Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great game console with a lot of memory for games.

Love this console. Display is clear and beautiful.

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Slow console. Shouldnt be more than 199.99 for the performance and lack of customization.

Destroys childhood, one child at a time. It is a WASTE of time.

I will give 2 stars because the console came with issues. I have returns a couple because of the same issue, the issue is call green tint and it makes yiur screen ñooks green in areas that are not supposed to be green.

Very disappointed in my purchase, was misled into purchasing something I didn’t want for higher price. Then was told I can’t return

It’s definitely in a league of it’s own due to it’s versatility, however the battery life of the handheld is abysmal. Almost less than 3 total hours of usage on battery life.

The Nintendo Switch OLED is a great option for anyone looking for a portable gaming console. The OLED screen provides an exceptional viewing experience, with deep blacks and vibrant colors that make games look more immersive. The console's hybrid design allows for both portable and home play, and the Joy-Con controllers are easy to use and comfortable to hold. The battery life is also quite good, allowing for hours of play on a single charge. The switch has a wide range of games available, both classic and new, that cater to all ages and preferences, making it a great option for both solo and multiplayer gaming. Overall, the Nintendo Switch OLED is a great investment for anyone looking for a high-quality portable gaming experience.

The system seems to be built very poorly. As soon as I started playing I noticed the left joystick to be wobbly. This might seem minor to others but if you pay >$350 you expect a flawless experience. I’m disappointed in Nintendo for the quality of the product

Overpriced. Too big for my hands. hands cramp from size. Screen is ok for an oled but I wouldn't pay extra for it. Should have came that way to begin with. OLED technology isn't that new. easy pass.

Not that useful and not upto the mark, hanging a bit and all the games they are providing are very expensive, returned it soon.

Nintendo switch feels like the poor quality console you’d get to hold you over until you get a good console

I am disappointed that my newly purchased switch has a screen imperfection. A large divot or dust under the glass is present right smack in the middle of the screen.

I don't know if it is bad build quality, a used unit sold as new, or something else, but after only using it a couple of times, the screen has developed what appears to be very obvious looking air bubbles behind the glass that is very distracting. I couldn't seem to cure it so back to Best Buy it goes. Maybe I'll try again once it becomes standard stock at retailers.

The port within the stand broke almost two weeks in. And I don’t even take it out that much. I connect it straight to the tv. Not happy about that.

Great item. Love the design. We have a regular Nitendo switch and decided to get the Oled model. It’s smart and my kids love to play together.

Trash. keeps freezing. game quality and selection is also trash

Great picture.. but not even a month and the left trigger does not work.

Incredibly poor design of remote allows 6-year old child to improperly connect remote to Joy-Con grip, making it impossible to remove the grip — even after reviewing and trying all available help procedures. Have us wondering whether design flaw is purposeful to get folks to buy replacement? I would expect a company with the engineering know-how of Nintendo to be able to develop a smarter design.