Bikkuriman 2000: Charging Card GB

You know what’s great? MagSafe. It’s not just because it’s a nice way to charge my phone (questions about how the waste heat affects my battery’s lifespan notwithstanding); I love being able to easily add things like grips or cooling fans to my phone, or quickly slap it on my dashboard before a drive. It’s just nicer than fiddling with clamps, and charging that way keeps my phone’s USB-C port in good shape for when I want faster charging or data transfers, and I haven’t had to deal with a cable whose housing splits open by the plug in literal years.What if you could do the same thing with your

Belkin has released a new way to keep your Switch 2 charged: the Charging Grip for Nintendo Switch 2. The grip, which is a little like a Dbrand Killswitch case but with a 10,000mAh battery pack that snaps onto the back and plugs into the Switch 2's top USB-C port, costs $100 and is available now on Dbrand's website.Belkin's new Charging Grip comes in four pieces. There are two molded, textured grips that hug the Switch 2's Joy-Con 2 controllers, a plastic shell that snaps around the top and bottom of the Switch 2's body while leaving space for the console's various vent