Description
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- Nintendo Switch Lite Console Blue
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Nintendo Switch Lite Console Blue
- Dedicated to handheld play - The Nintendo Switch Lite is designed specifically for handheld play—so you can jump into your favorite games wherever you happen to be
- Compact and lightweight - With its light, sleek design, this system is ready to hit the road whenever you are
- Built-in controllers - Controllers are built right into the system for handheld play, and the left side sports a +Control Pad
- Compatible games - The Nintendo Switch Lite system plays the library of Nintendo Switch games that work in handheld mode
- Brighten up - The Nintendo Switch Lite comes in three colors: yellow, gray, and turquoise
- Multiplayer gaming options - Local wireless & Online Play
- Album - Easily take and save screenshots using the Capture Button. Then view, add text, and share to social networks from your album
Customer Reviews
Portable and powerful enough to run games that will surely be loved by someone starting their journey to handheld console gaming. The games are family friendly and there is alot of accessories to choose from.
The Nintendo Switch Lite is definitely worth the money if you are looking for a handheld console that is most suitable for single-player games than multiplayer games. Playing Couch Co-op Games on the Switch Lite is not a great idea due to the size of the screen and the limited accessories but the Switch Lite is still a great handheld console for on-the-go gaming and portable accessibility. The analog sticks were kind of a bit soft to touch and hold but I can still play really well on the switch even though I can't connect the switch lite on the television. I love how the Switch Lite comes in many different colors than the regular Switch so I had to buy the blue one because it's my favorite color and the color expresses my true personality.
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The Nintendo Switch Lite is, in essence, a Switch without the feature it was named for. Removing most of the Switch's major features did lower the cost by a bit, so buyers with more constrained budgets might find the Lite more appealing, but by and large it seems to be a second device for extant Switch owners (such as myself) who still find the standard model(s) rather cumbersome to carry around. The Lite seems to largely be the same as its more Switch-able sibling, spec-wise, but the smaller display area and inability to output to a larger display make it a little harder to see. It might still be worth buying for those who want the handheld Switch experience, however.
