Nintendo Switch Lite - Turquoise - Switch

Got this during the lock down because of boredom, liking it a lot so far. The grip is comfy and easy to use. Love the colour, I also bought a case separately. Would recommend that those that purchase this get a hard case and screen protector at the same time and be aware that the games for this can be quite expensive.

This product is horrible for charging! We had to have the first one we ordered replaced within days because it wouldn’t charge anymore. Now, 2 months later also the replacement product stopped charging. In the past 2 months it was on and off... only the original charger worked and only in certain sockets in the house and still then it was 50/50... hugely frustrating for the children and their parents as we endured their complaints. Don’t buy the Switch Lite... it is a disappointment!

Screen randomly goes black. Overall feels very sluggish. One of the poorest systems I have ever used. Shame I love Nintendo’s titles.

Ive gone for turquoise and it was the best colour choice plus Ive been playing Mario kart 8 for the last few days and its feel great to play on this device.

Had a lot of fun with my switch , love the colour and is very strong and easy to use , With a large clear screen.

I really like it, its easy to keep in purse and fun for entertainment would definitely recommend this product to others. The color is gorgeous as well, easy to set up too.

Works great as described. Great condition

Great seller. The Switch was as good as new and works perfectly. Thanks.

I’m usually easy to please, but this missed the mark. I’ll take some flak for this 3 star review, but the bottom line is it is not as easy to use as I thought it would be—especially for younger kids. I have a five year old that is pretty smart (for a preschooler) and he can’t even button mash on this thing to have fun on it. I bought this to keep him occupied and I am constantly having to navigate thru the menu and sub menus just to get a game going for him. This was supposed to be fun for him and keep him occupied. Instead I’m spending way too much time messing with the complex controls on this game system then I want to. Also, none of the games come with instruction manuals or directions on how to play them. And don’t let your small kid put games in or take them out. They’ll put them in backwards and try to force them in or figure out how to take them out and lose them. I’d say the sweet spot for the age of users with this thing is ten (10) and up.

I bought this for my grandson. It was just as advertised