Nintendo exec Yoshiaki Koizumi has confirmed that the Switch handheld-console hybrid will support wireless Bluetooth audio headphones on-the-go via the console's built-in Bluetooth 4.1 connectivity.

Nintendo has finally added Bluetooth audio support to the Switch. With the capability there, it seems ludicrous it has taken this long for its arrival, but, here we are. Audio is the pivotal word, ...

Though it took a few years, Bluetooth headphones can now connect natively to a Nintendo Switch console. Available on all iterations of the hybrid handheld and home console, everything from Samsung ...

The Nintendo Switch is an excellent gaming platform that lets you continue to enjoy your favorite game on the move. You can bring it anywhere and have fun while on plane, bus or train but if you don’t ...

Four and a half years after its launch, Nintendo is at long last adding support for Bluetooth audio to the Switch. All you have to do to enable Bluetooth pairing on the console is download the latest ...

As gaming peripheral companies try to appeal to several platforms that span mobile, PC and console, you inevitably end up with headsets that offer a mix of connectivity that can often be confusing.

It's only been out a bazillion years (small exaggeration), but Nintendo has finally got around to implementing Bluetooth audio support on its Switch consoles, a feature that has been absent since the ...

Are you having Bluetooth connection issues on your Nintendo Switch? If the Bluetooth functionality on your Nintendo Switch is not working when you try to sync a Joy-Con controller or a wireless ...

In an out-of-nowhere Tuesday evening update, Nintendo reversed course on one of the Nintendo Switch’s biggest limitations: its lack of Bluetooth audio support. Bluetooth functionality is now live ...

Thanks to latency, Bluetooth headphones just don't cut it on Switch 2 - these wired headsets are a much better fit, and offer higher sound quality to boot.

The Nintendo Switch is beloved for its portability, but while it's great for packing up and taking on the go, there's one major drawback to the Switch: its lack of support for Bluetooth connectivity ...