Nintendo Switch Cooling Fan: 3-Fan Turbo USB Cooler

Three fans, one steady airflow

• Three fans, wider airflow

  Three 5V fans sit in circular grilles along a flat, slim body. Instead of one spot of moving air, the cooler spreads airflow across the console. The stacked layout fits beside the dock without taking up much room.

• Turbo when it matters

  A slide switch on the side offers Turbo, Normal and Off. Use Turbo for hot rooms and demanding matches, Normal for steady evening play, and Off when the console already runs cool. Turbo is clearly louder than Normal, so save it for times when nobody nearby is trying to sleep.

• A rear filter that stays out of the way

  The dust filter sits on the rear side panel where you can see it. Rinse it or replace it when it looks dusty, and check it monthly. A clean filter keeps the airflow strong, which is the reason you bought the cooler.

Pick a mode in one slide

1. 1
   Plug in via USB-A

   Connect the right-angle USB-A plug to a powered USB-A port. The plug lies flat, so it fits behind a tight entertainment stand.

2. 2
   Place it beside the dock

   Set the cooler so the three grilles face the console with open space around them. Blocked vents cut airflow quickly.

3. 3
   Slide to your mode

   Turbo for hot rooms and marathon sessions, Normal for evening play, Off for quiet short sessions when the console is already cool.

4. 4
   Check the filter monthly

   Take out the rear dust filter, rinse or replace it, and let it dry before it goes back in.

Everything you need to plug in

• Triple-fan USB cooler×1

  Matte black body with three round grilled fan vents and a side Turbo, Normal, Off switch.

• USB-A cable with right-angle plug×1

  The plug sits flat against the cooler. The cable is a little stiff at first and loosens with use.

• Rear dust filter×1

  Fitted to the rear side panel. Easy to rinse or replace.