Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great hand held. Nice size screen. Great quality. Love it.

New Screen, Console, Joycons are much better. Battery life isn't as good but it still last decent time. The games are backwards compatible so you dont loose any of your older games. Whats not to like?

★★★★★ The Nintendo Switch 2 is a huge step forward. The graphics are noticeably sharper and more detailed, and games look smoother and more vibrant than ever. Colors really pop, environments feel more alive, and everything just runs better overall. Whether you’re playing docked or handheld, the visual upgrade is immediately noticeable and makes familiar games feel brand new. Nintendo really delivered with this one—if you care about better visuals and a more immersive gaming experience, this system is absolutely worth it.

The Switch 2 is a very easy to use gaming device. It has excellent 4k graphics and works well as both a handheld as well as console device.

I love this new switch. Now this is coming from someone who doesn’t really game. I prefer Mario games and easy pace games really but I think the switch 2 is amazing. I love the way it looks and the games look amazing too, in my opinion.

A well thought out and designed handheld! Many improvements over the OG Switch. Much faster load times and frame rates as well. Battery life is exceptional and charges fast with the new 100W Charger.

It's so great! so much fun! Easy to set up, easy to store, if you're thinking of getting it - do it!

The new nintendo switch 2 provides a bigger screen and controllers with more immersive gameplay, at the expense of handheld batter life (about 1 hour). Well worth it for both docked and handheld, understanding that external batteries are common.

An excellent console, now bring on the games!! Many improvements over the original in every way imaginable. Feels more premium, has a better screen, the buttons are bigger, decent battery life, magnetic joy cons are amazing. I can’t wait to see what comes out for this thing in the future.

Double thumbs up! Playing games with the kids and exploring tactics and strategy has been a wonderful addition to family time. Since I believe that screentime is not all bad, the coordination, and active learning and challenges that comes from video games is useful to kids and has been useful to me from when I played (a lot) decades ago. Balance with non-screen stuff (sports, hiking) is of course crucial, but this adds a lot of fun to the mix of being family - with restrictions!

When the Switch first got released, I got lucky and found a Best Buy that had some in stock the morning after the midnight release. The console had the typical 1st gen issues (overheating and drifting). When the Switch 2 was announced my boys both saved up to buy it. One bought it at Best Buy and the other at another retailer. The one who bought it from the other retailer received it on release day. The one who bought from Best Buy did not. In fact, the console from Best Buy was shipped from NY to Florida on release day. It was expected to arrive two days later, but a problem from the freight company made it another day late. The purchase from Best Buy was the bundle with Mario Kart. Both boys say the performance of the console is much better than the original Switch. That performance improvement is whether used as a handheld or connected to the TV. The expense of the express SD card has held up those purchases, but the on-board memory has been sufficient so far. They are both still waiting to get cases and other accessories which will probably be when they finally take a break from playing.

The Nintendo Switch OLED is everything I hoped for and more! The upgraded OLED screen is absolutely stunning, the colors are brighter, the blacks are deeper, and every game feels more alive. Playing titles like Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom or Mario Kart looks breathtaking compared to the original model. The enhanced audio is another pleasant surprise. Whether docked or in handheld mode, the sound is clearer and more immersive, making long gaming sessions even better. The wider kickstand is a game-changer too, it feels sturdy and makes tabletop gaming with family so much easier. Battery life is solid, setup is seamless, and the portability makes it perfect for both at-home play and gaming on the go. It truly feels like Nintendo perfected an already amazing console. If you’ve been waiting to upgrade, this is the version you want. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This is AMAZING puece of tech for you and the whole family. It may not be an OLED but I've honestly not seen a major difference in display. The graphics and smoother gameplay is next level. Especially when playing it on the television. The only reason I gave it a 4 star is because the battery isn't the best. You have to carry a charger or be at home if you plan to play it for over 3hrs. Other than that I'd recommend this to anyone.

Such an amazing upgrade from the original switch. The screen is bigger and overall better

The switch 2 has amazing graphics and is a greater improvement from the original. The handheld play the battery life feels shorter and that is the only thing I've noticed that is a bother.

Switch 2 is a major upgrade from the original switch. Noticeable game performance for most of the games I play. While it has a high price tag, it’s worth it for how much I play on my nintendo consoles, so take that into consideration. The new Mario kart added value was nice as well in the bundle.

So much better than my oled! Bigger screen and better graphics which makes the games even cooler

I love everything about the Switch 2: 1) The bigger & faster screen, 2) The more comfortable joy-cons, 3) The faster frame-rates and higher resolution in games. I think that is price difference is definitely warranted (when comparing it to the Steamdeck, ROG Ally, etc.)

This definitely felt like an upgrade. Initially, I was a bit hesitant about buying it, but I’m glad I did. The larger display is really nice, and it runs incredibly smoothly. My only complaint is that I wish they made Joy-Cons that were a bit thicker. The larger design makes it uncomfortable to hold the console for extended periods, especially for someone with large hands.

Nintendo did a great job of improving on an already great console while not overthinking it and changing the things that worked. The new joy cons feel even more premium, the magnetic attachment is addicting, and the larger size makes them feel much better if using a singly joy con for gaming (i.e. local play on Mario Kart with friends). Screen is larger and comes with a built in screen protector which balances not being too bulky when in handheld mode while not feeling to small. Kick stand is also a HUGE upgrade. Also, a lot of the negatives have more to do with the launch lineup (which isn't an issue with the console itself but Nintendo release time frame or decision making) and because people think naming it Switch 2 is the equivalent to the Wii U debacle. For some reason people seem to forget that other companies create a product and just use a numbering system for their next iteration (PS1, PS2, PS3, iPhone X, iPhone XI, iPhone XII, Galaxy, tablets, etc). Easily the best handheld gaming experience, the steam deck is unwieldy compared.