The Nintendo Switch 2 is a massive hit, but its relatively small screen size is still limiting. Here's how to use an iPad as an external display for better gaming.

Your Nintendo Switch can be a hassle to carry sometimes. If you're going on a trip, and you need a bigger display for gaming, your iPad could come to the rescue and act as a screen.

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A feature in iPadOS 17 enables iPads to work with USB-C capture cards. Here's how to use the feature to make your large-screen iPad work as an external monitor for your Nintendo Switch.

Perhaps you don't want to use a full size TV to play some Nintendo Switch games, but the Switch's screen is too small. An iPad may suffice, sort of.