Customer Ratings & Reviews

They had this in stock but I had to ask for the neon version which was not on display behind the counter. The sales associate went out of her way to get it for me which is much appreciated.

We got this for our 5yo (and husband) and our whole family enjoys it! We haven't taken it off the base yet but if you get this Mario kart is a must!

Very good investment and is good for on-the-go gaming.

It's been a while since I've gotten a Nintendo "home" console. While I've played on them for years, the last one that I actually owned myself was the SNES. It's mostly because I've just been wondering when Nintendo would come up with something that completely delivered on their promises while actually bringing the third parties back into the mix. The Switch seems to be exactly that, which is why I decided to grab it during the last restock. The hybrid set-up is amazing, though so far I've predominantly been using it as a portable. The Wi-Fi functionality is much more stable than previous home consoles with any Wi-Fi functions. The screen, while it is a bit small, is gorgeous, being almost exactly in between the size of the iPhone Pluses and the iPad Mini. Personally, I think it would've been just a bit better if they invested in a screen about the size of the iPad Mini. That would've been better for organizing the internals while offering room for a bigger battery. The joy-cons are deceptively comfortable. They look like they'd be too small. But when I started using them, they felt very comfortable. Also, since the HD Rumble is a lot more nuanced in its execution, the comfort level doesn't really drop. Due to the teaming with Unity and Unreal Engines, the console will also be a lot easier to develop for/port to than the previous home consoles. So, it'll be interesting to see both how and third parties return and in what ways. This is a major shift in ideology and form for Nintendo. And if it continues to succeed the way that it has, the Switch may very well transform the industry by getting Microsoft and Sony to come out with their own hybrid systems with solid state rather than optical for the people who still want physical copies.

Love this console and bring it with me even to work so the portability with quality is unmatched

The Nintendo switch has some impressive quality's including graphics, portability, and powerful.

my kids love it and wont put it down. all of the games this system has is the way to go

Although there aren't much games for the switch right now but it still consider the best portable console I ever bought. The battery life is alright from between 2 to 3 hours depend on what game you playing. However, you can increase the battery life by buy the portable charger that it will help your switch last longer on the go. And one more thing, the console is not region lock so you can try or buy the game from Japan eshop which it is really cool.

My son loves this system. Its compact enough to travel in the car/plane. I got the carrying case and it makes it very easy to keep up with all the necessities.

I bought this system thinking that it would just entertain my little cousins over thanksgiving, but I was pleasantly surprised when it was able to entertain me and my friends. Definite buy

Bought this for my son and he loves it. I prefer my Xbox one but he’s loving the switch

Excellent product my son is very happy we are looking for more games now

The portability and classic Nintendo lineup make this console a must have for videogame fans.

Easy setup but hard to type on console...my 7 yr old loves it.

Great console for travel and home play, love the multi use functionality, fun system and fun games

My kids like it, you can use it offline too, easy to use

Nintendo has done it again! Favorite Nintendo console since Game Cube. I loved the Wii but it pushed motion controls a bit far and the Wii U just had too many issues to count. The Switch is simply amazing. Great traditional controls while still offering motion and the new HD Rumble is unlike anything on the market. And the magic of it seemlesly switching between home console and handheld modes feels so right. This really feels like a new direction for gaming.

While Nintendo still hasn't given up on a new annoying gimmick for their consoles at least you can largely ignore it here. Buy a Pro Controller, dock the system and enjoy some great games.

I picked up the Nintendo Switch bear launch and left it sitting. I wasn't expecting much, the play at home or on-the-go seemed like a gimmic. Let me tell you, paired with Breath of the Wild, I can't believe I didn't open and start playing sooner. With the included dock, moving from in your hands to playing on your television is simple and quick, battery life is great, and the graphics are far better than expected based on previous generations of console.

I have been playing Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild for a long time now on the Nintendo Switch, and it's solidly one of my favorite games. The Switch doesn't have a lot of other games to offer at the moment, but I'm sure there will be a ton released in the coming months. The portability of the Switch is also very convenient, though setting it up was a bit of a challenge, but only because I plugged it into a HDMI cable that wasn't plugged into a TV. Oops.