Not every USB‑C dock is designed for this console’s TV mode. A few quick checks can help you pick a compatible option:

• Console compatibility: Look for language that explicitly supports TV output for this console model (standard, OLED, or newer versions).
• Power delivery (PD): The dock should accept a reliable PD charger. Underpowered adapters can limit performance.
• HDMI video out: Ensure it has HDMI for your TV. Some list 4K/120Hz, but actual output depends on your console and display.
• Extra ports: USB for accessories and a wired LAN port can be useful.
• Cables: Use quality USB‑C and HDMI cables to reduce signal dropouts.

Review specs and customer Q&A on Walmart.com to confirm it fits your setup.

You can connect to a TV using a compact USB‑C adapter or hub that supports video output and power pass‑through. Setup can look like this:

1. Plug a reliable USB‑C PD charger into the adapter’s power port.
2. Run an HDMI cable from the adapter to your TV, then select that HDMI input.
3. Connect the console to the adapter’s USB‑C plug and place it on a stable stand.

Compatibility varies by adapter, cables, and TV. Keep the console ventilated, avoid moving it while connected, and use a stable power source. A dedicated dock can add stability and ports, while a travel adapter can be convenient on the go. Results may vary based on your specific equipment.

You can shop for standalone or replacement docks on Walmart.com in the docking station category.

• Search tips: Try terms like “dock set,” “TV dock,” “replacement dock,” or “dock adapter.”
• What’s included: Some listings bundle an AC adapter and HDMI cable; others are dock‑only.
• Model fit: Check compatibility notes for the original, OLED, or newer console versions.
• Convenience: Look for pickup or delivery options that suit your schedule, and review the return window.

Product pages list specs and box contents, so you can confirm the dock meets your needs before ordering.

A dock acts as a hub and stand that helps your console switch from handheld to big‑screen play.

• Video output: Converts the console’s USB‑C connection to HDMI for your TV or monitor.
• Power: Supplies charging while you play, which can help maintain battery level.
• Extra ports: Often adds USB ports for wired accessories and sometimes a wired LAN port.
• Stability: Keeps the console upright and tidy for easier cable management.
• Size options: Full‑size bases for home use or compact travel docks for portability.

If you mostly play handheld, you might not need one. For TV play, a dock or compatible video adapter can be helpful, though performance depends on your TV, cables, and environment.

If the TV isn’t showing a picture through the dock, these checks can help:

• Power: Make sure the dock has a USB‑C PD charger connected and the outlet works.
• Connections: Seat the console fully; plug HDMI firmly on both ends; try another HDMI port on the TV.
• Input/source: Select the correct HDMI input; test with a different HDMI cable.
• Reset: Power cycle the console and TV, then reconnect after about 30 seconds.
• Accessories: Remove thick cases that might block a solid USB‑C connection.
• Settings/compatibility: Use common resolutions supported by your TV; confirm the dock notes compatibility with your console model.

If issues persist, check the product page for additional tips and consider testing with another display or cable.