Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Switch 2 is everything you'd want out of an console upgrade. Everything runs faster and smoother. I've heard complaints about the screen and while it's disappointing that it's not OLED, it is still great for mobile playing. My only complaint is that I wish the battery lasted longer.

Great gaming system, Nintendo rectified the items people gripped about in the original switch. Bigger screen, joycons that attach magnetically, stand that takes up full size of device vs tiny stand for a corner. Great product

We got the Swicth 2 at midnight release. It is a great console, following up to the first one, and while the display is not as good as the OLED model, it makes up for in size, better joy cons and capacity. We have a blast evrytime we play it, and that's what I like about the Switch 2: Everyone can play it, you can use it handheld or docked and it's easy to use.

Sure thing, Bradley! Here’s a simpler version of the review: --- ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Amazing Upgrade! The Nintendo Switch 2 is awesome. The screen looks way better, and games run super fast and smooth. The new controllers feel great and snap on easily. Playing in 4K when docked is a big step up, and the sound is clearer too. I’ve had a blast with new games—everything looks and feels better. If you liked the first Switch, you’ll love this one even more. It’s totally worth it!

Better than the original launch model Switch in every way. From the bigger screen, better performance with older Switch 1 titles that got free or paid upgrades, bigger Joy-Con, and 256GB of storage. If you were a huge fan of the original Switch, this upgrade is a no-brainer. Also, buying the Mario Kart bundle saves you $30 instead of buying the $449 Switch 2 and $79 Mario Kart World separately. PS Donkey Kong Bananza is also a must have for Switch 2

Definate improvement from the first gen. Graphics, resolution and detail, plus many other features like the magnet controllers, mouse controllers. And mics on the controllers and actual memory on the thing! Missing features that were very needed and much appreciated. Games no longer look embarrassing on the big screen. Its a little backed in tech still bjt will jold for the next 3 years or so.

Better then the previous switch, you can actually enjoy your time playing without a TV but need a better battery though

I'm absolutely loving my new Switch 2 the graphics are stunning, and the battery life is impressive, so I can play for hours on end. The game library is fantastic, with so many amazing titles to choose from. The portability is perfect for gaming on the go, making it easy to take my favorite games wherever I go. Overall, it's an amazing console that I'm so happy to have.

Enough differences but also not enough differences compared to the first switch. Screen size is great, resolution and frame rate is nice but the lack of games and a fresh UI is disappointing. Overall good upgrade if you are still on the non OLED switch. Although I Don’t think it’s worth the price tag

The Nintendo Switch 2 is the upgrade we've all been asking for and it's finally here. The ergonomics for larger hands are significantly better than its predecessor. The color scheme is quite tame, but the build quality overall is much more refined and doesn't feel like a cheaper toy. Nintendo did it right this time around. The display leaves me wanting to play Nintendo releases in handheld as if they're optimized more for the console and not the TV, which is shocking because before I felt it was the other way around. It runs really well on our LG 4K OLED with HDR. My favorite part is the screen size and the joy cons. The joy cons just feel so much better. Buttons aren't loose, everything's firm, it feels premier. We haven't experienced any issues with the console since release and expect to run this thing into the ground for the next decade. If you are on the fence and have an original Nintendo Switch, I'd say it's a great investment. I would trade in you console and pick one of these up to continue the journey with Nintendo's NS2 specific releases. If you have an NS OLED, that would be harder for me, but I came from the OLED and it feels like a noticeable upgrade. I do not miss my OLED at all as this console feels like jumping from a Gamecube and playing an Xbox Series X. Nintendo nailed it. Mario Kart World, it's tons of fun. It's just a racing game, so it's not like it's a massive title like Super Mario Odyssey or Donkey Kong Bananza, but it's worth having in the collection since we all play Mario Kart. Loads of fun and collectibles

For me… i’m replaying some of the older games that I found really hard to play due to the OG switch’s limitations- and I’m having such a fun time playing them. The only issue I’m having is that the switch doesn’t necessarily work with my HDMI - CEC funcionality, and controllers that I’ve used in the past with my original switch. Do not turn on the console. Overall, I’m loving this new switch.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is a massive glow-up from the OG—sleeker design, a vibrant 7.9″ 1080p HDR‑120 Hz screen, and boost in performance thanks to its custom Nvidia chip that nails 4K docked and buttery handheld gameplay . Joy‑Con 2’s magnetic grip, mouse‑mode, and GameChat add mad convenience and social vibes . Battery holds up solidly all day, and with 256 GB onboard, you’re good to go. Backward‑compatibility plus launch titles like Mario Kart World seal the deal. Worth every penny!

Bigger screen and better graphics But i still have seen any new game really shine Im hoping in the future when newer titles come out We can see the switch 2 potential

Well made and i haven’t had any problems with it. The joycon magnets definitely make it feel more solid than the Switch. I can play off the dock for a couple of hours before I have to recharge it. The screen size is much easier on the eyes. I’ve only played 2 exclusive Switch 2 titles so far: Mario Kart World and DK Bananza. I can’t say that it has blown my socks off, performace wise, but I do notice better performance.

This should have been the Switch originally. Nintendo is lucky this is still what I am looking for in a portable console. It’s better in every way from the original. Game fidelity is finally acceptable. Screen quality is finally acceptable. Happy to have this console. For many who enjoyed the original Switch, this will not be as compelling of an upgrade, but for those of us who had issues with the original, this console is amazing and fixes everything wrong with the original.

Bought it to play the new Mario Kart World, as well as play Tears of the Kingdom and Breath of the Wild at a higher framerate/resolution. Plays games flawlessly and everything feels very premium. My only downsides are the screen (It ghosts a very small bit but is not a dealbreaker.) and the battery life (It doesn’t last a long time, but comparable to launch Switch 1 as well as pc handhelds like the Asus Rog Ally and the Steam Deck.)

The console came in great condition, and had over half of a battery left to set the device up quickly. It came with plenty of instructions, and each piece was individually wrapped and sectioned off inside the box. The device is light, made of a very smooth and rigid plastic and the screen is very bright once you turn off the automatic brightness settings. The Joycon 2s are very comfortable now that they are taller and wider than the first Joycons on the original Switch models. The HD Rumble 2 is on par with the Taptic Engine features on an iPhone but aren’t quite as strong as the phone motors, but it’s definitely a finer and more clicky type of rumble which is nice. The battery life is my only gripe, with about 2.5 hours of feasible gameplay if I manage the brightness in Mario Kart World and play with some headphones. Get a case or a screen protector because the screens scratch very easily unfortunately.

This is as good as it gets, or at least so far! The graphics and screen refresh are unparalleled, and the handheld screen is huge! I will say that the back door where the chords connect to the dock are a bit clunky, but it’s a minor issue at best.

The system is an upgrade in every way, even with the screen not being OLED. The battery life from what I’ve seen so far has improved. The screen has improved like I said, even with it not being oled. It’s a big difference having this much screen and then when it’s stopped, I was playing Zelda in 4K over the weekend and my God. Even the joy cons I haven’t charged yet so the battery on them has been working very well too. If You can get your hands on and you like Nintendo this is a must buy.

Was looking forward to this for a long time, and it did not disappoint. it’s a much better version of the 1st Nintendo Switch, with better performance, build quality, screen, and much more. Plus, Mariokart World is a ton of fun and it’s packed with many things to do. 10/10