Customer Ratings & Reviews

Lots of fun to play and very versatile system, both handheld and console.

The switch is so cool and it’s great on the go and to play with friends

Nintendo is the best video game company I just love their games only complaint is it is expensive to replace the joycons

Bought this for the kids and it keeps them entertained. Also, it keeps the husband entertained with the old school Mario games too!

I missed having a game system. I Had all of the Nintendo systems at one time or another. I’ve also had other systems. I enjoy the games on the Nintendo switch there’s a lot of old-school games that I enjoy playing. It is a must-have for any family or even a single person no matter what age!

Amazing console! Definitely will recommend it. Thanks

Sleek, easy to learn, fun games with more to come. Multi player is easy set up/join.

Certainly people don't necessarily buy this for the outstanding specifications and graphics Nintendo systems provide. Many people buy it because of the quality of games. Zelda is a great system seller for this and unfortunately the system as of launch did not have many options for games. The system itself is faster than the Wii U and fun to play. Much better portability than the previous console.

We bought this for our granddaughter but we love playing it too.

Gift is being enjoyed by granddaughter. Will definitely recommend.

Excellent console. Kids like this. Excellent item..

I bought this blue and red nintendo switch for my son. He really likes it.

Happy with this nintendo switch, very fun !!!!!!! :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) must buy if you are looking for a nintendo switch

The Switch is absolutely amazing and a lot of fun and has UNBELIEVABLE graphics, it’s a bit pricey but I can’t say it’s not worth it , my son received it for Xmas and hasn’t put it down since then , and they just keep coming out with more & more games for the Nintendo Switch, I would definitely recommend buying this for your kids!!! Great investment, and you can take it anywhere !!

Mario is cool. Shows kids whaat we played except upgraded

So glad I was able to get this for my son for Christmas! It’s the only thing he’s asked for, he will be very excited!

Great system. Very interactive. Grandkids love it.

I honestly love this ! I play with this everyday !

So, despite my complaints I bit the bullet and got the Nintendo Switch, which I'll likely be selling my WiiU to make up the difference for that mess. ANYWAY I wanted to get my thoughts out after actually getting my hands on the device. It's a surprisingly well built machine, it's the first tablet I've seen with screws that would allow you to open it up to change the battery if it were to fail. The joycons feel really well built, and it's nice that you can sit back with your hands not together with normal controllers, especially if you're like me and have wide shoulders and a barreled chest. My hands are medium sized with sausages for fingers and over all I have little issue with the joycons. The biggest issue I have is the minus button on the left joycon, I cannot for the life of me reach to hit it with my thumb, I gotta use my other hand. The "dpad", is as a I thought not great. For all the Nintendo fanatics insisting "you need to try it to know" no, I didn't, it's 4 face buttons and not a pivoting dpad. It works fine for menus but it's functionality is minimal at best for platformers. The buttons are click-y and nice overall and the sticks function well. Obviously something like the XB1/PS4/WiiUPro sticks are better for precision but, for a portable/non portable device? Totally serviceable, though if you have bigger hands you may not like the right analog stick location unless you're using the included joycon holder thing.

So, despite my complaints I bit the bullet and got the Nintendo Switch, which I'll likely be selling my WiiU to make up the difference for that mess. ANYWAY I wanted to get my thoughts out after actually getting my hands on the device. It's a surprisingly well built machine, it's the first tablet I've seen with screws that would allow you to open it up to change the battery if it were to fail. The joycons feel really well built, and it's nice that you can sit back with your hands not together with normal controllers, especially if you're like me and have wide shoulders and a barreled chest. My hands are medium sized with sausages for fingers and over all I have little issue with the joycons. The biggest issue I have is the minus button on the left joycon, I cannot for the life of me reach to hit it with my thumb, I gotta use my other hand. The "dpad", is as a I thought not great. For all the Nintendo fanatics insisting "you need to try it to know" no, I didn't, it's 4 face buttons and not a pivoting dpad. It works fine for menus but it's functionality is minimal at best for platformers. The buttons are click-y and nice overall and the sticks function well. Obviously something like the XB1/PS4/WiiUPro sticks are better for precision but, for a portable/non portable device? Totally serviceable, though if you have bigger hands you may not like the right analog stick location unless you're using the included joycon holder thing.