Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great upgrade! Bigger screen, bigger joycons, and just an overall easier and more pleasant experience. Easily transition to play on TV and it's great.

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.

The switch 2 is absolutely amazing. I was very apprehensive about purchasing a switch 2 until I played a couple different games on my daughters. I went directly to BB and purchased one. Now we all (the entire family 8 of us) all have game night and it is hilarious. They live in various parts of the U.S. and we all go online and have a great time. Rather than sitting in front of the TV watching mind numbing shows we have all seen 100 times before, get a switch 2 and enhance your mind and quicken your mental response. Trust me I am 68 and I still kick my young familys butt in some games....

A very impressive upgrade! The screen size and quality is so nice. Personally, I like the heft of the console in handheld mode. It is a little heavy but I find it easier to hold onto, and it feels less breakable. It charges quick, responds appropriately, and is the latest and greatest.

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.

This is an excellent bundle to get your if you're thinking about getting a Switch 2. Mario Kart World was one of the flagship titles for the console, so getting it bundled at a slightly lower price was a great deal. The console itself is excellent with new features and a general performance/graphical upgrade from the Nintendo Switch. My only issue so far is that if you already own other Switches, it's a headache to set up the virtual game card syncing the first time. Once I got it set up, I haven't had issues. It felt like a lot of work to play the digital copy of Mario Kart World only on the Switch 2.

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!

The Switch 2 is a great device. They is a huge increase in quality over the previous generation. I transferred all my data from my old switch quickly and Mario Kart World is definitely a good step up over the old game. Definitely runs Nintendo games well but if you want to play modern console games that have been adapted for the switch you may be disappointed as you miss out on some animation details. Make sure you get a screen protector!

Honest review of the Nintendo Switch 2. I purchase this for my kid for christmas. Overall, they are happy with the device. One thing I dont like is the games that you have to purchase aside from this. Keep in mind, the games are 80.00 dollars if they are new games. That's a crazy amount for games. Nintendo needs to lower the prices. Also, this device cost wayyyyyy more than a PS5. The Mario Cart game is included and very fun. I like that you can also unmount the tablet to take it on the go. Do yourself a favor and BUY A SCREEN PROTECTOR AND A HARD CASE. One thing that could suck is if you drop this tablet, it can and will break the screen.

The Switch 2 has a ton of thought put into it, making it feel like a proper gaming device instead of a toy like the original Switch. The Switch 2 can finally play modern games, making it a viable standalone console instead of supplementary to the other consoles.

As the successor to the switch, the product does all the things that the switch did but better. The graphics are smoother, the colors are brighter, and the screen being larger makes the handheld experience even better. There are some things that could be improved, like battery performance and game selection, but as physical performance goes the console is great at what it does.

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.

Great for gaming on the go. Screen looks so much better than the first switch. Really fun to play

System works great thr graphics are great bigger screen so takes a little to get used to if youve had the older sets price is good

I traded in my OLED Switch and upgraded to the Switch 2. It was definitely worth it! I love the larger screen and the magnetic joy-con. The battery life could be better, but overall, worth the upgrade

Awesome!!! My son loves it! 1 of the best things I could’ve gotten him for Christmas. Although I had to take it back within 2/3 weeks after purchasing because it malfunctioned. They took it back and replaced it with a brand new one. An even swap. Warranty and all transferred over. I will rate this as a 5 star 10 out of 10 rating. Nice size screen. Great graphics. Just wonderful. Love how the games are versatile as far as using the regular switch 1 games for switch 2. Looooove it!!!

Husband loves it, the kids also beg to play with it. The screen is a lot bigger than the old switch and the actual controllers are designed better in my opinion.

I like the JoyCon 2, for their improved button size, good feeling sticks and matte finish. I also like the large, vibrant screen. Mario Kart world has been great with my siblings, the Zeldas get a nice upgrade, and there will be plenty more awsome games to come over the next decade that just weren’t possible on the original. The only dissapointment I have is that the battery life isn’t quite as good as the Switch OLED, but that is a tradeoff of powerful, portable, good value hardware.

The screen looks great. It runs much smoother than the original switch and I love the way the controller magnetize to the screen.

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.