Mario N (Nintendo Switch)

Really impressed to get an quality Nintendo Switch, a great gaming system, delivered so quickly at such a great price. Couldn’t fault the product or the company.

Great while docked and handheld, was a little hesitant due to price tag for the product but I expect it would not dip any time soon. Great for playing with friends or family as the games are never too demanding and really quite engaging. You best bet the first game purchases were Mario Kart and Odessy. Easy to setup and to dock with the instructions included just difficult to learn how to turn each joy con into individual use for multiplayer games but managed to figure it out. Impressed from Nintendo as it's been a while since I've used their products which was the first Wii.

Great game console, all the family can have fun playing. Down side is you have to purchase games online and can be quite costly but overall great. Plus you do get £30 voucher towards your first game.

This is the older version, people complaining about online subscription it's only £17.99 for a whole year, I got my subscription on shopto for £14.85! Plus you get loads of old NES games to play for free and its alot cheaper then playstation subscription! If you can afford to buy a switch console then I'm sure Nintendo subscription for online isnt gonna break the bank

I’ve been playing since the NES days.Bought for my daughter for her 8th birthday.It’s a Nintendo.U, Get exactly what U’d expect.Great quality machine with a amazing catalogue of family friendly titles.

I used to play PC and PS4, but those platforms leave so much to desire because of visuals. You want a newer TV, newer games, you want to stay with the new because of the promise of new technologies like Higher framerate or better contrast ratios. They completely forget about replayibility or just the gameplay and they focus on only immersion. They make things super complicated. You constantly feel inferior to anyone with OLED TV's or high end gaming PC's. Because I don't know what's more expensive, buying an OLED TV for your console or buying a high end PC for your Steam games.So I bought a Switch to simplify gaming. Plus you can take it with you. It has a variety of games now including indie ones. I think 2019 is one of the better years to 'Switch'. It's readyThe only thing they should improve is the hardware on the Switch to compete with the OLED mobile devices the games and graphics on those look stunning.

Bought it for family TV downstairs and now everyone plays on it 😊 best part when my mums watching her favourite shows and I wanna play breath of the wild, I can just remove it and play some where else. Good graphics ofcourse not better then ps4 but hand held better then my vita. It's basically all the Nintendo consoles in one and you get £30 to spend online. Go for it 👍🏽

The family pooled together and bought this for my son's birthday at the end of September as he had been desperately asking for it for years. He is thrilled with it and we were pleased with the price however it is only scoring a 3 as we don't find the battery any good. We charge it to 100% overnight (on cheap rate), switch it off but when my son goes to use it the battery is dead, back down to 0% which is very frustrating not to mention a waste of electricity. Not sure if this is a common fault with Switches or if we have just got a duff one.