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Nintendo Switch Lite

Think of it as the "Go Portable" version of the Switch, but without the detachable Joy-Cons. It's perfect for those who love gaming on the go and don't mind playing solo. It's like a dedicated handheld console with a touchscreen, but with a library of games that can also be played on the big screen.

Price: $199

Nintendo Switch Lite Price, Specs, and Features

Nintendo Switch Lite Specifications

Category Feature Details
General Model Nintendo Switch Lite
Release Date September 20, 2019
Physical Specifications Dimensions 3.6 x 8.2 x 0.55 inches
Weight 0.61 lbs (1.54 lbs)
Color Options Yellow, Gray, Turquoise
Display Screen Size 5.5 inches
Screen Type Capacitive touch screen
Resolution 1280 x 720 pixels
Performance Processor NVIDIA Custom Tegra processor
Battery Life 3 to 7 hours (depends on the game)
Charging Time Approximately 3 hours
Battery Type Non-removable lithium-ion battery
Storage Internal Storage 32 GB
Expandable Storage microSD, microSDHC, or microSDXC cards (sold separately)
Available Storage After Setup Approximately 25.9 GB
Connectivity Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac
Bluetooth Bluetooth 4.1
USB Type USB Type-C for charging
Online Features Compatible with Nintendo Switch Online
Audio Speakers Built-in stereo speakers
Audio Jack 3.5mm audio jack
Microphone Built-in microphone
Audio Output Stereo sound
Control Features Controllers Built-in controllers (Joy-Con not detachable)
Touchscreen Yes, capacitive touchscreen
Motion Control No IR Motion Camera, but some motion controls available
Multiplayer Local wireless play with up to 8 consoles
Not Included Features TV Mode, Tabletop Mode, HD Rumble
  • Why is it called "Lite"? Because it's lighter and doesn't have detachable Joy-Cons.
  • Can I play multiplayer games? Yep, but you'll need to use a separate controller.
  • Can I connect it to the TV? Nope, it's designed for handheld gaming only.
  • Can I charge it while playing? Yep, just plug in the USB-C cable.
  • Is it worth it if I already have a Switch? If you're always on the go and want a dedicated handheld, then yes.

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