Congratulations! Compatible with wireless earphones What product do you recommend to use with "Nintendo Switch"? ｜Real Sound｜Real Sound Tech

In September, Nintendo announced support for Bluetooth audio for the handheld game console "Nintendo Switch." The long-awaited support for Bluetooth audio from users of the same game console, but here we will introduce its benefits, setting methods, and recommended wireless earphones.

Wireless playback is possible only with the main unit

Until now, the only way to play sound on the Nintendo Switch was to use the main unit speaker, 3.5mm earphone jack, and HDMI output TV speakers. I didn't. However, since the main system version "13.0.0", it supports wireless playback with wireless earphones and headphones.

Currently, the Bluetooth audio standards that can be used with Nintendo Switch are "Profile: A2DP" and "Codec: SBC". It's a little disappointing that it doesn't support high-quality sound and low-delay codecs such as "AAC" and "aptX", but it's still a big progress.

When using wireless earphones or headphones with Nintendo Switch for the first time, it is necessary to first register the device from the item "Settings" → "Bluetooth Audio" → "Register". Once registered, the connection is automatically established simply by turning on the playback device. For more information, please refer to Nintendo's official support page. (URL: https://www.nintendo.co.jp/support/switch/accessories/bluetooth_audio.html)

Even a low-priced model has enough functions

Recently, the prices of wireless earphones have been plunging. )” function is now available. Among them, China's Anker's "Soundcore Life P3" is particularly attractive.

Soundcore Life P3, which is sold for only 8,990 yen (all tax included below), has sufficient functions such as not only ANC support but also sound quality adjustment with an equalizer and a "gaming mode" that reduces delay. In addition, you can also check the location of earphones that you have lost from your smartphone.

Anker Soundcore Life P3

¥8,990

If you are particular about the body design, the emerging brand Nothing's "ear (1)" is also interesting. Swedish electronic musical instrument maker Teenage Engineering participated in the design, realizing a skeleton-like transparent design that gives a somewhat retro feel. This is also compatible with ANC, and you can use the external sound capture mode. The domestic selling price of ear(1) is 12,650 yen.