Genki Covert is a $75 ultra-portable dock for Nintendo Switch

Plug an HDMI cable from the Covert Dock into your display, and plug the included USB-C 3.1 charge cable from your Switch to the Covert. You can't really make a compact, wall-wart USB charger look like a glamorous device—but it feels solid in your hand, the hinged electrical supply prongs swing smoothly in and out, and there aren't any rough seams.There really isn't much to say about using a device without a single button on it—plug Covert Dock into the wall, connect it to your TV with an HDMI cable (not included), and connect your Switch to the Covert Dock with a USB-C cable (included). With a cable, you know perfectly well whether you've plugged it in properly or not, so the short wait for the HDMI display to go live doesn't feel as anxious.Like most USB chargers, if you plug the Covert into the wall with an electrical load already attached via USB, it produces an audible electrical "pop." We strongly recommend plugging the Covert Dock into the wall before connecting your Switch or your display to the Covert—this should extend the life of the Covert, as well as making certain your precious Switch doesn't get any out-of-bounds electrical signals.We weren't kidding about the near-impossibility of replacing a Switch right now—the Switch Lite tends to sell out within days of a store receiving stock, and the full Switch itself generally is gone within minutes.If you've got a Switch that lives a normal, nonportable console life and just stays attached to one family TV 24/7, the Genki Covert Dock might not be for you.