New & used Nintendo Switch keyboards cheaper!

While most console owners are content with using controllers for gaming, sometimes it proves to be not enough, especially when you need precision and quick input that only a keyboard and a mouse can offer. But can you play Nintendo Switch games with a keyboard and a mouse? Luckily yes, the Nintendo Switch console supports these devices if you want a more convenient gaming experience. This solves the issue of slow typing and browsing with the Nintendo Switch controller and is also convenient for those gamers who are more used to enjoying gaming on the PC. Here in Eneba we have a wide list of new and used Nintendo Switch keyboards – have a much easier time playing on the console!

What keyboards work with Nintendo Switch?

Although the Nintendo Switch console supports almost all USB keyboards, keep in mind that most games made for this system do not support these devices natively. Plenty of third-party companies have keyboards and mice compatible with this console. Some of the more notable Nintendo Switch accessory companies are these:

• Razer – designed specifically for gaming and eSports in mind, keyboards produced by this company are wired, can have RGB lighting, backlit keys, dedicated media keys, programmable buttons, and wrist rests. They come in various shapes, sizes and types;
• Logitech – offers both wired keyboards that come in various shapes, sizes, types, aesthetic flairs, such as backlit keys, and additional features, such as programmable keys, additional buttons, wrist rests, and more;
• Corsair – these dedicated gaming keyboards are wired, and of various shapes & sizes. Most offer dedicated media keys, programmable keys, and RGB/LED lighting;
• Redragon – offers a wider range of colours and sizes of both wired keyboards. Usually includes backlit keys, extra multimedia & macro keys.

NOTE: The Nintendo Switch console does not support Bluetooth keyboards or mice.

What Nintendo Switch games are compatible with a keyboard?

Because almost all console games are designed with a controller’s scheme in mind, not all of them will instantly be playable with a Nintendo Switch keyboard and a mouse. Some of the more notable titles that support these devices are:

• Fortnite
• The Infectious Madness of Doctor Dekker
• Doom I
• Doom II
• Undertale
• Wargroove

To allow players to experience games in ways they find the most convenient, several third-party companies have released special USB keyboard/mouse adapters that, in simple terms, convert the inputs from these devices into those of a controller. It means that you can play almost every game on the system without the use of an actual gamepad by using, for example, an AimSwitch VX or a Cronus Max Pro adapter.

Keep in mind that you will probably have to calibrate the keyboard inputs of these adapters for each game separately. Even then, it won’t be exactly the same as playing games on the computer. Some titles might experience input lag, but this is the best solution for those seeking to use a keyboard and a mouse with the Nintendo Switch console.