Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought the Switch because I was looking forward to playing the classic games that I grew up with along with some that my kids enjoyed in the early Nintendo days. However, there are so many GREAT new games that cover virtually every type of gameplay one could want. I personally like games where there is a thinking element involved (puzzles/riddles to solve) instead of just jumping in and shooting everything in sight. I also like that many of the games can be played solo, with others in your house, or online with friends. The portability of this console makes it great for road trips, and I have been very pleased with the battery life.

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This is our first video game system in a long time, wife loves it for dance 2023 and bowling so far! I did not go for the OLED model as we would just be using this primarily for TV use and it is great! The games we can play together and download on demand make it a real winner in our house! The built in storage and controllers could be increased / improved ergonomically, I have large hands and the controller seems a bit small but otherwise great system.

Very good quality professional installation Excellent

My kid loves this switch. It has access to the 80's old school games as well as all the latest. He can take it with him around the house too. Its a win win.

The Nintendo Switch is the best comsole to ever exist. It has all of the best games and also has my most favorite game of all time Super Mario 3D World.

I’ve been on the fence about getting a new game console considering I rarely play, but I found the Nintendo Switch to be perfect for a casual gamer. The dynamic setup of the console allows you to play it handheld or linked to a TV. I find myself playing handheld a lot - great for short spurts. It’s a great distraction in the age of quarantine. In terms of game selection - I would definitely research what types of games you want to play and if they are already offered, or going to be offered. See if there is a demo and play it to the fullest extent - you’ll find you only spend money on games you really want. I’ve only bought one game so far!

The Switch is awesome! You can play it at home or on the go. Never had a problem with battery as long as your aware and take a charger if needed. Take it with me so I can play during breaks. The ports on the handheld is strangely laid out but not bad. If you already own a console, this is still a viable option. Highly recommend getting SD card as well. One game took up half the storage in device so be aware if your buying triple A digital games like Zelda or Mario.

My wife bought me a Nintendo Switch for our anniversary and I have been loving playing it. I have the grey joy-con version, and I like the discrete look of it near the TV. I love being able to slide the joy-cons on and take it on the go. When traveling, I find it very comfortable to play it in handheld mode. Compared to other game consoles, the Switch is very easy to connect to the TV and have ready to play. The only accessory I bought right away was a screen cover (which I think is essential to avoid scratching the screen). It has now been 3 years since purchasing, and I am still completely happy with it. Until recently, I typically purchased physical games, but after buying more digital games, I ended up buying a MicroSDXC card to expand the storage. The Switch can keep 1 SD card in at all times, and it is easy to transfer save files, digital games, and DLC back and forth. If you decide not to use an SD card, you can simply archive the game and it will not delete save data. Of course, Nintendo has released new models that contain more storage. I also decided to buy a Pro Controller. For 3 years I only used the joy-cons or put them in the comfort grip which becomes a controller. I am looking forward to having a Pro Controller, since I now have more games that don't use any motion controls. Overall, I really love my Nintendo Switch, it is my main gaming platform.

This is the first Nintendo system I've purchased since the Wii and I have zero regrets about it. Having read generally favorable reviews, I had a hard time passing on this initially as I wanted a solid portable system to replace my Vita which just wasn't getting the game support I wished it would. Having the one-two punch of being both a portable system and standard console made it too hard to resist in the end, and I am extremely glad that I made the choice to pick it up! I've seen preferences vary for everyone on how to use the system and my preferred method when not doing local multiplayer is to play in handheld mode. While I love it, the ergonomics aren't the best and I'll find my hand/wrist hurting after playing for an hour or so (sometimes less). A case grip will help this issue, but I haven't found quite the perfect one yet. For local multiplayer, being able to split the joycons up to create two separate controllers is genius and extremely convenient. I have yet to have a reason to purchase any additional hardware for the system as a result. Finally, the games are generally what makes the system, and Nintendo shines here. They now have two of the best games of the year with Super Mario Odyssey and Zelda: Breath of the Wild which combined will give you hundreds of hours of gameplay. Golf Story and a number of other indie titles have emerged as hits as well and are definitely something to look into when you get the system for yourself. With other AAA titles like Doom, Skyrim, and Wolfenstein II coming up I just keep getting more and more excited that I have this system. I recommend it to anyone and everyone as the versatility of it ensures that in some way, shape, or form it will be exactly what any gamer, casual or hardcore, prefers and loves.

So I was skeptical about the Switch. I have a PS4 and an Xbox One S, so why another console? (Oh, and a nice PC, too) Social Gaming. Fun. I’m partial to the PS4 for “serious” gaming, but it really hard to beat the switch. Hard to beat it for having 3 generations in the room playing Mario Kart—father-in-law, my wife & I, and our daughter all playing together. Hard to beat it for playing a serious game on the go. Playing Divinity Original Sin 2 when the kids are watching TV, or into the night before going to bed. I still love my PS4, in particular, but I’d tell you to get a switch if you like local offline multiplayer and Nintendo’s catalog. Which is great.

I’ve always gamed with Nintendo and I am never disappointed with their consoles. This holds true with the Switch! Amazing games, super convenient, and great game selection.

Decided to finally buy a switch after a long debate about what I would actually play on it. And I have to say I’ve spent far more time playing it than I thought I actually would, between the switch games them self and the virtual console for NES and SNES titles included with the online subscription. Took this on a cross country plane trip and was pleased the battery lasted the entire time I was in the air, this was by far one of my favorite purchases of 2019. Pros: Ease of use Mobility Accessibility to virtual console offline Inexpensive online membership compared to others Cons: Can become uncomfortable holding the entire unit for long play sessions

I didn't have any problem regarding the product. It was in perfect state and its already been running for over a year without any difficulties or malfunctions

My son loves playing his Nintendo Switch. Plenty of good game options with this game system

It charges fast. The hookup to the TV is really nice. My school age son isn't really one to stay on screen time for long periods of time. But when we play as a family, the game seems worth it. Overcooked is our jam. lol. In my opinion, the Switch isn't really user friendly for younger children. I think it is best suited for kids 8 or 9 and up.

Nintendo almost nailed it out of the park with their newest game system by playing video games on the go or on your big screen tv with the Switch. But as with their previous console, WiiU, they still have a little ways to go before they perfect this hybrid game machine. I love the screen size on the Switch, the enhanced battery life of the newest model, the versatility of controller options but not a fan of the directional pad/analog stick on the Joy-Cons, imperfections of Joy-Cons when snapped on the Switch (my left Joy-Con wiggles when attached), Joy-Con replacements are $80 which is ridiculous and some gamers are experiencing the notorious Joy-Con drift where the controller doesn’t register input..so I’m basically not really liking the Joy-Con controllers. Also the home screen is functional but really basic and cumbersome. Where the Switch really shines though is getting the home console gaming experience and having the option of going portable with a comparable experience. The Switch portable screen is 720p and when docked, the Switch can output 1080p on your tv. The Switch graphics are adequate and comparable to the Xbox 360/PS3 era so yeah, they’re a tad outdated. But with Nintendo, they have never been a game company pushing the limits when it comes to visuals. They rely on hardware innovations and with their latest game console, they have almost perfected their newest creation!

I had an original Nintendo from 1989 and I hadn't played it for like 20 years. When they brought it back into the light I was like I had one of those. I had been eyeballing consoles just to see what was out there and I do remember playing on the Wii when it came out cuz my niece had it, but still never bought it. PS2 and other consuls also never grabbed my attention; obviously a Nintendo baby at heart. Then I saw a commercial for this Switch and I was like I am doing it, I deserve it and I was super grabbed by the portability and just thinking about playing Mario again...lol I am so glad I waited for the switch. Gamers here I come!!

The Nintendo Switch has really been a great console for my needs. When it was originally announced I was worried that it would have the same problems as the Wii U. I was proven wrong, it has a great selection of games including third party and retro style games. The battery life on this new model is much improved and this is my go to device for travel. I have taken it to Japan and if you have a battery pack it will last for the flight. For parents, there is a large selection of child friendly games and of course there is Mario and Link. This is a great buy and you will be happy with your purchase.

It is a very practical and entertaining game for children and adults. This is the second time I have bought it. I love this type of game!