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Monday, August 24, 2020

DIY Nintendo Switch Gaming Desk + Setup! #Helpful Post


DIY Nintendo Switch Gaming Desk + Setup! #Helpful Post




Oh done inhale pancakes you guys
johnathan here it is no secret I love
desks I love CETIS but this one in
particular next to me is beautiful
the grade mix with the custom blue and
red drawers look amazing and shots
Marvel Etica because this is clearly
inspired now the goal in mind with this

was not only to create the perfect setup
we could dock and play your switch but
to actually switch between the Nintendo
switch the NES classic and a fully
functioning computer so the centerpiece
of the setup is the Alex desk from Ikea
which is one of my favorite desks of all
time I will admit it does hold a special
place in my tech heart because it pays
tribute all the way back to the original
dream desk that was showcased in white
this of course is in grey but what's
awesome is back then it was pricing
around 170 bucks and now it has dropped
all the way down to 130 something you're
not gonna find that IKEA however are
those super sweet custom blue and red
drawers which when paired to the gray
the desk look incredible next to the
switch so the process behind this really
wasn't too crazy we pulled the drawers
out and from there spray-painted them
with a two-in-one primer spray paint
combo

now if you're wondering what kind of
paint we use then no this is not a
sponsor so much of fact I got to look
down and see what these are called we
got a little rest only on painters touch
action and satin poppy red and satin
Oasis blue now I'm not gonna lie the end
result came out way better than I ever
could have hope for the drawers are
vibrant they pop and really make the
desk look like they were meant for the
switch now hands down what are the best
things about this desk is the integrated
cable management because without it this
would look like a rat's nest paradise
this setup in particular was a little
more complicated the most simply because
there were multiple devices going into a
single monitor you pair that with the
speakers and hiding cables became a
little tricky but the end result was
pretty fantastic
now the magic behind this setup is
located in the blue drawer behind me
inside there is a knievel HDMI switcher
and what this is gonna lie us to do is
jump back and forth between us which the
NES classic and a super tiny Intel nook
which is a crazy valued mini PC which
comes in under 300 bucks now
unfortunately both a Nintendo switch and
the NES classic are pretty much
impossible to fire right now but if you
need to have one right now I'll post a
couple links down below where you can
scoop one up if you don't mind paying
markup so what I have to switch the NES
classic and the nut going into is a
samsung CFG 70 which is a pretty badass
27-inch curved gaming monitor so funny
enough during the infancy stages of this
setup I actually posted a teaser on
Instagram with a 23 inch Acer monitor
that's actually much cheaper around a
hundred bucks but I got a ton of
requests to go for a bigger monitor so
that's why I ended up going the Samsung
route but if you don't need anything as
robust or maybe you like the smaller
form factor the Acer is a great
alternative now as far as the speakers
goes I'm using the bose companion 5 and
these have also kind of turned into a
secret trick of the set up so to speak
what I love about these speakers of the
fact that they come with a super handy
volume control which has actually able
to mount underneath the desk which makes
it easy to access and also hides it
keeping the setup clean and tidy so
rounds up to set up across the rest of
the desk I have some classic fake IKEA
greenery followed by this super cool
solar blaze Mega Man from pixel pals it
actually lights up like so amazing pop
in the sky back on the desk with a
no-look action on the other side of the
desk is the breath of the wild Zelda
amiibo next
it's not super necessary for the set up
but I just really loved how the blue
matched a Nintendo switch theme this is
the Bose Soundlink in aquatic blue these
come in a few different colors and while
they're not the ideal setup for a desk
they do make a fantastic portable
bluetooth speaker lastly as far as a
keyboard and mouse go this is actually a
really good deal from jelly Komets both
the mouse and the keyboard as a pair for
30 freakin bucks
before I forget though because I know
someone's gonna yell at me if I don't
talk about it the artwork above me is a
Super Mario Banksy canvas that I found
on Amazon I'll make sure to post a link
to it and everything we talked about
down below aside from that hopefully
enjoyed the video if you did and you are
feeling like being awesome make sure to
smash that like button and if you
haven't caught it yet there is still a
chance to win a brand new Nintendo
switch which you can check out here also
my buddy Kevin Kenton may have figured a
way to get wireless charging on the
Nintendo switch that is here this is
Jonathan and I'll catch you guys later
reach for the sky the double flip

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