Nintendo Switch 2 comes with a camera and ‘C’ button Yes, you read that right. The Switch 2 comes with an optional camera accessory, priced at $49.99, and it changes more than you’d think.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Camera ($54) might not be the most essential peripheral for the Nintendo Switch 2. Still, it’s certainly useful for those who want to be seen when playing online with friends.

The official Switch 2 Camera is $49.99 (and is detailed here), and it plugs into the Switch 2’s USB-C port. You can use it when the console is docked to your TV, or when you’re holding it in ...

Compared to a traditional webcam, it’s a lot less awkward to have the Switch 2 Camera set up in a living room setting as it looks more like a smart home device or sensor for a VR headset than ...

The aptly-titled Nintendo Switch 2 Camera is a feature-filled choice at a fairly reasonable price of $55, and it’s probably the overall smartest choice of camera for the console for most folks.

Specific cables are needed for the smartphone trick, but can be bought for around $30. The Switch 2 also supports most USB-C webcams for camera use, offering budget-friendly options.

According to Will It Work’s links, buying all of these cables will cost you around $31, which is less than the $54.99 price tag of the Switch 2 Camera.

When Nintendo unveiled the new Switch 2, the secondary USB-C port caught my attention. No, not because I want a more convenient charging port for playing in tabletop mode or because I use wired ...

Switch up your webcam. You can use your iPhone (and likely Android phone) as a webcam for the Switch 2 if you connect them via a USB-C to HDMI cable and HDMI converter cable — total cost about $30.