Customer Ratings & Reviews

This switch is definitely bigger then the others . It has a great display , and it’s working great so far. Games seem like they won’t take the long to download which is great for me .

This is my first Switch and I love it. Easy to use, smooth performance, and I really like being able to play handheld or on the TV. Games look great and load fast. Very happy with my purchase!

Magnificent video game console. It already comes with the first game. It is also bigger than the previous version. I highly recommend it for you to buy it.

Amazing purchase. Haven’t played it much but so far it’s a huge improvement over the switch 1 and Oled. Very fast controls are nice, and looks amazing on screen !

Great system! Love the big screen and looks far btter than my ally x. Only thing I am not a fan of if you dont have a grip case, it is a little awkard to hold and hands get tired.

★★★★★ (5/5) The Nintendo Switch 2 is a fantastic upgrade. Games run smoother, load faster, and look noticeably better both handheld and docked. The improved display and stronger performance really make a difference. Battery life feels better than my original Switch, and the new Joy-Cons are more comfortable and responsive. Setup and data transfer were quick and easy, too. If you’re upgrading or buying your first Switch, this one is absolutely worth it. Highly recommend!

The Nintendo Switch 2 has amazing build quality (minus the protective film causing me very light scratches :c) especially when compared to the original Nintendo Switch. This gives me the same premium feeling I had when I first got my PS Vita near launch. Revisiting older titles like Batman Arkham Knight has really impressed me as well considering the game ran horribly on Switch 1. On Switch 2 it runs perfectly at a capped 30 FPS but still looks less than stellar because y'know still a Switch 1 port of a PS4 game lol. Mario Kart World is amazing and the perfect switch up from the standard Mario Kart release It might be my favorite in the entire franchise honestly. All in a;; the Switch 2 is definitely a worthy upgrade from the original Nintendo Switch system and I just bought a screen protector that will hopefully cover up those micro scratches.

Such an upgrade compared to my switch oled. Loading times, graphics, bigger screen and controls and l so much more. Play switch 1 games so much better. If you are on the fence just do it you won't regret it. Now that the switch oled has a price increase just pay the extra for the switch 2. Or if you have an oled just sell it and covee some of the cost of the switch 2.

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

X-mas gift for my son. He loved it! The graphics and the size are so much nicer than the original lots of upgrades and easy to transfer information from the original version to the new version.

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.

It's good, better graphics, bigger screen. Only downside is slightly less battery life

The Switch 2 is a big step up from the original. I'm coming from the OLED as well, and the Switch 2's screen definitely holds up. I'm playing Assassin's Creed Shadows and Dark Souls on the go, plus Nintendo's countless classics. The cost of first party games sting, and the current lack of Switch 2 exclusives stings just as much. But hopefully time will fix the latter as new games come out. The Mario Kart World bundle is a no-brainer.

Bought this a few months ago with MKW bundle, DKB and Sonic Gen. Been a long time getting a handheld since the PSP days. Very slick-looking and well-made hardware and generally pretty intuitive. A bit bulky and heavy but pleasant to touch and hold. So far enjoying the games when playing during lunch times at work. Biggest minus is the battery life as you can't play too long without having to recharge again. As well as having to pay to play online, albeit no different from other console systems.

Amazing console! Once I had it in my hands I could tell that it is way more than just a "Nintendo Switch Pro". It is fast, versatile, it has a beautiful screen that has nothing to envy an OLED. This is in another label and in my opinion it is worth the price. The battery life is the only downside in my opinion, but it won't stop me from giving this thing a 5 star review!

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....

The Switch 2 is the best Nintendo console, yet. It is 10 times more comfortable than the original switch. It also has more space to download games. The nintendo switch games finaly run smoothly, so i was finally able to play games like pokemon Violet without lag. But its lack of themes draws it back. The 3ds had about 10 different colors to choose from. So if in a future update we get more themes, it will make the home menu more enjoyable. My only other complaint is its battery is bad, but when it gets down to one percent, I can play for another hour before it dies, so hopefully, in a future update, nintendo fixes that. But 4.5 stars best video game console of all yet, and if nintendo fixes the few problems, it will be 5 stars

I bought the Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart bundle for my 13-year-old son, and it’s been a great purchase so far. He was super excited the moment we opened it, and Mario Kart kept him hooked for the first couple of weeks. Like most kids, he eventually moved on to another game (Donkey Kong), but he still comes back to Mario Kart here and there. What we’ve enjoyed the most is playing it at home on the TV. Being able to do two players at the same time makes it way more fun, and it’s honestly turned into a nice little family thing. He’s having a blast, and we’ve been enjoying playing with him too.

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.

I'm very pleased with my purchase of the Switch 2 Mario Kart World bundle. The system is as intuitive as the first and the upgrades take it up a notch. I'm upgrading from the original Switch, and the improved display shines. Its 1080p, 120hz display is much improved over the original console's 720p, 60hz screen. Video is buttery smooth and the colors really pop at 98% DCI-P3. It feels heftier than the original and rightly so with its increased processing and graphics power. Getting Mario Kart with the console for $30 less than getting it separately was great, too. I'm disappointed in the quality of the Joycon straps that come with this one (empty rubber shell vs. the solid plastic of the original) but that's hardly a deal breaker. I highly recommend the Switch 2. It's great for 1 person or the whole family