Gioteck FC1 Mini Camera For Nintendo Switch 2

Ok for basic casual use

The Gioteck FC1 Mini Camera is small, lightweight and easy to attach and simple to use. It works well for casual in-game features and basic video chat, with an adjustable tilt and a built-in privacy shutter. However, the image quality is fairly poor—often dark, grainy, and laggy—even in decent lighting. It’s more of a fun, novelty add-on than a serious camera. Game support is also limited, so unless you play titles that actually use a camera, it may not get much use. Bottom line: Great as a cheap, compact accessory for occasional, light-hearted use. Not recommended if you want high-quality video or frequent functionality.

Busy working mum, 35 - 44, Cumbria

3rd party switch 2 camera

This small bit of kit is exactly what you think it is, a camera for switch 2. It's 3rd party so has no affiliation with Nintendo. It works however the quality of image is rather poor, the image is dark even in good lighting, very pixelated and suffers from lag. Great for handheld use but when docked the camera quality isn't good enough to see much detail from far of a distance.

Sazzylou121, 25 - 34, Newcastle upon Tyne

Quick and easy

This is such a handy little camera it clicks straight into the top of the switch 2 making it easier to talk and communicate with friends and not have to gave a camera seprate which makes moving sround while playing easier

Shelley19, 25 - 34, Kent

Great accessory, very impressed.

Really impressed by this camera attachment. It’s small, lightweight and compact. Attaches securely to the top usb c port for power. Camera quality is good for in-game features. It can rotate to change the angle of capture and also have a lens cover for privacy. Very happy with it and will add to the game play of the switch.

LGmanc, 35 - 44, Manchester

Plug and Play .. games

I don't know what I was expecting when I opened this camera, it was smaller than I thought and extremely light but then I guess it should be. In the box, is just a camera and that's it. In a way the box is about 4 times bigger than it needs to be. Installing the camera is super easy, just plug it in to the top USB port on your SW2 and that's it, easy! Image quality is perfectly fine, you have a slight adjustment to the camera angle and you can cover the lens if you want. Testing the camera in Mario kart world and Mario Party all worked as you'd expect. Not a super high resolution or frame rate, but then it kind of is a bit "gimmicky" anyways so not a major issue.

Jez Brook, 45 - 54, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire