Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love the nintendo switch. Only complaint may be the joycons seem a little cheap. Going from handheld to the tv is a great option

The switch console is one of the best and most innovative of this generation and now with upgraded battery life and a better screen, it's even better!

Love the portability and functionality. Haven’t had any issues. Everyone wants to come over now for some fun social-distancing gaming.

was able to get it about a month ago when the site had a huge restock because I was checking the site constantly :) really happy with it

My daughter loves her switch. We had been looking for one since March and you guys had it and she loves it with animal crossing

The Switch is honestly pretty amazing. The main reason why I love the system is because of its ability to both serve as a home console as well as a portable gaming device.

Has kept the kids, myself and my wife, occupied for hundreds of hours already. Great selection of games for all ages & excellent hardware.

My daughter loves the game system and plays every chance she gets.

I really love the customer service that I received at this location and the switch is wonderful

Bought this as a surprise for my 5yr old and he loves it. Checked randomly one day and they had it in stock! Best gift ever he says!

Good good good great for games and so much more !!

This console is great for everyone! Kids play Mario Kart and Smash bro’s and then mom and dads gets an exercise with Just Dance 2020!

This product is a great piece of entertainment equipment for my kids. They love all the games available on it and can maneuver it with ease!

The Switch is a kind of hybrid between a handheld system like the Game Boy or 3DS, and a home console like the Wii. It has a 6.5 inch screen, and is good for hours of gaming on the go. But when you get home, you can drop the device into a dock, slip off the controllers from the side of the console, and play the very same game on your TV. Suddenly, it’s a home console. I’m pretty pleased with Nintendo’s execution of the concept. It feels like less of a toy than some of their other game systems. It’s heavy and solid, but not so heavy that my arms get tired while I play. The system is capable of graphics better than the Wii U, but not up to par with the Xbox One or PlayStation 4. That’s fine for me, and makes sense for a portable system. The controllers are a little small, but feel comfortable and are very responsive. The biggest problem with the Switch right now is the small game library. There are only a few games out for the system right now, and only one - the new Legend of Zelda game - felt like it was worth buying for full price. 1-2-Switch is a fun collection of minigames, but should have been cheap or free and bundled with the system rather than a full-price title. There are new Super Mario, Mariokart, and Splatoon games coming soon, but currently the lineup is a little thin. This very well could be the end of Nintendo having separate product lines for portable and home gaming because, essentially, the Switch does both. It does neither perfectly, but it does both well enough that I don’t know if it will make sense for Nintendo to continue marketing the 3DS.

Took a while to be in stock but got it and has been a fun console since. Best Buy staff was helpful in finally getting it too!

Super fun! Love this console! Fun for the family!!!!!!

Happy with the purchase. My son enjoys the ability to go from a hand held game system to being able to stream it on the television.

Wasn’t sure how I was going to like the switch compared to my PS4 Pro. Love it for it’s portablity and how you can play with people

This is an amazing product. It took a while to get d/t stock shortages, but overall I am incredibly happy I waited and was able to get it!

The Nintendo Switch is unlike any console on the market. It's really one of those things you need to try for yourself to understand the feeling. But something about it just makes you happy. The portability of it is awesome. As a college student, nothing is better than playing it in my dorm and then taking it on the go when I go to class. Though it's not to practical to walk around with it in crowds, the quickness of just a button tap puts it to sleep or wakes it up, and within a seconds you're back to playing where you left off no matter where you are. Its the grab and go that makes it so appealing to me. When more games come out (yeah the launch was a little weak in the games department) I'm sure I'll appreciate the "passing of the Joy-Con for some local multiplayer fun" a whole lot. Just the idea that theconsole technically has two controllers out of the box is pretty awesome. And though some hate on Nintendo's idea of launching with few titles, I think it's smart because it fleshes out the releases of big titles to every few months which allows you to enjoy each title for an adequate amount of time instead of throwing them all in your face at once. Plus, it keeps the console exciting instead of having to wait long periods of time before the next big hit. Nintendo really did right with this console this time around. Other than their production (which they claim to be doubling in the coming months), I think Nintendo learned from their past mistakes with the Switch. If you're looking for a fun new game platform for yourself or your family, definitely pick up the Switch.