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JSAUX is adding to its already busy Nintendo Switch 2 accessory repertoire with the new 6-in-1 Gaming Dock for Switch. As unveiled at CES 2026, the dock is designed as an alternative to the official accessory, but it stands out from the real deal as it's packed with additional features you're more likely to find on console display stands.
The Switch 2 accessory is equipped with 4K HDMI & 3D video output and provides a 100W USB-C port for fast charging other devices, while not forgetting to provide a 50W charge to the handheld itself. There are a few extra features that the real deal can't provide (like a space to store some physical games), but you don't lose out on accessory support with additional USB 2.0 ports.
It's the combination of dock meets charging stand that has caught my eye among the brand's other CES unveils this year, like the OmniCentro Charger Dock that's stealing Genki's thunder. With its 6-in-1 bells and whistles, it can not only act as a replacement dock, but also a command center that keeps all your Switch 2 accessories in one place.
The gaming dock provides space to charge and store two pairs of Joy-Con 2 gamepads at once, and a Switch 2 Pro controller if you prefer a more premium gameplay style. Much like the iMP DLX2 Switch 2 stand, there's also space to store SD cards and up to 8 physical game carts. To complete the "6-in-1" list of features, the accessories manufacturer has also equipped the dock with an RJ45 Ethernet port with 1000Mbps, which JSAUX boasts can provide "lag free gaming" as well as a foldable design so you can keep it stored away when not in use.
If you're pretty happy with the official Switch 2 dock but are after some new accessories for your shiny new device, JSAUX also revealed the JSAUX OmniCentro Charger Dock, JSAUX Joy‑Con All‑Arounder GripCase, and the JSAUX Mod Case at this year's CES 2026 event. However, as someone rocking the benefits of a Switch 2 stand right now, I'm eager to take this gaming dock for a test drive above all else.
JSAUX doesn't have release date or price details so far. The brand is known for budget-friendly accessories and providing a lot of discounts on new peripherals, so I suspect it won't break the bank too much. However, I'll be sure to keep you in the loop once the availability and pricing details drop later in the year.
Check out our guides to the best Nintendo Switch headsets, the best Nintendo Switch 2 microSD Express cards, and the best Nintendo Switch 2 cases if you're after more Ninty accessories.
