Bottom USB-C port
Nintendo documents the bottom USB-C connector for charging and connection to the Nintendo Switch 2 dock.
Sources S389 · Connector field note
Seeds identity, connector and source link only. Task support is not inferred.
Nintendo / D076
The top and bottom USB-C ports share a connector form but Nintendo documents different primary roles for each location.
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USB-C: Bottom USB-C port — Charging / Nintendo Switch 2 dock connection · Top USB-C port — Accessory connection / charging
Do not transfer a capability from one location to another merely because the connector outline matches.
Location and role matter
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Nintendo documents the bottom USB-C connector for charging and connection to the Nintendo Switch 2 dock.
Sources S389 · Connector field note
Seeds identity, connector and source link only. Task support is not inferred.
Nintendo documents the top USB-C connector for accessories and charging.
Sources S389 · Connector field note
Seeds identity, connector and source link only. Task support is not inferred.
Nintendo specifies a 3.5 mm four-contact CTIA stereo mini-plug jack.
Sources S389 · Connector field note
Identification only. This port group cannot launch the scoped planner.
Nintendo documents microSD Express compatibility for expandable game storage. Ordinary microSD cards have a more limited media-transfer role.
Sources S389 · Connector field note
Identification only. This port group cannot launch the scoped planner.
Exact-model source trail
These are the profile’s existing source records, with their original scope and access limitations. No new inspection or approval is implied.
Nintendo Switch 2 console and included dock external user-facing connector groups.
Open source ↗Exact-model evidence map
6 of 6 task domains contain some exact-model evidence. The others stay explicitly undocumented.
The base device profile contains 1 selected port group relevant to this domain, but no dedicated domain profile.
Plan next step →Topology →The base device profile contains 3 selected port groups relevant to this domain, but no dedicated domain profile.
Plan next step →Topology →The base device profile contains 1 selected port group relevant to this domain, but no dedicated domain profile.
Plan next step →Topology →The base device profile contains 1 selected port group relevant to this domain, but no dedicated domain profile.
Plan next step →Topology →Derived from the existing device profile and domain catalogs. This layer adds no new hardware fact and does not infer compatibility from a missing or present cell.