you, but I can’t see anything on my switch while playing in daylight.
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Neat. What would the use case for this be though? Maybe while riding on a plane?
Yeah. Travel. We were in a cabin for a weekend recently and I had my iPad and we had our switch, would’ve been nice to connect the two. The little screen on the switch is just too small for 2 player games.
If you’re somewhere where there’s sunlight, you could play on this instead of the switch. I don’t know about you, but I can’t see anything on my switch while playing in daylight.
I absolutely know what you mean. I got these for myself, they work awesome:
BROTECT 2x Entspiegelungs-Schutzfolie kompatibel mit Nintendo Switch Matte Displayschutz-Folie, Anti-Reflex, Anti-Fingerprint https://amzn.eu/d/8UwUGXJ
But it has to be said you pay with a little decrease in image sharpness. Not much, but noticeable if you look closely.
Actually, given the low resolution of aot of Switch games, I find the matte protector is like a layer of physical anti-alasing.
That made me laugh loud :D But yes, it’s right. You can absolutely describe it this way!
That’s neat. A more sensible option despite any loss in quality. Thanks for sharing that.