Made for Nintendo Switch, Ready for More
The Lemorele L100 USB-C to HDMI Adapter is designed as a convenient display solution for Nintendo Switch, while also supporting a wide range of USB-C devices with DisplayPort Alt Mode. Use it with compatible laptops, tablets, smartphones, and other USB-C devices to connect to TVs, monitors, projectors, or larger displays.
4K@60Hz Big-Screen Experience
Enjoy clear and smooth video output with support for up to 4K@60Hz resolution. Whether you are playing Switch games, watching movies, sharing photos, presenting slides, or extending your laptop screen, the L100 helps bring your content to a larger display with sharp detail and fluid motion.
Versatile for Gaming, Work, and Entertainment
More than a Switch accessory, the L100 is built for everyday USB-C display needs. Connect your laptop to a monitor for office work, mirror a tablet during a meeting, stream videos from a compatible phone to a TV, or enjoy console-style gaming on a bigger screen.
100W PD Power Input
The USB-C PD charging port supports up to 100W power input, allowing compatible devices to charge while outputting video. It supports USB-C PD power adapters including 45W, 60W, and 100W USB-C PD chargers, as well as the original Nintendo Switch USB-C PD power adapter.
Plug and Play Convenience
No driver or software installation is required. Simply connect the adapter to your USB-C host device, attach an HDMI cable to your display, and connect a compatible USB-C PD power adapter when power input is needed.The 2m cable length gives you more flexibility when placing your device near a TV, monitor, or projector.
Durable and Portable Design
Built with an ABS and aluminum alloy shell, the L100 is compact, durable, and easy to carry. Its lightweight design makes it suitable for gaming setups, office desks, travel, classrooms, meeting rooms, and home entertainment spaces.
Important Notes
• For TV Mode, please use a PD power adapter (45W or higher). The official Nintendo adapter is recommended.
• Not compatible with Switch Lite.
• Due to Switch system limitations, output of certain copyright-protected content (e.g., YouTube and similar services) may be restricted.
