NintendoStarting with Nintendo Switch system software version 13, you can now wirelessly connect Bluetooth audio output devices such as headphones, earbuds, AirPods, or speakers to your Nintendo Switch. Here’s how to set it up. Requirements and Limitations Before you get started, make sure you’ve updated your Nintendo Switch to System 13.0.0 or higher. To do so, click the gear icon on the home screen, then select System > System Update. While you’re using Bluetooth Audio on Switch, there are some limitations. First, you can only use a maximum of two wireless controllers while a Bluetooth audio device is paired. Second, Bluetooth audio won’t work if you’re using local communication (usually used for ad hoc wireless multiplayer). Third, Switch does not support Bluetooth input devices such as microphones (to do that, you’ll need a special app or a wired connection). Nintendo also warns that you might experience audio latency depending on your Bluetooth device. T… Click below to read the full story from How To Geek
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