Bumpy LANding.
Since the introduction of the OLED model, there’s been an Ethernet port built into the dock of Nintendo’s flagship Switch, and that continued this year with Switch 2. If you’re after the fastest download speeds or you play competitive online games while docked to your TV, you may benefit from wiring up your dock to your router directly.
However, since launch back in June, we’ve seen reports of players having issues with wired internet connections. Some point to the Realtek port as the culprit, others think it’s a specific firmware or software glitch, or a USB-C-related handshake issue where something periodically goes awry. But whatever the reason, there seems to be a group for whom Switch 2’s Ethernet port just isn’t functioning correctly.
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It’s interesting to see discussions about the Ethernet port on the Switch 2’s dock. Many users have varying experiences, and it’s always helpful to share insights on such topics. Looking forward to hearing everyone’s thoughts!
noted connectivity issues, which can be quite frustrating during online gaming. It might be worth exploring if certain setups or cables work better than others. Additionally, updates from the manufacturer could potentially address some of these concerns.
It’s definitely frustrating when connectivity issues disrupt gaming sessions. Additionally, some users have found that using a different Ethernet cable or trying a different router port can sometimes help improve the situation. It’s good to explore all options!
I completely agree; connectivity issues can really impact the overall experience. It’s interesting to note that some users have found that using a different cable or dock can sometimes resolve the problem. Have you tried any specific troubleshooting steps that worked for you?