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Compatible with microSD, microSDHC and microSDXC memory cards. Please read our microSD Card FAQ for more information on compatible microSD cards. The Switch Lite is an all-in-one handheld, with the controls built into the device itself. You can still connect wireless controllers to it, but it's ultimately designed for one user as a gaming portable.

When it comes to ergonomics, it depends on how big your hands are - The smaller the Switch Lite, the more likely it is to suit you. In general, the device is more compact in the hands than the original model, which is great.Despite missing these two features, the Switch Lite still has an accelerometer, gyroscope, and brightness sensor. That means you can still use gyro controls in games like Breath of the Wild– tilting the console to aim the bow, for instance – and the screen's brightness adjusts depending on your surroundings. A good 2.5 years after its market launch, the market-busting Nintendo Switch has a sister model. As the keenest detectives will work out from the name, this is a slimmed-down version, kind of like what Sony does with its PlayStation Slim, before it started going down the route of producing more powerful versions. In TV mode, it's also possible to use a wired LAN connection via a commercially available wired LAN adapter. Nintendo’s continued building upon the Switch since the Lite's launch. Alongside the Nintendo Switch OLED launch, it's also seen continued system updates. Despite the controllers being fixed, they offer mainly the same buttons as the original Switch – except the left, right, up, and down buttons, which have been replaced by a D-Pad, or Plus Control Pad, as Nintendo calls it. The D-Pad replacement feels natural, like it's always been there – and is undoubtedly more suited to handheld play.

If you’re looking to play the most popular Nintendo games like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Super Mario Odyssey, Pokémon Sword and Shield, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, or The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, you can’t go wrong with either system. What’s the difference in size and screen size?Between reminding us to use our Nintendo Switch reward points and adding Nintendo Switch software folders to better organize our library of games, a Nintendo Switch Online achievements system also went live. Elsewhere, you can now add friends through the Nintendo Switch Online companion app, available on iOS and Android mobiles. It means adding friends is easier than ever on Nintendo Switch. Firstly, this is MOST IMPORTANT - The Nintendo Switch Lite is technically not weaker than the standard model. The processor and memory equipment is just as good - and even more energy-efficient. This means about 30 minutes more battery life compared to the original. Compared to the new 2019 version, however, there is no such advantage. The display has shrunk by 0.7 inches to 5.5 inches, so it's even a little smaller than current phones. In addition to the TV output, the vibration function of the controller and the infrared camera for motion capture have also been left out. As a result, not all games are compatible with the Lite, but only those that explicitly support handheld mode. This is the majority, but titles like Super Mario Party, the Just Dance series and 1-2 Switch are missing. Changed Handling However, the trade-off is that it can sometimes be difficult to read small in-game writing on a smaller screen. We had to hold the console closer to our faces to read some text. It's a minor issue but slightly odd for onlookers on a morning commute. Looking for advice on how to connect Nintendo Switch to your TV? After some recommendations for Nintendo Switch SD cards? We've got you covered. Please note: There is a newer version of the Nintendo Switch out under the name of Nintendo Switch (OLED Model). Of course, it's not a redesign of this Lite version as it just makes slight enhancements to the original design, but the OLED panel and the adjustable stand that version features might convince some shoppers to gravitate towards it. Nintendo Switch Lite

Please note: the internal battery cannot be removed. If the battery needs to be replaced, it can be replaced for a fee via Nintendo Customer Support. The Nintendo Switch is larger and heavier than the Nintendo Switch Lite (yeah, I guess the name pretty much implies that). With a pair Joy-Con controllers attached to a Switch, the system weighs 0.88 lbs, compared to the Switch Lite, which weighs 0.61 lbs. The ZL and ZR triggers feel perfect and help cement that snug fit. However, the L and R buttons are thinner than on the original Switch. Arguably a bit too thin, as we sometimes found our fingers slipping off them.Both models also allow wireless connectivity, Bluetooth headphones, and MicroSD cards to increase the 32GB internal storage.If you’re looking for a deeper dive into the Nintendo Switch, you can read Polygon’s full review of the original system and our review of the Switch Lite. You can also read up on our favorite Switch games if you’re looking for recommendations. Or, if you’re looking to see how a Switch compares to other consoles, like the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, we’ve got you covered there too. Full hardware specs Nintendo Switch is designed to go wherever you go, transforming from home console to handheld gaming system. So you can play the games you love, however and whenever you like. The battery life will depend on the games you play. For instance, the battery will last approximately 5.5 hours for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

Battery life can last for more than six hours, but will vary depending on the software and usage conditions. The screen on the Switch light measures 5.5 inches across compared to 6.2 inches on the full-sized Nintendo Switch - both display a 720p resolution. A Nintendo Switch Lite in turquoise, playing Super Mario Maker 2 Photo: Michael McWhertor/Polygon What colors are available? The most popular brands for Nintendo continue to be the Super Mario series, Pokémon, The Legend of Zelda and FIFA. In terms of processing power, the Switch and Switch Lite are effectively identical. They have the same CPU/GPU combination, and can play all the same games (except games that specifically require TV mode, like party game 1-2 Switch). Both systems will display games at 720p on their screens, with similar performance. The standard Switch can output video to a TV at 1080p, but that feature is moot for the Switch Lite, since it can't output video at all. Screen SizeIf you’re dedicated to gaming on the go, there’s a Nintendo Switch bundle for that too. The Nintendo Switch Lite is compact, lightweight and just right for taking out and about. Whether you’re playing outside, travelling, or joining in with friends and family playing on a flagship Nintendo Switch console, the Nintendo Switch Lite has handheld gaming covered.