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Zelda TOTK: How To Use Zonai Device Dispensers

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Zonai Devices can help you while exploring the huge map of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom and also during boss fights. They can make your gameplay much more entertaining. But what if you are running out of Zonai Devices? Is there a way to get more of them? Fortunately, Device Dispensers can help you get more Zonai Devices. However, it doesn’t come without a price. For information on how a Device Dispenser works and where to find it, our guide will come in handy.

How to Use Device Dispenser in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

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You can exchange Construct Horns or Zonai Charges to get random Zonai Devices from the Device Dispenser in Zelda TOTK. So, for instance, if you place 5 Zonai Charges in the Dispenser, you will get 12 Zonai Devices in return.

You will find your first Device Dispenser on the Great Sky Island. To use the Device Dispenser in Tears of the Kingdom, interact with the Dispenser and select the number of Construct Horns or Zonai Charges that you want to give away. Then you need to press the “A” button to confirm the items and put them in the dispenser.

Keep in mind that if you place less than 5 materials, then you will get a considerably low amount of Zonai Devices in return. So, if you want to get more Zonai Devices, then try exchanging the max amount of Zonai Charges at the Device Dispenser. If you are at Great Sky Island, then here are the Zonai Devices that you can get:

However, if you choose to visit a Zonai Device Dispenser at a different location on the Surface or Sky map in TOTK, then here is what you can receive:

  • Balloon
  • Battery
  • Beam Emitter
  • Big Wheel
  • Cart
  • Homing Cart
  • Hover Stone
  • Hydrant
  • Light
  • Rocket
  • Shock Emitter
  • Small Wheel
  • Spring
  • Stabilizer
  • Steering Stick
  • Zonai Wing

That’s all you need to know about how to use the Device Dispenser in Tears of the Kingdom. While you’re here, don’t forget to check out our Zelda TOTK section for similar guides.

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