Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is by far the coolest successful concept for a console ever. It's got Nintendo's high quality design with their great first party games and soon-to-be moderate 3rd party support. It's not quite as powerful as the Xbox One or PS4 but definitely a neat little machine. Battery life has a bit to be desired, but great when you think about how much power this mobile machine has. When you plug it into the TV, that's a cool experience! Highly recommended, especially later on in its life cycle

Love it especially the Mario deluxe game can wait to play

Too many great things to say about this. It's potable, functional and a great price point.

This was a prize for my 7 year old grandson Oliver; for hitting an in the park Home Run in Little League Baseball. He and his younger brother Zachary love it....

Love the console! Highly recommend this over the Lite any day. The features on this is too great to sacrifice over saving $100. Nintendo kid since ‘89 love it

my grandson loves it. It is just what he wanted for his birthday!!!

it was the last one they had and not in oopen box status and come home and hooked it up

The Nintendo Switch has to be the best handheld gaming console to date. Its nice and compact making it easy to take on the go anywhere. It is very sturdy so you wont have to worry about dropping it too much. It has some awesome exclusive titles like Legend Of Zelda: Breath of The Wild and Mario Odyssey. It is also nice you can play on your TV.

This was a gift for my son. It is his first electronic device he loves it!

The Switch is a fun console.I was surprise of the size, really small and compact.I had to get the LAN adapter for it. My wireless router signal is terrible upstairs, and didn't feel the need to get a range extender/repeater. Mario Odyssey and The legend of Zelda are really fun to play. Recommend getting the pro controller. Feels like a Xbox one X controller. Its worth the money.

Good item for the kids and the family, we enjoy playing together

Works great like the accessible games and how it's like a suped up Nintendo wii

Purchased as a gift for my daughter (tween). She loves it. It is excellent as a standalone device or connecting to the monitors in the car (make sure you have a compatible display).

Been waiting forever for this console! My bf loves to use it on the go and its excellent for multiplayer.

Great gaming console. Easy use for my son. Good range of games.

The Switch itself is a great console that plays well both on TV and as a portable device; I am very hopeful about its future. As of within only a month of its launch, however, its game library is rather sparse—even the Virtual Console is absent at the moment—and unlike its competitors it does not include non-game apps that can help increase its versatility. Don't get me wrong, I have no problem with a game console being a game console, but it would at least be nice to be able to also use it as a tablet for watching videos on YouTube and things like that. Because I can't do that, though, I'm afraid that once I am entirely finished with Zelda and the few indie gems on offer, it will probably gather dust until Super Mario Odyssey in December. Again, great console, but it feels like it was released just a tad too early, without all of the features it should have available yet. I would wait until the Holiday season to buy one unless you don't have a Wii U and absolutely need to play Breath of the Wild.

Notba lot to say about it. It works well and has a good game selection and you can play it on the go.

Fun product but limited games out. It is nice to be able to play it on the tv or take it hand held.

Amazing I don’t know why I did not get this sooner definitely recommend

The Switch itself is a great console that plays well both on TV and as a portable device; I am very hopeful about its future. As of within only a month of its launch, however, its game library is rather sparse—even the Virtual Console is absent at the moment—and unlike its competitors it does not include non-game apps that can help increase its versatility. Don't get me wrong, I have no problem with a game console being a game console, but it would at least be nice to be able to also use it as a tablet for watching videos on YouTube and things like that. Because I can't do that, though, I'm afraid that once I am entirely finished with Zelda and the few indie gems on offer, it will probably gather dust until Super Mario Odyssey in December. Again, great console, but it feels like it was released just a tad too early, without all of the features it should have available yet. I would wait until the Holiday season to buy one unless you don't have a Wii U and absolutely need to play Breath of the Wild.