Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great console for the whole family. Great selection of games and can play on the TV and take it with you on the go.

I needed a change from the Xbox games I have been playing for years, the switch was it. Different games and styles have been a blast. The portability is great on the switch too. I have stuck to the digital format games because I didn’t want to worry about cartridges. Making that choice is great for travel, but the digital games don’t really go on sale like the physical games do. Also the switch as picky about the micro sd card. Stick to the Nintendo branded sd cards, my first pny card failed.

Just opened for Christmas. What an amazing machine. Both for home and on the go. Great price and Best Buy had an excellent deal.

My children love the Nintendo Switch! They were so excited to see it and really enjoy playing all the new games!

At a glance, the Switch may sound like a revised take on the Wii U's gamepad, wherein users could take their game away from the TV. However, the Switch takes things a step above and beyond by allowing you to go anywhere, even outside the house to keep playing. While the size and shape may be tricky for those with larger hands (myself included), the weight is scarcely an issue and the Joy-cons remain firmly locked into the console to ensure no unwanted drops occur. For both Mario and Zelda fans, this is a great system to enjoy the newest entries for both series.

What a great system, leave it to Nintendo to make such a great fun system. I'll use this for years to come.

If you Love NES and had a game boy you will love this system. This system is the ultimate system. It is portable and functions as a regular game system on your TV. Of course you have to Love NES games as they don’t have most of the typical game system games. You do have the ability for WiFi and there is an App Store where you can buy games. It also has online play capability and the subscription is way cheaper per year than the other systems. Well worth the money for an NES system.

It was item I bought for son. He loves it and enjoy the games on it. However, some games you have to purchase which is really unfair.

What can I say? This console’s performance speaks for itself with all its amazing reviews. In terms of Nintendo products, I’ve only owned the 3DS and Wii, until I made the switch. And I have to say, the switch is a beautiful combination. It’s versatile in the sense that you get to carry it around and whenever you feel like it, you can pop it on the television. The video quality is nothing short of fantastic, and set up is self-explanatory. At this price point, you can’t really complain.

We weren't sure what to think of the Switch after the whole WiiU debacle (which is actually a good console poorly maintained), but went out and got this basically for 2 games, Zelda and Mario Odyssey. These notes are from the teens that actually use the console. Pluses: 1. It's quick. Not having a disc means the games load much faster than the other consoles. 2. It's portable. You don't lose any playability by taking it with you. 3. It's pretty. The graphics are going to win any hyper realistic awards, but the colors are bold and strong. 4. It's fun. They're only a few days into it, but those two games are providing a lot of play time. Cons: 1. The screen is smaller than we all thought. For portability I'm sure, but I was expecting something along the 10" screen size. Even the kids thought it was bigger than it actually is. 2. It's kind of flimsy. All the slots and grooves are plastic and designed to connect easily and they do. However, if you're a little off track it's easy to mistake the misalignment with the latching design and force it. More of something to adjust to than a true flaw, but with teens it's going to be interesting to see how well it holds up.

I am loving the selection of games Nintendo has been putting out. Legend of Zelda, Super Smash Brothers, Luigis Mansion, Pokémon, some stellar 1st party games that will keep you entertained for so long. Not to mention the rise in 3rd-party games being brought to the Switch. Doom, Bioshock, the Witcher, games I never thought I would see on a Nintendo console. It’s a great platform for multiplayer Games, and being able to take it out while you travel is so much fun. Worth every penny!

Lots of fun for everyone, easy to use, Battery life is really good. Awesome that it comes with connections to the tv.

Been waiting to grab one until I had the free time, so thanks to the COVID-19 quarantine, that happened sooner than expected. Perfect games for everyone. My fiance and I [both 30] are easily entertained by the current library and there's a giant collection of indie games that are always going through sales.....the main Mario collection of games hardly ever gets a discount, so be ready to pay full price for them. Seriously grab one but don't overpay. Be patient and new stock will come in.

Pros -great concept for handling portability -Controllers feel great as solo pieces in left and right hand -surprised and very happy at having the motion control in this console -battery life for console and controllers is amazing considering the technology -Looking forward to more games coming out for this console Cons -no good case to hold console yet while also working with Hub -unique controller with a battery life meaning you have to go out and buy a Joy Con Charging Grip to keep playing on big screen while the controllers charge in the grip. -No button on controllers can turn the Nintendo Switch on. You always have to go up to the console and hit the power button. All in all, this is a great system so don't get me wrong, there are minor flaws you can work with easily. The one game you have to buy with this console though is, hands down, The Legend of Zelda: The Breath of The Wild. I've played it twice already at 30 hours and 60 hours respectively. I will be going back to this game to experience all the DLC for the first time after I beat Xenoblade Chronicles 2 which is also another great game surprisingly. Finally, don't be surprised when you take out your first game from its case after buying this console. The game cartridges are small like a SD card for a camera only a little bigger and thicker.

Bought this to play animal crossing and Ioved it. I love having the option to play in the living room or play in my bed

The Nintendo Switch is a great portable and console gaming system for all ages. Going from docked to portable is super simple and seamless. My only gripe is the battery life as most games last typically between 2-4 hours on a single charge. However, charging is very simple and quick as the system uses a USB-C charging port. The Switch is great for long car or plane rides as well and usually catches other people's attention. More games will be coming, but the selection out there will certainly keep you busy for at least a few weeks without flinching. I would also highly recommend getting the Pro Controller if you are used to gaming on other consoles. Using the Joy-cons is really only great for handheld gaming, not prolonged docked use. Highly recommended.

While the system is basically a tablet with controllers, the gaming experience is great. I personally prefer PC for gaming, but sometimes a handheld gaming experience is needed. There is a collection of good (exclusive) games for the system that make it worth investing. Playing on a plane is much better than trying to use a laptop. Honestly, i find myself playing this system docked to a TV more than I would have thought. This console is relatively cheap, and well worth the cost.

I can talk about how nicely it feels on your hands. How "premium" it looks. How great Zelda, Splatoon 2 and Xenoblade 2 are. How snappy the OS is. All of those things are true, but they miss the point. What Switch has done for me is give me my hobby back. With the home-mobile being so seamless, so instantaneous, I've played more games for more hours on Switch this year than last 3-5 years of gaming combined. Switch feels like a device for adults in that it fits into my lifestyle, and not the other way around. We've already bought a second in my house.

This console has been amazing during quarantine. I had held off from purchasing previously, as I wasn't familiar with the titles and fell off from gaming during school. I have loved playing Animal Crossing, Breath of the Wild, Smash, and Splatoon 2. The console itself is easy to hook up to TVs, and I love the portability for playing in parks/on the patio. I like the joycon controllers for certain games with family, but I use the pro controller for games like BOTW and Splatoon 2.

We bought this one to replace our 1st generation Switch that started to develop a issue with the bluetooth chip in it. Since it was out of warranty and what nintendo wanted to charge to fixe was crazy, we decided just to by a new one. This one is the newer verison that has the better battery. It has worked great. I love the Nintendo products. even though Our other one has a issue I will still buy nintendo products. We still have are other one it just more used as a backup one.