Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very good, my son is obsessed with it and it is very convient

Recieved this new revised switch with better battery and have had no complaints. Kids enjoy it and the family does too for games like mario kart. Good quality. No stick drift..yet I hope. Over all if you are looking to pick one up dont hesitate and get one for a holiday present.

You're going to LOVE the Switch. It is easy and portable and bringing flagship games like Pokemon Sword and Shield to the big screen is really Amazing!! If I need to go somewhere, I can take it on the go whenever I want too!! Perfect gift for anybody who is into gaming really!

My Grandson LOVE it he enjoy the game him and friend

Great performance for new and old games, Large display is beautiful and immersive

There is a good diversity of games for this console, compared to the previous Nintendo profile. I primarily bought it for the portability and it fits that bill quite well. Under the Pandemic circumstances though, the stand out is the Ring Fit, which I give 5 stars to just as a great use of this product's capabilities and a legit, fun, exercise game. I would like to see if there is something like the old Wii sports/games app available for the switch. The lite is probably a better option if portable is what you really want.

Admittedly, I only bought the Nintendo Switch for Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild and was a little skeptical of the gimmicky modular design of the system. The immediate unboxing didn't exactly end those fears as the system itself is thin, small and feels slightly flimsy but forget all that because the system is awesome. I am addicted to Breath of the wild and was shocked when I plugged it into my tv for the first time after playing it for days in travel mode and maybe I'm just blind but it sure seems like the graphics got better when displayed on my 4k tv versus in travel mode, and they were perfectly fine in travel mode but awesome on the tv. The systems pretty pricey for what it is, what it does and the amount of credible games and accessories that are out there. You can easily spend $600-700 dollars to get everything you need/want to play the system properly but honestly for me it's been worth it so far. Let's hope Nintendo brings retro-games to it because playing Zelda Windwaker, Twilight Princess, Majora's Mask and Ocarina of TIme on this would be incredible.

This is my second switch, I also own the original release. The only difference is this model get a slightly longer battery life. other than that everything else is the same as the original model. I love the neon color over the gray, adds a lot more pop.

Awesome for playing games obvi , good quality and more only draw back is there isnt much storage but u can get over that quick if you buy a micro sd card!

Purchased this for my young children. They were able to figure out how to use it quickly and easily. Love that is can be used as both a handheld on the go and also as a multiplayer system connected to the TV. So many different games available as well.

Family friendly, easy to use, fun for everyone, lots of options, wether it be solo, or multiplayer! Everyone in at home has their own! So we can all match each other

This switch has been so fun! It works so good and I highly recommend!

The second gen Switch with the longer battery life is an overall great system. The system itself is overpriced (like all Nintendo systems/games), but a great buy that my boys love playing. Being able to dock or undock the system while playing games is a great feature.

Love the battery life. Not only that but it's really easy to navigate. The five year old I baby sit has no problem playing it whatsoever.

The Nintendo Switch seems to merge together the home console and hand-held console into one convenient unit. The idea of being able to dock it, play it on a TV, and undock it is very novel one. There are some pros and cons with this device. Pros: - Portability - Low entry-level cost - Multiplayer-oriented - Great first-party games Cons: - Plastic screen - Dock may scratch said screen - Accessories are expensive, and almost necessary - Lackluster amount of launch titles This console is powered by NVidia, and feels much like a Shield tablet with attachable controllers. The included "Joy-Cons" carry out a decent-enough job to play games. However, the small range-of-motion the analog sticks have can cause frustration in precise movement (Zelda). I purchased a Pro Controller, but it's an expensive accessory ($70 at the time of this review). I much prefer this controller over the Joy-Cons. Controller issues aside, there aren't many games available, at the moment. Of course, the must-buy title is Zelda: Breath of the Wild, along with Mario Kart 8, and Super Mario Odyssey (slated for future release). The absence of the Virtual Console is disappointing, and could sway more buyers, if it were available, once the stock levels meet the demand. If you already own a Wii U (like I do), you may want to hold onto it, for a little while longer. There's hope of eShop purchases transferring to the Switch. I also hope to be able to backup my save files, either in the cloud or external media. I recommend getting the console if you're a longtime Nintendo fan, or don't already have the Wii U.

Nintendo has outdone themselves with this system. A hybrid system that you can play at home or away at your own leisure. The system power may not be what you can get from a PS4 or Xbox, but the games are it's strength to me. Being able to play Zelda at work has made this one of my favorite consoles of all time.

This is my favorite console available right now. I love the matte texture of the console itself and the Joy-Con controllers. I do wish the Joy-Con had bigger buttons though and that the sticks had more travel to them. Battery life is pretty good. Mario is my favorite video game franchise and this system has a great selection of Mario games in various genres. I do feel that the system should be a little cheaper now that it has been on the market for 6 years and is using positively ancient tech. I definitely recommend it though!

The switch does fairly well as a hybrid gaming system, balancing battery life, portability, ease of use, of a handheld. But as a home console it is fairly lacking, 1080p max, only audio options are hdmi or 3.5mm jack, no apps, youtube, netflix, web browser. If you have a smart TV and really want the latest nintendo games, go for it in the future, as of now, few truly new, exclusive to the switch games, I mean games that are not ports, remasters, rereleases + dlc content, or are also on another system. What makes an exclusive is that 100% of its development is dedicated to one system. The end result is a smooth polished product

Great portable system. The only drawback is that it doesn't include any games. This is version 2 which has a longer battery life than the original system. I would suggest getting Nintendo online so you can play old school Nintendo games.

Well worth the wait. It is a great value as one of the lower costing systems. I love that it is portable or I can connect it to the base and play on my TV. I am still exploring different games but the standard Nintendo games are excellent as always!!