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In handheld and tabletop play, many Switch models use built-in speakers and several listings note “enhanced audio” for those modes. Handheld units also commonly include a 3.5mm headphone jack for wired headphones.

Many console sets include the dock, an HDMI cable and an AC power adapter for TV connections; docked sets often list a dock with a wired LAN port. Exact included accessories can vary by package or region.

Players can use wired headphones via the 3.5mm headphone jack. Product listings also show Bluetooth 4.1 as a supported wireless connection method.

Product details commonly list a 3.5mm headphone jack for handheld use, HDMI output for TV audio via the dock, and Bluetooth 4.1 in the wireless specifications. Consoles also include built-in speakers, and some listings note “enhanced audio” in handheld/tabletop modes.

Product specifications commonly list Bluetooth 4.1 as the wireless technology, and reviewer summaries mention Bluetooth pairing as a wireless audio connectivity option.

Marketing materials and reviews highlight “enhanced audio” in handheld and tabletop modes for the OLED model, calling out improved speakers and related hardware as notable upgrades.

Handheld listings commonly list a 3.5mm headphone jack for wired audio and reference built-in speakers, with some listings noting enhanced audio in handheld/tabletop modes.