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One player can use a Joy-Con in each hand
Two players can each take one
Multiple Joy-Con can be employed by numerous people for a variety of gameplay options (additional Joy-Con sold separately)
Slip a set of Joy-Con into a Joy-Con grip accessory, mirroring a more traditional controller. Or, select an optional Nintendo Switch Pro Controller.
Bring together up to 8 Nintendo Switch systems for local face-to-face multiplayer.

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Product description

Pre-Order Ships out on March 3rd What's Included AC Adapter HDMI Cable Joy-Con (L) and Joy-Con (R) Nintendo Switch 32GB Console One Joy-Con Grip Switch Dock Two Joy-Con Strap Accessories Product Feature Nintendo Switch console Includes a Switch console, Switch dock, Joy-Con (L) and Joy-Con (R), 2 Joy-Con strap accessories, 1 Joy-Con grip, AC adapter, HDMI cable.

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B01MFADJFV

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1,313 ratings

4.7 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#1,441 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#15 in Nintendo Switch Consoles
#649 in Video Game Consoles & Accessories

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Product Dimensions

13.7 x 7.8 x 3.66 inches; 2.65 Pounds

Binding

Console

Rated

Everyone

Item model number

220474

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Item Weight

2.65 pounds

Manufacturer

Nintendo

Batteries

1 Lithium Polymer batteries required.

Date First Available

February 28, 2018

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Kindle Customer

Horrible

Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2020

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Console was defective and won’t load/ charge. I am beyond upset!

44 people found this helpful

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Amazon Customer

A good investment. A great time

Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2019

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Honestly amazing! I’ve had it a day and a half and I love it. Firstly I bought two games; enter the gungeon (which I got on pc too) and Mario kart. Second at the time of writing this I’m watching my cousins play Mario kart.

I’ve wanted a switch for a while but had a hard time committing to the cost but this has already proven worth the price, even including the game prices. I’ve already used it handles attached to screen, multiplayer with the little screen and multiplayer hooked up to a tv. It charges fast and is fairly intuitive to use. Maybe the only drawback is the Nintendo games are pretty pricey, that and sometimes the controllers are slightly difficult to unattach from accessories.

Some of the reviews on this particular listing made me worried but it is not a scam. The only slightly sketchy thing is that the box art/image was slightly rubbed off but otherwise it was perfectly packaged. Also it doesn’t come with any games so keep in mind you’ll also need the cost of the game(s) you want.

In short I love it and am going to use it an absolute ton. Eventually I’m going to invest in a few extra controllers for family. This is a console I intend to use for years to come, a great investment.

Edit: A year later still love it! I did get another set of joy cons, really nice for family game nights.

Gotten a few more games as well! If you wait for sales you can get some really good deals and you get points/credit things that you can use to take money off purchases (I saved some up for animal crossing also used some for a really cheap game to get it at no cost)

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Alex Wilde

Buy a used one

Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2019

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Disappointed that my warranty period was already over after I bought this because the seller had it for close to a year already. The joy cons go back quickly but Nintendo Would have replaced for free if under warranty still.

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NumberSix

Great system

Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2018

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All I got to say is the kids loves it (including myself) and play it everywhere now. The home console and portability is such a great idea. They just really need to have an official portable HDMI-out so you can connect the Switch to TVs on the go. The dock is too big for portability. I do wish though that it has a GPS/LTE chip option and have microphone builtin. The reason for the LTE is so we can play online on the go like at a park, train, anywhere where there is waiting, where there is no wifi, etc. Its not like you want to keep connecting to wifi at different places anyways. Anyways, that's just my gripe and wishlist but definitely a great must have system regardless.

10 people found this helpful

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Bedelia Abbott

1st Gen Edition.

Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2020

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I bought this for my sister in law.

She is the one writing the review.

Even though it came dusty there was a slight crack in the screen. It's small but noticeable.

The two joy con's that comes with it doesn't share the same car code as the box and neither does the charging port. My boyfriend said that they might've replaced them. Other Than that it works perfectly and smooth. The battery life sucks. I thought I was playing one of the new version. But from what my boyfriend says In that this is one of the 1st gen edition. With the smaller amount of battery life. Needless to say I play is all day and everyday. So I do not have any complaints.

I usually video record my delivery box opening but it wouldn't allow me upload video.

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Mr. Bucket

Nintendo, you've restored my faith in your company

Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2017

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Paid a little extra since Nintendo seems to never have stock, but I'm glad I did. My new job requires me to travel quite a bit, and although my 3DS has kept me company during these trips, I needed something more. I was using the GAEMS Case for my PS4, but lugging that thing around all the time grew old, plus I couldn't bring more than a few games with me at a time unless I bought them digitally. But this beautiful creation has changed my life and made traveling actually enjoyable.

If you're a fan of Nintendo in any sense of the word, you'll be more than happy with the Switch.

7 people found this helpful

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Jessica Clark

Love the Switch

Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2017

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Hesitated to purchase this, especially when it was a bit higher since it’s been out of stock forever. I got this in June and I’ve played it every day since. I could lie and say it’s for my son, but I won’t. I love Zelda and love the Switch

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Ashley G.

Named my console "$300 Splatoon Machine"

Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2018

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I love being able to play full console games on the go. I do hate that the charging port is on the same side as the kick stand meaning I can't just plug and play in tablet mode. The console is pretty weak at receiving wifi signals too. I have to move from my room to an office on the other side of the house to pick up signal. This isn't an issue with my Wii U or my laptop, so I don't know why it's just my Switch. The plastic used is durable enough for regular use. After accidentally dropping one of the joy cons, I noted that it wasn't scratched or dinged at all.

Overall, I love it and I'm having lots of fun!

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Pete

Pleasant little gadget. Not perfect.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 24, 2018

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I got this under instruction from my friend. However I was dubious about it.

In any case I got it and I'm quite happy with it. It's not perfect however.

The good:
It's fast, getting into a game is really quick. Resuming a game is even quicker, the device can be in a standby state for a week, and still have 50 percent battery left over.

Graphics looks quite good on the device it's self. Sitting on the bus or lying in bed, you can have a good game. As far as portable gaming experiences go, it's pretty much the best you can get from a mobile device.

Battery life. I've heard different opinions on this, some people yay it and others moaning. I'm going to say yay and I feel that the naggers have clearly got expectations that are too high. It is game dependent, and of course brightness is a massive impact on it. To give an example, you could play Mario Kart in the dark, brightness low, and you would get 8 hours plus. At high brightness, you'll get about 4. Playing Zelda on the other hand will drain you faster, due to the increased load on the system. If you compare this with high end mobile phone or tablet battery life, it's fairly on par!

The flexibility with the controllers, being able to play with both, or switch to one and give the other half to a friend in acouole seconds is awesome. Battery on the controllers is also great. Having them charge through the main unit is also good.

Having USB type C is great. The adapter of the future, be able to charge it with a phone charger. Can't complain.

The dock. Simply put, this is what truely makes the switch work. It's in the dock, turn on the TV and pick up the controller. Like a PS4 you are in the game in less than 5 seconds due to the resume feature, you're playing your fave game, and then you've got to go. You pick the unit up out of its dock, fire it into your bag and jump on the bus. Pull it out your bag and within 2 seconds you are right back where you were and you can play for hours!

The bad:
The screen is plastic, not glass. I get that this helps prevent cracks, gives it that little bit of shock resistance. However what you loose is scratch resistance and that nice smooth feel you get from a new smartphone. The dock is also made of plastic, which isn't a bad thing. But after a single week of usage, you will be able to see scratches on the screen at the bottom left and right where the dock runs along it. It highlights how prone the screen is to scratching when another bit of smooth plastic can scratch the panel. I recommend a tempered glass screen protector for it as soon as you buy it. You get the protection, and the premium feel as well.

Price of games. I'm not one of these people that have issue buying a £40 to £50 game. But some of the games aren't fully fledged games in m opinion. Tomb raider is an example of a complex piece of software, high quality voice acting, a script, etc. Fully justified a price of £50. Minecraft, great game with a great community, costing £10 to £15 on other platfrms, free on Android, £33 on switch? It's not all games, don't get me wrong. But you could argue that there is a few titles that could be considered mobile games, or experiences. On Android these would often be games you would see for free, or a few quid, maybe £5.

The online experience. Nintendo is well behind the other manufacturers or providers when it comes to their online offering. On other consoles or PC there is entire online communities all easily connected and offering a broad range of features. Nintendo offers nothing in this area besides the basics. It was a free service which was fine, but they are going to start charging for that this month and the offering isn't really improving to justify the charge. Maybe this will change, but for now it just feels like a bit of a slap in the face.

No apps or multimedia abilities. For a device that is effectively a tablet, that even uses a chipset which was designed for high end Android tablets, I find it completely mind boggling that there is no apps like netflix, BBC iPlayer, decent web browser, a media player so that you can pop some videos into an SD card. I spend about 4 hours a day on the bus, when I bought the switch I kind of expected that I'd be able to leave the tablet in he house and use the switch for games and movies.

To finish off I'll touch back on graphics again. When docked, you get to play your games on the big screen. This I were the graphics might start to let you down as the cracks will start to show. It's not bad by any means, in fact there is some really nice looking stuff. But, if you are looking at buying one system, and portability is not something all that important to you, graphics on a console dedicated to the living room will impress to a much greater degree.

50 people found this helpful

Mr Beysick

Joycon failed just one month after warranty expired, how convenient. Overpriced junk and Nintendo will not honour a repair.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 5, 2018

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It's overpriced considering the bad quality components. It is self evident now that the controllers are bad quality and fail quickly and Nintendo will not honour a replacement a single day after one year warranty has expired instead their support tells you to grab a toothbrush and clean it. Some may think one year is a long time but it had very little use in that year and it shouldn't fail even if it's used daily like xbox and ps4 controllers. People who've bought new ones have complained about them failing soon after again so this is not a solution and you can't use a ps4 or xbox controller if you have one because how else will fill their pockets if you don't keep buying their junk ones. I can't see it as anything else but manipulation and abuse of customer trust for financial gain.

24 people found this helpful

Jake

The most interesting console I've played

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 15, 2018

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Pros
- Creative and innovative design
- Crisp, clear handheld screen
- Easy to use
- Feels well built and high quality
- Excellent graphics for a handheld
- Really fun!

Cons
- Screen is slightly small for detailed games
- Battery life could be better
- Small catalogue of games

Overall, a great little console that, for me at least, was well worth the asking price. I love my Nintendo Switch, and found it's very easy to get attached to it. Nintendo have been congratulated by the 'big boys' (Microsoft and Sony) for the Switch's design, and they deserve it. The Switch is much more innovative and interesting than anything that either the XBox or Playstation family have produced in years.

When the catalogue of games increases, and a Pokémon game hits, expect the Switch's popularity to skyrocket further.

16 people found this helpful

Chiara

Great product!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 30, 2017

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The Nintendo Switch has been delivered fast and in a well made package. Everything that was said in the advertise has been found in the box. The console is working great, no scratches or damage noted. Happy with this product, it is intuitive, easy to use, well made both for kids and grown up. I bought it for my partner and he is in love with it! You can use the console with the two remotes attached, not attached or connect it to the tv as well. It is a shame that it doesn't come with a game already, but it has some games demo in it that you can try in order to see if you like such game (still need to buy it separately though).

13 people found this helpful

James

I love this so much

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 23, 2018

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I love this so much. I haven't had a Nintendo since I was a teenager. I grew up with Gameboys and the N64 and playing Zelda on this game is bringing back floods of memories. A very well put together bit of kit, and as an avid PC gamer, the 'casual' nature of this is fantastic. You can pick it up and be back in the action in seconds. Would strongly recommend to anyone. As a mobile device it's not small, but with an adequate case you can easily play on the go.

9 people found this helpful