Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's a Switch! Perfect condition, shipped quickly. No complaints.

Had my doubts at first, but I have enjoyed this as much as my kids.

Got to make our kids to busy. It works very well!! We are happy!

This game is perfect for on the go trips. Small and easy to handle.

I bought this for my son but my wife and I found ourselves enjoying it just as much. The graphics run pretty smooth when your playing on the tv screen. The handheld mode is where this console shines the most, the screen is huge and yet it feels natural on your hands which is perfect for trips. I do wish they had more apps in the Nintendo store and I hope that will change now that you will have to pay for online play in 2018.

I love the system its great for taking anywhere and for using it to play with family and friends.

I bought it to add to my host of games for my version of an Ultimate Game Room and mainly for play of Mario Kart Live (MKL) Other than the game console initially getting stuck (looping) the first time I played MKL and taking quite a while to shutdown after holding the power button down for about 2 minutes, no other issues since then. GAME ON!!!

My son loved his birthday present and loves playing with his dad.

This is what the Wii U should have been. Nintendo has finally got it right and they did it well.

Got this "for the kids" and they love it! Lots of fun for all.

this console is so fun and easy to use! it is also very convenient!

Have spent hours and hours playing games have the sore thumbs to prove it

Great product. We love playing it as a family and my 5 year old loves it.

I enjoy the Nintendo Switch and utilize it both as a handheld and home console almost equally. It is really cool to be able to take full size games like Zelda on the go, and then being able to play it on your TV when you get home. I use the Pro Controller whenever I play at home, and it feels good. Using the Joy-cons in the included Joy-con grip to make it like a normal controller feels odd and blocky, so I highly recommend getting a Pro Controller if you can afford it. Whenever I first got the system and played on the go, handheld mode did feel a little cramped because of how small the Joy-cons are and how the Joy-cons are flat on the back. I rectified this by purchasing PDP armor guards, which I also left a review for on this site. These add a little bulk to the Joy-cons and give you something to grab onto the backside. Zelda, Mario Kart, Splatoon, and Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle are all fun games. They all take advantage and have benefits of being able to played on the go and to be played as a traditional home console experience. Each game allows you to play in short bursts which serves the portability, or you can play them for hours at a time like you would another home console. The only issue I really have (and can be solved as time goes on) is that there aren't a whole lot of games play at this time. I am working my way through Kingdom Battle now, but in a week or two I will most likely be done with the game. I finished Zelda and I'm almost done with its DLC, and Mario Kart 8 and Splatoon 2 got old for me after a couple weeks. There are a lot of Indie titles available for download, but a lot of them are pricey. As time goes on, more and more games will be released for the Switch, and you will have a lot more options to choose from. At this time of writing, we are averaging about one good full game per month, which if you're as big of a gamer as I am, will not be enough if this is your sole console. If you also have a PS4 or Xbox One, the Switch is a nice complimentary system because you have those consoles to play your third-party games on (Call of Duty, Battlefield, GTA, etc). In all, this is a great system that lives up to what it's supposed to do, and as time goes on and more games are released, it will become more and more worth it. I would only buy it now if you really want to play Nintendo's exclusives, and you also have another console to play in between the Switch's game releases. This was my sole console for roughly a month, and I'm telling you, even as good as Zelda is, it can get old if it's the only game you're playing day after day.

The switch is the best of both worlds , from playin on the t.v to taking it on the road handheld.

The product works as advertised. It is truly a very nice handheld game platform. Plug it into a TV, though, and that's where the fun comes down a bit. Anything bigger than a 32" and it feels like one is playing on a five year old platform. However, most of Nintendo's games are geared to a party environment (Mario Kart, Bomberman, etc) so the fun aspect of playing with your friends in local co-op does away with the less than stellar graphics quality. On a side note, make sure your wallet is filled. Switch games are $60 a pop unless you can find a sale, and the additional controllers needed to play with friends locally are also expensive (though they come in pairs so one person uses the left one and another person uses the right one - but if you do that you better have really small hands, because the controllers used individually are for a 5 year old's hand size).

device is great, easy to handle controls, hand held or remote . graphics are amazing (with some games) nonetheless awesome. i wish that nintendowould come out wth more games, especially the old school NES ones for this device. Overall I'm very satistifed

I got this already having high expectations from reviews I'd seen before. The design is sleek, it's portable, and the screen is very clear. The only downside is that, like any other console, the base price doesn't include any games. Otherwise great buy!

Good job Nintendo you finally did it right a system that nails games that I actually want to play

It was a present for my grandson. Easy to use and plenty of games available.