Customer Ratings & Reviews

Switch purchase so wife could play with me. We love the switch, family friendly, fun games and portable

This is the go to system for a handheld. Bonus is you can potentially connect to your tv and play off it if you don’t want to play handheld. Like how it has the option to separate the joy cons and or use an external remote.

Excellent. Just what I was looking for. Great games available.

Good game system, my nephews enjoyed it! Its last for a long time and it’s fun for gaming beginners.

My 5y.o. son loves this game system. I like the fact that he can take it with him in the vehicle when we go on trips, and hook it up to the TV when we get to our destination or when we are at home. We have had if for a month. love it so far.

I love the available games and versatility of being able to play handheld or on the big screen with others

I bought this game player for my Grandson who is 7. He had no problems learning it and got started playing very quickly with very little instruction. He likes it. There seems to be plenty of not so violent games available to play on this machine.

Incredibly fun! Worth every penny. The ability to play on the TV and take it with you is brilliant.

There is norning say about this. I have switch lite. When i found this one. I was thinking to myself i could play switch sports my handheld i cannot. My Niece & Nephew has one. Now i hsve to buy the switch sports. I could play wirh my friendor my niece & nephew.

Love the nintendo switch! Excellent for traveling, multiplayer and easy to use and download games

The Nintendo Switch is basically an upgraded Wii U with the ability to take the tablet screen with you for gaming on the go. There are three ways to play; docked (classic console gaming on TV), portable (think 3DS, PSvita), and table top (use the tablet as a screen for multiplayer gaming in the same room, think N64. Table top set up also allows for multiple Switch consoles to be linked wirelessly, think Halo LAN parties). These simple, but innovative features are what makes the Switch shine. You literally can game anywhere, with anyone. With the return of major third-party support that has been lacking on Nintendo consoles, this is the future of gaming.

My niece loves this new console. She likes how you can literally switch between playing it through the TV or handheld. It's pretty versatile. It's also convenient that you can buy games through the e-shop instead of having to make a trip to the store and buy the physical game card.

The Nintendo Switch is a versatile hybrid game console that easily pivots between a big-screen TV and on-the-go portable. The initially slim game library includes a good mixture of must-have Nintendo franchise exclusives, indie titles and even some decent PC ports. I really like it!

This is a great gaming console/device. It is extremely portable, without sacrificing content or quality (unlike the DS, which is strictly handheld). My daughter is so excited about it, because she loves gaming all over the house, not mentioning the convenience for long road trips.

The best thing about this console is the amount of nostalgia beaufort back by the games available

I grew up playing Nintendo, and steered away from it... I like the convenience of taking the unit with you..ie”portable”... picture quality on both TV and handheld” can’t wait for super smash bros on this device.. have MC8, SF2, BM, &Pokemon Battle... no regrets again great quality

This console has been a life saver during all of this free time. The ui is simple and attractive, the catalogue of games is beautiful, and being able to switch really is wonderful. To my surprise, I play in table top mode most of the time.

We never thought we could pick one up during pandemic, not to mention with the release of animal crossing. The experience is great, playing with my brother with the included mini games from it. Definitely recommend this to my friends!

Must have for every Nintendo fan. Young and old! Perfect for playing with your family and friends or on your own. If you sign up for Nintendo Online which is only $20 for a full year, you have access to classic NES and SNES games for free!

I have been a long time gamer and I currently own a Xbox X and a PS4 Pro and I really never thought about buying a Switch until recently. I found it more intriguing than the Wii but I wasn't sure it was for me and my typical gaming preferences. I figured if I wanted to play something on the go, or play for a quick few minutes, I would just use my iPad or phone. However, I soon got tired of most iPad/phone games being 'free' games with a ton of ads or having to pay micro-transactions to do anything. I much prefer just paying once upfront for a game and not be held back by not paying money. Also, very few of those games I found I enjoyed for any amount of time. So as I thought about it I started to think how nice it would be to have a console-like experience on the go or just something I could pick up to play for 10 minutes anywhere in the house. So after about a week or so of consideration, and reading a couple recent articles of why people love their Switch, I decided that it might be something that would fill the gaming 'gap' So I picked up a Switch and I have owned it for about 3-4 weeks now and I have enjoyed it. I have only used it as a portable and have not hooked it up to the large TV yet. Like I had envisioned it is great to sit on the couch and get in a few minutes of Zelda, or some other game, without going to the other TV and fire up one of the consoles. I look forward being able to bring it on the plane as well instead of having to play Candy Crush or some other lame game to waste time. So here are what I see being a few pluses and minuses: Pluses: +portability - it's best feature! +better games than what can be had on other portable devices +very quick start-up/load times +comes with the dock to play on the TV. Most companies (i.e. Apple or Microsoft) would probably have charged separately for it. +quality first party games (Zelda, Mario, etc) Minuses: - battery life is okay at about 2.5 - 3 hrs - need to buy another power supply if you don't want to always charge it in the dock. Otherwise you have to unplug the dock to bring the cable to charge it somewhere else. - need a screen protector and a carrying case - screen could be a tad higher resolution - charging port on the bottom is not a great design choice if you want to charge and play - Charging cable could be longer for charging while playing - Charging cable plug could have been smaller and with retractable prongs so it is easier to pack on the go - Kickstand when not playing as a handheld is flimsy. Why didn't they at least add a second one or put a wider one in the middle? So while there are more 'minuses' they are not deal breakers and are more observances/annoyances than anything. So overall the Switch is a great for those that are used to a high end gaming experience but want something portable. I will say though that if I had to choose 1 of the 3 consoles to play, all things equal, the Switch would be 3rd on the list. However, the Switch versus other portable options it would be 1st by a landslide.