Customer Ratings & Reviews

Scree is big and controllers better fit adult hands. Great clarity docked or handheld. The online aubscription gets acces to some older games from older nintendo products. Games are currently pricy but you can find some decent ones in the $40-$50 price range.

Has a larger screen than the original and the display is very improved. Battery life is as described and is very durable. Would suggest getting the bundle as it is cheaper than purchasing the game separately.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is a fantastic evolution of the original hybrid console. It keeps the versatility we loved seamlessly switching between handheld and docked modes but with noticeable upgrades. The improved graphics, faster load times, and longer battery life make gaming smoother and more immersive than ever. Joy-Con improvements fix many of the issues fans had with drift, and the enhanced screen quality makes handheld mode truly shine. Whether you’re revisiting classic titles or diving into new releases, the Switch 2 feels like the console the original always wanted to be.

I became a switch person during the pandemic, playing Animal Crossing for 200+ hours. The new switch 2 has great graphics & a larger screen. It plays all of the original games & updates are less than $10 for games you love to be a little more crisp.

This console is a great value at its current price. The graphics are impressive for something you can play on the go, and it just has a lot of flexibility. You can play on your TV traditionally, play it anywhere in handheld mode, and it’s even sort of a Wii with the motion controls some games use. Been having tons of fun since I bought this.

Beautiful new design!! The controllers are meatier, and the screen on the handheld device is crisp, clear, and larger. Transferring data was seemless and Mario Kart is so much more fun with multiple options, creative designs, and character choices.

Nintendo has done it again, combining the release of its next-generation console, the Nintendo Switch 2, with a killer app to match: Mario Kart World. This bundle is the ultimate introduction to Nintendo’s powerful new system, packing everything you need to dive into an exhilarating and renewed gaming experience. With hardware upgrades, enhanced visuals, and the multiplayer madness of Mario Kart, this bundle sets the gold standard for the next era of gaming. The Nintendo Switch 2 Hardware The Nintendo Switch 2 lives up to its promises and then some. With improved performance thanks to a custom Nvidia chipset, the console offers 4K resolution in docked mode and an OLED screen for handheld play. The visuals are crisp, vibrant, and smooth with frame rates up to 60 FPS — a huge leap from its predecessor. Load times have also been drastically reduced, and players will immediately notice the seamless transition when docking and undocking the console from its TV mode. A much-requested feature — improved Joy-Con design — has been implemented, featuring more ergonomic grips and drift-free analog sticks that feel durable and precise. Battery life also sees a notable improvement, allowing for longer gaming sessions in handheld mode, and the console’s rear kickstand has been redesigned to offer a wider, more stable base. Overall, the Switch 2 hardware exudes quality, making it clear that Nintendo has taken years of player feedback to heart. Mario Kart World: Racing Perfection The standout of this bundle is undoubtedly Mario Kart World, the latest entry in the legendary racing franchise. Expanding on the formula of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, this game offers an incredible graphical overhaul with hyper-realistic tracks, dynamic weather systems, and even more detailed character animations. The courses are varied and exciting, with some of the series’ greatest tracks reimagined alongside new global-themed racetracks inspired by cities like Tokyo, Paris, New York, and Sydney. Mario Kart World truly shines with its revamped multiplayer mode. The game features a new online World Tour mode, where players can compete in global tournaments and weekly challenges for rewards and bragging rights. The addition of customizable vehicles and characters allows even greater personalization, while new power-ups and items keep every race feeling fresh and unpredictable. For the more serious crowd, Nintendo has included an intriguing skill-based Ranked Mode for competitive online play. For those who prefer local multiplayer, the Switch 2’s updated hardware doesn’t disappoint. The hardware’s enhanced Bluetooth capabilities ensure a seamless connection for up to eight players locally, and the OLED screen provides improved shared-screen experiences when playing in tabletop mode. The Bundle Value What sets this package apart is the extra value it offers. The Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Bundle includes the console itself, upgraded Joy-Cons, and a physical or digital copy of Mario Kart World, all for a slight discount compared to purchasing everything separately. To sweeten the deal, Nintendo has also added some bonus perks, including exclusive in-game content: a stylish new kart, a one-month free trial of Nintendo Switch Online+, and custom Joy-Con grips featuring a Mario and Yoshi design for the ultimate themed experience. What’s Not So Perfect As with any new console bundle, the price is likely to be a bit steep, especially for players upgrading from the existing Switch. While Mario Kart World is a phenomenal showcase for the system, it’s still an iteration on an already polished formula, and some fans might be craving a greater leap in innovation. Additionally, supply constraints could make this bundle tricky to get your hands on during its initial launch. Conclusion The Nintendo Switch 2 + Mario Kart World Bundle is a standout starting point for gamers diving into Nintendo’s latest generation of gaming. Packed with hardware improvements, enhanced portability, and the endlessly fun racing experience of Mario Kart World, it’s a bundle that delivers both value and excitement. Existing Switch users may hesitate to upgrade, but the improved visuals, faster performance, and new features make this bundle a strong contender for gamers ready to step into Nintendo’s next chapter.

To start off, the quality upgrade going from the lite to this is incredible. I am comfortable with the handheld option, and love how easy it is to attach and detach the joy-cons. The size of the screen is perfect to my liking, and so is the storage that it comes with.

One of the best systems I have ever bought. It is a super charged switch essentially. The storage is a little in the low side- Recommend picking up an SD card.

Upgrading and improving the previous generation of the Switch family, the Nintendo Switch 2 delivers better performance (most games now run at a steady 60FPS) and a higher resolution. The console’s handheld screen has grown a bit and the Joycons have also been redesigned. The dock also got a new design which keeps the console cool under load. Some new features such as chat and video chat have been added as well. The Switch 2 takes the best of the Switch 1 and makes it better.

This is an excellent upgrade from the Switch 1. Mario Kart World is well worth it as an included game. The Switch 2 upgrades of games such as both Zelda games play much better and look sharper with the upgraded hardware. The only knock I have is 256 GB is too small of storage, if Nintendo is going to take the approach of wanting to go all digital with their games. If the expectations are to buy additional storage, then they should've opted for Mico SD instead of the new standard Micro SD Express, that's way more expensive for less storage.

Device was in proper working order. Received it undamaged. Got a good sale on the switch, which included the Mario kart game for the base price of the switch. Is much larger than I was expecting it to be, but not a bad thing. Currently still working fine after two weeks.

I’ve been using the Nintendo Switch 2 for a bit now, and honestly, it feels like a really solid upgrade without losing what made the original so fun. The first thing I noticed is how much better everything looks. Games are sharper, colors pop more, and performance feels smoother overall. Load times are quicker too, which is something I didn’t realize I cared about until it improved. It just makes the whole experience feel more modern. The hybrid design is still the star of the show. Being able to switch from handheld to TV mode in seconds is just as convenient as ever, but it feels more refined now. The handheld mode is more comfortable, and the screen upgrade makes a big difference, especially for longer play sessions. Battery life seems improved, which is a huge plus if you’re playing on the go. I’ve been able to get through longer sessions without constantly worrying about charging. The controllers also feel a bit sturdier, and connection issues (like random disconnects) seem less common. Game-wise, it really depends on what you’re playing, but newer titles definitely take advantage of the upgraded hardware. Everything just runs more consistently, and some games that struggled before now feel much smoother.

The upgrade from the Switch 1 to the Switch 2 is quite noticeable. The screen, the looks the size all feel and looks good. Im addicted to the Switch. The only thing I would say needs to improve is battery life. Outside of that its the perfectl system.

I have been loving this console. Handheld and dock modes are both greatly improved with better graphics and smoother performance. One downside is the battery life is not great when playing in handheld mode. Don’t expect to play longer than 2-3 hours on a full charge. Nintendo played it safe with this next gen console but that is not a bad thing. They have consistently put out great games and the improved third party support is refreshing. Can’t wait to see what the next few years has in store for this new gen console!

it’s not the most powerful out of all the gaming consoles but definitely one of the most portable ones. You’re able to remove the joy cons and store them separately from the display and that allows you to put it in different bags store differently when you need to take it on the go. My only hiccup is the battery for that I did buy a portable battery pack and that gives me at least 2 to 3 gaming sessions if I’m not close to a outlet but apart from that a big step up from the original switch. Can’t wait to see what Nintendo has to offer in regards to your first party exclusive.

This is a HUGE upgrade from the original Switch! The game performance is smoother, the screen is bigger, and the overall quality is on another level. Playing on the Switch 2 is way more fun. Best purchase I’ve made. No regrets at all!

This console is amazing. I don't really use it portably, but when I do it's comfortable in my opinion. Got the bundle because it's cheaper than buying the console and the game I was gonna buy anyway separately, and now I have less of an excuse to trade it in later on. All of my digital purchases have transferred to my new console. Some switch 1 games indeed run better without an update, so get to collecting. Holding the console in my hand with the joycon attached feels like I'm holding a miniature theater screen in my hand, it's pretty insane. Can't wait for the OLED version.

Improves on the Switch 1's major flaws. Bigger, more comfortable to hold, brighter screen (though still not an OLED by default). Magnetic Joy-Cons reduce risk of hardware failure and are more comfortable to use. Performance is consistently strong, but battery life leaves something to be desired.

The Switch 2 is a solid upgrade in terms of hardware — it runs smoother, looks sharper, and keeps that signature hybrid design that made the original such a hit. If you’ve got a huge backlog of Switch games, this is definitely the best way to play them. Games load faster, frame drops are less of a problem, and older titles feel fresh with the performance boost. But when it comes to new games? That’s where things start to feel a little underwhelming. The launch lineup isn’t very exciting, and first-party releases are pretty thin at the moment. It feels like Nintendo is still holding back their heavy hitters, and third-party support hasn’t taken full advantage of the upgraded specs just yet. The Bottom Line: If you’ve missed out on the original Switch library or want to replay classics with better performance, the Switch 2 is a great pick. But if you’re hoping for a flood of new, next-gen Nintendo experiences right now, you might want to hold off a bit.