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Brook Gaming releasing an Ethernet version of their PowerBay Switch dock in April 2021

Got the hook-up
by rawmeatcowboy
14 January 2021
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Brook Gaming has already released one version of their PowerBay Switch dock, which allows users to plug in two GameCube controllers, along with two USB items. The dock ended up being a hit, and now Brook Gaming is giving their product a bit of a makeover.

The PowerBay Ethernet is set to release in April 2021, and the big change is the Ethernet port now added to the dock. For Smash Bros. Ultimate players, having a way to use a GameCube controller and play via wired internet all in one should be quite handy. You can read full details on the dock below.

Met with anticipation around the globe, Brook Gaming’s PowerBay Ethernet – A multipurpose Switch dock with Ethernet ports – is predicted to hit the market in April 2021. As a home environment projector device which allows Switch players to play together on a wider screen, Brook Gaming’s Powerbay offers stable connection and eliminates the issue with slow, unstable wireless internet, offering a more perfect gaming experience by preventing lagging or disconnections. Just you wait!

Brook PowerBay Product Features

- Equipped with 2 GameCube adapter ports and 2 USB ports, allowing players who love Super Smash Bros to use their familiar GameCube controllers for zero-latency Switch gaming.

- Stable, high-quality Bluetooth connection that can simultaneously connect to 2 Bluetooth earbuds.

- Bluetooth sound transmission with 0 delay using high-end Qualcomm Bluetooth chips that support atpx LL and True Wireless Stereo, giving players the best in-game audiovisual experience.

- Plug-and-Play, supporting Full HD and providing stable, no-latency HDMI television output.

- Supports connecting Switch Lite (the console does not support the HDMI output function)

- Allowing players to use combos and custom button functions in-game, giving them an unlimited number of choices.

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