Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nintendo did it again. Switch 2 is a great console and a nice evolution of the previous one. Great to play by yourself, online or with a group of friends. It keeps the nostalgia but with better gameplay and graphics.

Bought the original Switch during the pandemic and finally updated. Notable improvement in graphics, same great gameplay.

This bundle delivers incredible value and entertainment right out of the box. The Nintendo Switch 2 runs smoothly with impressive visuals and fast load times, making both handheld and docked play equally enjoyable. Including Mario Kart World is a huge bonus—it’s an engaging, family-friendly game that’s easy to jump into but challenging enough to stay exciting. Setup was straightforward, and everything worked flawlessly. This is an excellent choice for families, casual gamers, or anyone looking to upgrade their gaming experience.

Larger screen and faster than my original Switch. Paired it with Satisfy hand grip and carrying case. Nice to update Zelda BOTW and TOK for only $10 each on the Nintendo Website to be able to use the Companion App. Happy Days !

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.

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.

Im a light gamer who plays short games often. But i enjoy playing single player games including Zelda (botw & totk) when i have time for myself. The switch 2 is a great option to upgrade from switch lite which i used to play for a while (since 2019) i give it some time till the new games come out, and its best console for playing backwards compatible games. Other than the pricetag, i have no complaints on switch 2. I play cyberpunk on handheld and i love the mouse control option. I would recommend to someone who never owned a switch and plan to get a handheld that can play classic nintendo games (nintendo online sold separately)

My children wanted it so much, so I bought it as a Christmas present. The large screen, comfortable joystick, and beautiful design are outstanding. The Mario Kart bundle pack made it the perfect Christmas gift.

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.

Nintendo Switch but bigger and more powerful. Battery life with the new Switch 2 only games isn’t great. You get about 2 hours of play time, but that’s enough for a solid gaming session before you have to charge it again. The console feels premium and looks great. It’s the switch, but better!

Disregard anyone telling you the Switch 2 isn't worth it. I think it is. It improves from the Switch 1 very well. Everything looks great on it and everything is faster on it. The joycons and the system itself are bigger. That is a plus to me.

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 was a christmas present for my son and his eyes lit up on christmas morning. I worked an overtime shift as a nurse to afford it, however it was totally worth it. The graphics and screen are great!

So much better than the switch 1 in every conceivable way, the e shop isn’t laggy anymore, games feel more responsive, screen and controllers are bigger, a great evolution to the switch. Only downside is the 256gb storage capacity, while a big step up from switch 1 it’s still not enough, games are getting bigger and with the switch 2 being able to handle more powerful games, the games are gonn quickly eat that storage forcing you to get a micro sd card.

Honestly a great product. I love being able to play games like Madden on the switch 2! Games load and play a lot better at least for me. But playing it while it's on the dock it tends to get pretty warm.

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!

Great packaging as always. Awesome updated sleek and slim design. Screen size increased which is great for us blind folks! Great gift for the kids or in my case my girlfriend who’s a kid at heart. 10/10 recommend

It's a great device. Little heavier than the previous model. I've noticed my wrists hurt after a shorter period of time. Otherwise love the display. Mario world tour is an awesome game.

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.

I had been putting off getting this because I did not like how the battery life is. However, that is a small part and every thing else about the system is great.