Customer Ratings & Reviews

Its an amazong console and Ive been enjoying it a lot. Wish the battery life when undocked would last longer though

TheSwitch 2 is a huge upgrade from the other switches. Best purchase ive made th8s year.

Pretty good can’t complain. Battery life is a little iffy

Amazing product and great deal. O recommend this purchase

Just bought this and its been working good and no issue.

I love it, its so much better then the original switch.

Good gaming console my son loves it good quality No lag

A better version of the Switch. If you enjoyed the original Switch upgrading to this is a no-brainer. The eShop actually works with no lag.

This display on the new switch is amazing, the size of the screen amazing, graphics amazing we love it

Good product, my child love it he got it for his birthday

My daughter was extremely excited to receive this for Christmas. She had the original switch so this is a wonderful upgrade. She easily transferred her games and data to the new unit, as the are compatible.

Not a marked improvement over the first Nintendo Switch, but it is faster and has a few upgrades that make it more robust.

We got it to gift the birthday gal. She loved it and is playing her ACNH.

The switch 2 is here and it brings 4k 120fps.!!! With Mario. kart, Donkey Kong and next geb upgrade patches. What else could you ask for on the go!

Hugeee upgrade from my switch lite I’ve been loving it

Love the improvements and just an overall fun device!!

Good family system. Great fun! Nintendo switch2 titles

Lots of fun! Nintendo still has it. Was able to get it setup in about an hour with a fast internet connection (1G down)!

Best Switch ever released obviously - picked it up at midnight opening which was super fun. Have been playing MK on it every day essentially.

It’s fun to play like the original switch, but value for money and exclusive content so far is a bit lacking. I got it on launch day and the ability to play first generation switch games in enhanced modes is nice, I suppose, but you’d think that if a company had like, eight years to work on a product and already made as much money as they did with the first generation they might reward their loyal customers by giving them an exceptional product instead of just a incremental upgrade. One first party launch game that retails for $80, and a few enhanced versions of games that have been out for quite a long time being sold at a premium price is not exactly what I would consider a solid launch. Donkey Kong looks pretty cool I guess. The price is on everything and the accessories is especially ridiculous in comparison to what you can get from their competitors for better technology in every category. Moving forward, the positive is that because it’s selling so well and is in the same product family as it’s predecessor, it’s likely to have a lot of support in the future. I just hope that enough companies release full on cartridge copies of games. I will never purchase a game key card, ever. The only reason I accumulated games on the switch one is because I like to get physical copies. I never bought a single digital copy of a game for Switch, and I don’t intend to do it on switch 2. Also $30 and $40 Amiibo‘s are absurd. Please consumers show a little bit of restraint and refuse to purchase a product if the price is ridiculous. Nintendo is trying to charge for literally every possible thing that can charge for at a Premium, without delivering premium products. As consumers we have to set boundaries or it’s only going to get worse. If $40 Amiibo‘s and game key cards don’t sell Nintendo will adopt new practices, and lower its prices. Mario Kart Worlds is a good game. Solid, but that’s not enough. So far, everything is a bit lackluster, the console itself could’ve been a little better (OLED screen, better battery life, higher end controller included, etc.) I just hope that over the next few years as everything unfolds it gets better. It’s disappointing that Nintendo decided to jack. The price is up even higher on its loyal customers who have supported them for so many years by paying extra for decades, buying the same game remasters/ re-releases over and over, and usually buying a couple versions of the same system. This could be a bad move by Nintendo long-term as companies like Microsoft and Sony are just around the corner from releasing new product lines that could directly compete with the handheld sector Nintendo is dominating right now. We will have to see how everything plays out. I don’t think it could hurt Nintendo to consider releasing a non-handheld traditional console version of Switch 2 at a lower price either. But knowing Nintendo, I feel like everything they do will somehow end up costing more money at this point.