Following its early revelations earlier last month, drip-feeding announcements about Nintendo Switch 2, and two announcements posted in the recently Nintendo Today app are particularly exciting. The company revealed that your switch 2 would have a feature that can limit the charging speed after a 90%hit to reduce the battery fall. But perhaps for children with more exciting, especially parents or nasal brothers, you will be able to use a pin to lock your nintendo switch 2.
Set the charging limit on Nintendo Switch 2
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In a feature similar to the 80% charge range on iPhones, nintendo switch 2 will optionally prevent you from charging the device, when the battery reaches 90% charge. This can help reduce the battery fall on your switch 2, which can close the future repair. That said, the Settings page mentions that your switch 2 can still charge up to 100% to ensure the accurate performance of the console level of the console.
Once you have your switch 2, you can enable this facility to go and enable Settings> System> Stop charging around 90%This is a great feature when you believe that many people will permanently leave their switch 2 into dock mode.
Lock your switch 2 with a pin
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Someone found in your house whom you do not trust your console? Good old pin lock is eventually coming to Nintendo Switch 2. The default screen lock on the original nintendo switch will require you to press a button thrice to unlock the console, which was not very good for safety. With Switch 2, you can lock the console with a pin, which is better for those who want to stop people from using their console without permission.
What do you think so far?
To enable screen lock on your switch 2 Settings> System> System Lock And enable the facility. This means that every time you wake up switch 2 with sleep mode, you have to enter a pin. This is the cost of better security. Personally, a little discomfort is worth it for me, and I am sure that any parents with children who are always trying to secretly try in extra screen time, will agree.
