Nintendo Switch Temperature Docked

We test the temperature of the Nintendo Switch while in docked mode! We've been hearing of some people having overheating problems with the Nintendo Switch so we thought we'd test the console while in docked mode. We already tested it in handheld mode and found it to have a good heat range with no overheating.
After playing the switch for 4 hours in docked mode we test the temperature and find that it definitely is not overheating and it's actually running at a good temp. We had a max of 107 degrees F.
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