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WULFF DEN puts Switch 2 docks through their paces

Bob Wulff tests compact alternatives to Nintendo's official dock, with Jerry joining for a Joy-Con-charging demonstration.

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

The Switch 2 third party dock videoThe Switch 2 third party dock video

Things we can learn from the video

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  1. 2:08Bob explains why standard USB Power Delivery improves charging safety, while video encryption leaves firmware risks.
  2. 7:06Dock selection involves firmware updates, encryption keys, physical design and power delivery requirements.
  3. 10:10Official-dock testing establishes a baseline for resolution, HDR and high-refresh-rate output.
  4. 15:32Jerry demonstrates the JSAUX dock's Joy-Con charging slots and status lights.
  5. 16:18The Chizha Mount Ling 2 Pro combines docking with an SSD slot, capture card and information display.

Buying a second Switch 2 dock means weighing more than the size of the plastic stand. Bob Wulff makes firmware support, power delivery and video output the practical questions behind WULFF DEN's most-watched upload of the week, "The Switch 2 third party dock video", which has reached about 290,000 views.

His distinction is reassuring, but not entirely carefree: he explains that standard USB Power Delivery makes charging safer than on the original Switch, while video-output encryption can leave third-party docks vulnerable to firmware problems. A community-built comparison spreadsheet helps organize the options, from compact charger-style units to a dock with an SSD slot, capture card and information display.

Jerry drops in to demonstrate the JSAUX model's Joy-Con charging slots. Bob singles out the removable-core Skull & Co. Jumpgate Pro as a possible favorite. The video also contains a Belkin-sponsored accessory segment, presented through a sketch with two versions of Bob on the couch.

Viewers are discussing the features that matter for a second setup: Ethernet ports, capture-card functionality and the smaller replacement shells they used with original Switch dock hardware.

Two other uploads turn to dual-screen handhelds. "Retroid Pocket Duo vs AYN Thor" is followed by "The new Dual Screen to get: Retroid Pocket Duo", now the channel's busiest video. Bob describes the Duo as slightly cheaper and less powerful than the Thor, with screens that help make its case.

WULFF DEN's subscriber count held steady just below a million. Daily channel views are currently below their usual level, though the week brought roughly 775,000 views. Nearby handheld specialist Retro Game Corps had a larger viewing week; WULFF DEN's fresh momentum belongs to the Pocket Duo review.

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What viewers say

  • That Chiiza one being a capture card and not being limited to the Switch 2 is interesting.
    @TheDarkestPhoenixSee it on YouTube
  • Something I didn't hear mentioned is an ethernet port. Most 3rd party docks I've browsed lack that feature.
  • My favorite Switch 1 docks were the ones that took the brains of the official dock and stripped all the useless plastic. So it was still OFFICIAL hardware, just in literally like a third of its size.
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  • no switch 2 was harmed in the making of this video
    @TheLucksterSee it on YouTube
  • The laugh of Bob 2 to Bob 1's parting shot really blurred the lines of reality there for a minute.
  • I actually had that exact Game Gear battery expansion pack from the belkin ad. For the 90s, it was game changing. I always used a quarter to screw it on.
  • Im so glad you made this video just before I moved forward with a purchase for a secondary dock!
    @arcaninezero5833See it on YouTube

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The facts
Channel
WULFF DEN
Subscribers
989,000
Channel views, last 7 days
775,185
Videos published this week
3
Video published
October 29, 2026
Video views so far
291,305
Views on its first day
149,950

The numbers

Here is how WULFF DEN's uploads and audience moved over the week.

views gained this week: this channel and similar channels
Karl Conrad
3,415,440
9to5Mac
1,501,713
iDeviceHelp
1,026,430
WULFF DEN
775,185
subscribers
989,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
254,089,068
views per day
42,684
typical day: 105,163
first-day views of each video posted this week
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
Jeff Geerling
1,100,000
iDeviceHelp
1,060,000
Karl Conrad
1,020,000
Hugh Jeffreys
1,010,000
WULFF DEN
989,000
9to5Mac
986,000
As of November 3, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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