Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great gaming console. My kids love this handheld!!

The Switch is a great little console. I wanted something portable (for me) that had games my son could play (when docked). We have love playing Mario Odyssey and Mario Kart 8 together. It has also rekindled my love for Skyrim...that I can now play on the go. My only complaints relate to onboard storage (32 GB) and max cartridge size. Both of these factors keep more games from being ported over.

This this is a life saver for this quarantine period. My kid loves Mario Kart and Mario Bros. Games are great and really kid friendly.

My grandkids love! Excellent product, as always, from Nintendo!

A small but great system for kids. We love that it can be set up to a TV for family to play together or stays compact to travel with!

Excellent gaming system for kids and adults. It's great that is portable and you can plug it into the base so you can see it on the big tv.

Love it! It's probably my favorite console to play video games on.

I ordered this game system for me and my daughter and we just have so much fun. It's a great way to bond and spend family time.

My son loves his new switch. He says that it it one of the best gaming systems he's had (and he's had a bunch.) He loves that it is portable or can be played on TV.

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The Switch has a lot of potential, but it hasn't been met yet. As of this post (mid-March) there are a lot of features missing. Nintendo promises these will be added soon, such as video streaming, online gaming and the virtual console. The cons are the battery life, left joycon issues, and the dock not being built very well and scratching the screen if you are not careful. Being able to take the system anywhere is a huge selling point, and Zelda is one of the best games I have ever played. The system itself is very light, the joycons (when working) provide a very relaxed and comfortable playing experience, and this thing seems like it was built for local multiplayer games. There are quite a few great games on the horizon, so hopefully Nintendo (and third parties) will keep delivering games worth playing on the Switch so this isn't Wii U 2.0.

This thing is, thing is off the chain. It keeps me busy in my retirement. I find Myself by new games Mario of course, it looks great on my 50 inch TV roku just bought from best by I Don't let people Touch. Now that I am stuck in the house after surgery. This definitely keeps me busy.

I’m so lucky to buy the Nintendo switch. I have checked the stock for a week and finally get it. I love it and I love animal crossing!

my son loves it. was good to get it at the listed price when other sites were selling it for more w pkgs that was not needed.

This is my first console in about a decade. I was shocked initially with how easy it was to setup and begin playing. There are a wide array of games to choose from for the Switch, with more slated to come in 2019. What i love most is the versatility this console offers. In addition to being a great stationary at home console, this is great for travel and social gaming with friends.

This is a great product for my child keeps her entertained on road trips. Has all the necessary plugs and attachment to keep kids and adults entertained for hours.

This gaming system is so family friendly. Fun for everyone. Easy to use. Wish it was not so expensive but outside of that it’s been great!

I really enjoy my new game. I like the fact that I can have the option of playing it on the TV or using it as a handheld game

Really like the Switch overll, great system and alot of fun. The classics that are available for download make it so much better too.

Got this new console system to replace older Wii and 3DS systems. The Switch was very easy to setup and the graphics are markedly better than the older systems, as would be expected. The system can operate as a traditional console with wireless remotes, as a Wii type system with movement or as a 3DS like handheld system. A really nice feature for parents is the phone monitoring app which allows parents visibility into games being played, hours spent on the system and even allows parents to set time limits. There were a couple sticking points I had with the unit but they weren't deal breakers. 1. Like with most game systems on the market, Nintendo nickels and dimes you for everything. The system includes two controllers and the base console but doesn't offer anything more than that. We needed to purchase two additional controllers, a charging kit for the controllers and a separate carrying case. Total cost in was almost double the cost of the base system 2. The charging mechanisms for the system seem limited. For example, although the system can operate as a 3DS type handheld, it does not come with a way to charge it as a standalone unit. I'm now looking at investing in yet another accessory, the Nintendo power pack In spite of the above, it appears as though Nintendo put some good thought behind the system itself and is looking to make this a platform they can continue to build from moving forward. More importantly, my kids love it.