Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not sure how hard the screen it is hope not break in the future

My 8 year old is really enjoying his new nintendo switch.

It’s great for people of all ages, they have games for everyone.

Very nice. I am happy that I bought it. Would recommend to my friends.

Checked out information and thought this would be a great gift for the gamer in our family

It’s a great thing to have on the go and keeps my kid busy

This is my first game console that I own since PS1. Never look back.

Super fun easy to use. Love how big the screen is without being too bulky

I purchased the Switch for my husband and I'm glad I did! It's a great console! We enjoy being able to remove the switch and play remotely or playing as a family on the television! We are also pleased with the improvements made to Mario Party from the WiiU.

Bought this as a Christmas gift. He loves it and so do I.

It's fun to play games with friends and family. A great gaming system.

The nintendo switch is every kids dream. Bought the system for my kids and love the fact that it can be taken anywhere and from the television you can carry anywhere you go. Definitely recommend this items for the to go moments.

Love the Switch! Great for families and really easy to set up.

Kids and wife have a ball. I own 3 of them. I would recommend.

Got this for my daughter for her birthday and she is loving it.

Excellent product for family gaming time. Lots of available games.

Cant believe I finally found one of these on stock. Thanks again Best Buy you are the best.

Our household loves our Switch, so much so that we had to buy another one to keep everyone from fighting over it! It's got a great HD screen so that when someone else is using the TV, it's not a drawback to undocking the Switch and going handheld with it.

Wife loves it and the children have been playing it nonstop

Since the advent of the Nintendo 64, Nintendo has consistently provided some distinguishable feature in their home consoles. For the Switch, it's the blending of the console/handheld and single/multi player experiences. This is achieved through a modular design with a tablet main body that has rails on either side for a pair of smaller controllers that slide on and attach (known as Joycons). The Switch can be slid into the dock (for TV use and charging), propped up in a table or held in the player's hands. The controllers can either be used attached to the side of the Switch body, held in each hand like a remote, attached to an included apparatus that forms a more traditional controller or separately by multiple people as controllers themselves. How does all of that feel? It feels great. The switching is nearly seamless, the form factor (while a little oblong) is splendid and the Joycon snap is immensely satisfying. Nintendo has even doubled down on making sure there's a steady supply of first party and big ticket games . However, Nintendo was so forward thinking that they kinda weren't any presently good. The modularity of the console is the backbone of the experience. However, Nintendo didn't seem to recognize what aspects should be modular and which shouldn't. There's a Hori headset slated to be released that will connect to the Switch using - A WIRED DONGLE. That isn't very mobile friendly. Further more, all of the features it's form factor imply (it's a tablet) are largely absent. No drawing app, no reading app, no streaming apps, no local media, etc. Either way, it's all about the games, so if Breath of the Wild, Arms, or Splatoon 2 look interesting to you, then pick up a switch.