Customer Ratings & Reviews

better a soccer ball, children are constantly in games (

Its alright however it feels old. Definitly not comparable to the new flagship PS5 or Xbox series x

Just dont play it as much as i thought i would phones. Wish i got a steam deck i stead

Much better than the original, but not sure if it's worth it for people who only play docked.

Awesome product. Charger cord was broken immediately after purchase. Had to buy a new one

Not a bad product I just don't have the time needed to take all of it it has to offer.

I had the original switch when it was released and this is a nice upgrade for sure

After a month it stopped charging and now I'm stuck with it not working

Game is fun when playing with family but expensive. >2k solution also not supported

it’s amazing i love playing on it the game i bought with it so much fun

My first switch. So far, its been good but battery life could be a bit better.

Good game good storage save energy The price is good good for kids and adults

Good handheld and works well on road trips. Great for playing with a friend.

Bought the switch forhusband for christmas and i cant get him off of it lol

The Nintendo Switch OLED was the unexpected hero of our recent family trip to Colorado Springs. As our travels took us from the plains to the rugged heights of the Rockies, the Switch was our faithful travel buddy, seamlessly transitioning from a handheld console to a tabletop gaming device, and finally, plugging into our vacation rental's TV for big-screen family gaming sessions. The upgrade to the OLED screen makes an impactful difference. Games appeared more vibrant, with richer colors and deeper contrasts, making our gaming sessions as breathtaking as the picturesque landscapes of Colorado Springs. The larger 7-inch screen was a definite upgrade from the previous model, offering an immersive experience whether we were battling in Breath of the Wild or cart racing in Mario Kart 8. The improved audio quality shone, too, particularly when played in handheld or tabletop mode. It created an enveloping soundscape that really enhanced gameplay, especially during our quieter evenings after exploring the Garden of the Gods or taking the Pikes Peak Cog Railway. Yet, as great as the console is, it’s not without its minor downsides. Battery life, while sufficient for most, remained a challenge during some of our longer road trips. Additionally, the absence of hardware upgrades means that performance is pretty much the same as the older version. For those expecting a power boost, you might be a little disappointed. Despite these minor issues, the Switch OLED proved itself a fun, versatile, and vibrant addition to our family trip. From entertaining the kids during travel time to hosting impromptu family tournaments in our vacation lodging, it was undoubtedly a major part of our Colorado Springs adventure. All in all, the Nintendo Switch OLED is not just a gaming console, it’s a companion that brings people together, creating shared joy and memories, wherever your journey takes you. It certainly did for our family in Colorado Springs, and I have no doubt it'll continue to do so on many more family trips to come.

Joy stick was broken. They dont replaced. Need to returned .

Games are too expensive for this product.. it’s better i spend on ps5

Sometimes I feel like this console lags a little when turning on compared to my other console.

Disappointed at the fact that Nintendo doesn’t seal their boxes. The one I bought from Best Buy looked like someone had already messed with it either taking the items out or testing it. Then I was really disappointed at the fact that the really expensive OLED screen is facing up and only protected by the thin cardboard lid of the box.

I love the devise. Got it, enjoying it. Getting used to game. Lol