Switch 2 Owners Should Wait on This Capture Dock, Says GameS…
For PC handheld owners, this dock offers a streamlined way to capture and store gameplay without extra clutter. Switch 2 owners should hold off until the reported issues are resolved.
For PC handheld owners, this dock offers a streamlined way to capture and store gameplay without extra clutter. Switch 2 owners should hold off until the reported issues are resolved.
Key points - The Chizha Mount Ling 2 Pro is a Kickstarter dock with a built-in 4K 60fps capture card and NVMe SSD slot. - Early bird Kickstarter price is $150 for the capture card version, retail will be $250. - GameSpot found washed-out colors and poor upscaling when using the dock with Switch 2. - The internal storage drive only works with PC handhelds, not the Switch 2.
Timeline - Now: Kickstarter campaign is live with early bird pricing at $150. - After campaign: Retail price will be $250.
FAQ
Q: Does the Chizha Mount Ling 2 Pro work with the Switch 2? A: It technically works, but GameSpot found issues with washed-out colors and poor upscaling compared to the official dock. The creators say a firmware fix is in the works.
Q: Can I use the internal SSD with the Switch 2? A: No, the internal storage drive only works with PC handhelds. It's not compatible with the Switch 2.
Q: What's the price of the Chizha Mount Ling 2 Pro? A: During the Kickstarter campaign, the version with a capture card is $150. After the campaign, it will cost $250 at retail.
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