Nintendo Switch Lite Pokémon Sword/Shield Edition
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Product number | 835086 | |
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Manufacturer code | 10003041 | |
Brand | Nintendo | |
Processing of your defect | Via Coolblue | |
Old product returned for free |
Computer platform | Nintendo Switch Lite | |
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(In-game) image resolution | 720p | |
recommended for Virtual reality |
Total storage capacity | 32 GB | |
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Expandable memory | ||
Expandable storage capacity up to | 2 TB | |
Replace or add memory | Replace and add |
Built-in WiFi | ||
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WiFi standards | Wireless AC | |
Bluetooth | ||
Bluetooth version | 4.1 | |
USB port | ||
Type of USB port | USB-C | |
Number of USB-C ports | 1 | |
Headphone jack | ||
Type of headphone connection | 3.5mm (TS) | |
Number of headphone jacks | 1 |
Included by default | Manual, Power cord |
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Color | Gray | |
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Weight | 275 g |
According to our console expert
The new Nintendo Switch Lite is lighter and more compact than the 'regular' Switch, making it easier to bring with you.
The Switch Lite's battery lasts about an hour longer compared to the 'regular' Nintendo Switch.
The four buttons of the left Joy-Con have been replaced with a directional pad for more precision.
Contrary to its predecessor, you can't connect the Nintendo Switch Lite to your television.
The Switch Lite's buttons are integrated. This means that due to the absence of regular Joy-Cons with a rumble feature and motion detection, a few games will require an extra wireless controller.
The new Nintendo Switch Lite Pokémon Shield/Sword Edition is the successor to the original. You can no longer connect it to the TV, and this model is also more compact than its predecessor, making the Nintendo handheld even easier to bring with you. The controllers on either side of the device have now been integrated into the casing, meaning you can no longer detach them. Virtually every Nintendo Switch game is also playable on this Lite version, so you can just keep having fun with games like Super Mario Odyssey and the upcoming Pokémon Sword and Shield games.
Note: contrary to the 'regular' Switch, you can't connect the Nintendo Switch Lite to a TV. You can no longer detach the controllers either, which means games like 1-2-Switch will require an extra set of wireless Joy-Cons.
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Think the pokemon nintendo plus games are good fun to get through the winter and spring and summer and fall with the winter hahaha
Jm Nijman
14 November 2019
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ideal for handheld gaming
Jelle Van muiden
15 November 2019
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A great handheld console that runs just as well as a normal Switch. The Lite is a lot nicer to hold than the larger version, and its predecessors of the DS series.
Jeroen Geissler
21 November 2019
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