Customer Ratings & Reviews

I snagged this is while it was in stock and I was so happy! The colors I was worried would look cheap but they are bright and nice looking! The screen is bigger than I expected , overall it’s great!

This was such a great purchase. The customer service was amazing as well!

I love it my My daughter love. That gret game Yes I can recommend all my french

Awesome gaming system for the serious gamer or family. Easy to hook up and perfect for traveling. Mario and Zelda games are a must.

My girlfriend loved this too I bought it together and she loved it for her birthday present

This system is so easy to interact with that the whole family can join and play along. I definitely recommend this to others.

I am really happy with the switch performance. The battery and form factor are great and the games are wonderful. I can't recommend it enough.

Grandson is enjoying his switch and has not had anymore issues with the 2nd switch

Bought this for my kids as a Christmas gift, or should I say Santa brought it ;), its really cool. I like that it can be used as a hand held device or played on the TV. We've had an issue where the left joy con joystick stopped working properly. I had to buy a replacement. Other than that, it's worked flawlessly.

Kids love it. Not sure how much I love the price of the games. Kids love the fact that this is portable and can go anywhere,

This was purchased for the whole family and it was a huge hit. Switch is known to have a lot of games that can be played in groups which is great as I have three kids and friends/family that come over often. With classic games like the Mario series all ages can play. With the Switch you can play mobile (Gameboy/DS) or traditionally on the TV.. Only downsides to the system is you can't just buy a game and system and go. You don't have to but foolish to not purchase protection (Case, screen) or more memory.

My kids love it! Hooks to the TV or they can play potable. Also up to 4 players on some games. Thanks!

We love our Nintendo Switch. Nintendo consoles usually have fewer "interesting" games, but the ones they do have (especially the ones released by Nintendo themselves) are usually super fun to play.

Favorite console! I play all my other games on pc but the Nintendo just gives you that legacy gaming feel. And having huge game names on it! I love the joycons, so many different ways to actually play the games. You can design it the way you want also. The Nintendo shop is 10-10. And if you are going on a plane or to family or friends you can just bring the tablet and keep playing. Or my favorite is when I’m getting ready to go to bed I can just grab the switch from the dock and go into my bed right where I left off.

My granddaughter loves this She plays it all the time

The Nintendo switch is a game changer is the gaming system world. The portability is amazing and the game selection is going to be even better.

KEEP YOUR SWITCH. This is my 3rd Switch because I keep selling them after like 6 months. I will never get rid of this one. It may not be your everyday player, but I do play this at least 5 hours over a week with most of those coming on the weekend. The portability is worth it. The only issue is the docking stations...the one I received from factory does not work and the return process to Nintendo is confusing and honestly not worth it.

I had resisted getting a Switch until now because I sometimes am so confused by some of Nintendo's choices. Although a huge fan in the past, I couldn't understand why certain games couldn't have saves backed up on external media or why it took so long to establish true user accounts so that games could be re-downloaded when needed. Now that most of the issues are fixed, I got a Switch to play Mario Odyssey. I have been very happy with the system and love the portable/home console hybrid approach. Highly recommended!

This is a difficult thing to review, because there's really no basis for comparison. It's not directly competing with the PS4 or Xbox One, since it's not even close to those two in terms of processing power. Nintendo is clearly taking a different approach by relying on the console's portability (which is fantastic) and the platform's titles (which is fantastic, with a giant asterisk). The asterisk is, at this moment, the only truly standpoint title is The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Indeed, that game is so good, that it alone nearly justifies the price of the console for some. My greater concern is that, once the enthusiasm and novelty has worn off, is the Switch just going to collect dust? Only time will tell that tale. As far as the Switch itself, it seems well built. I've had absolutely no issues with mine, but it has spent 95% of its time with me on the dock, plugged into a TV. The resolution is a little low, compared to the consoles from Sony and Microsoft, but as I said before, it's not really a direct competitor to those. Its firmly in the "non-photorealistic" camp, and it's proud to be there. I'm just hopeful that more excellent titles are forthcoming.

This is the next evolution in the Nintendo handheld line up. Hardware is no where close to the PS4 or XBone but the Switch works with what it's got and it does a fairly decent job. Only time will tell how far they can push this hardware...