Customer Ratings & Reviews

Super light weight. Battery lasts alot more longer then your original switch. More of a personal use instead of trying to share it on the big screen.

Nintendo Switch is cool. Love the color and the overall design. It truly is "Lite" and not clunky. My six-year-old daughter uses it with ease and loves it.

It’s lighter and easier to hold for long hours compared to the full size switch. It’s great for people who don’t want/need to dock their switch. Great for smaller hands.

i never write reviews but seriously this console is so amazing and affordable. i was debating for so long if i should get this one or the reg switch but i’m so glad i got the lite. it’s everything you want and more! the size and everything is just perfect and it came sooner than expected. i take it with me everywhere. just WOW!!!

You don’t need my endorsement to decide to get a switch lite. The weight, size, button placement, and screen quality are all great. Get one if you like Nintendo products.

Excellent product. Delivery was expeditiously executed.

great product, compact, easy to use, handheld, long battery

I highly recommend this Nintendo Switch to all ages, who seek fun and entertainment, which could lead to hours of entertainment , with a huge selection of gaming options in their library at the Eshop. Works great with online gift cards, and easy to use, would recommend for others seeking for device options.

Bought it for our 4yr old as a Christmas gift. So he hasn’t used it yet but he has tried it in store. The smaller form factor of the Switch Lite is easier for him to play with it. Also the fact it comes in one piece without the removable joycons like the normal Switch is better for smaller kids, i.e. less prone to damage/failure. I would still recommend to buy a protective case for accidental drops, a screen protector to prevent scratches and a carrying case for travelling with all the games and the charger.

My second switch and I dont regret buying it all I use this console as my main travel switch but seems like it's my everyday switch now. Love it havent put it down since I got it!

The Nintendo Switch Lite brought us so much happiness — from cozy nights with Animal Crossing to epic battles in Pokémon. Its compact design and bright colors made it a joy to carry everywhere. Sadly, it eventually broke, but the memories and joy it gave us will always stay. It may be gone, but it definitely left a smile.

I purchased this for my daughter as a Christmas Gift. She loves it! She loves the color and it really holds a charge for a long time. She especially LOVES the turquoise color!

Love that its lightweight and easy handling for smaller kids.

Graphics are wonderful and fits perfectly in your hands. Wide array of games to play and easy on the eyes. So much to do on technological wonder. My kids love it!

Great product! First time user for my 9 yr old. She cant put it down, easy to use and great color.

Great design, user friendly. Great graphics, vibrant and sharp colors. Fits in a small bag.

The switch lite is definitely the version to get. It feels more confortable in your hands, its very light weight, and the games play the same. There’s small differences. The normal switch is great for 2 player games since it basically comes with 2 contorller. The lite however feels more rigit and compack but plays the same games. Well worth the money and the game library is a classic selection.

The nintendo switch lite is perfect size for my 8yr old son. He loves it. He had the original and he never used the tv dock. This was is great for him. Battery life is good.

Great gift for the kids, my little brother loves his Nintendo

I honestly regret buying this for my 3yr old for Christmas. It might be a fun purchase for someone who enjoys nostalgic ’90s video games, but it doesn’t really suit today’s generation. The quality and gameplay feel very dated. That said, I have to admit—it’s addictive. I started playing Mario Bros and couldn’t put it down, and a couple of days later my husband was in bed hooked on it too. Still, I wouldn’t recommend it for kids raised in the late ’90s or 2000s.