The new Nintendo Switch Lite is lighter and more compact than the 'normal' Switch, so it's easier to take with you on vacation.
Because the battery of the Switch Lite lasts about an hour longer than the 'normal' Nintendo Switch, you can keep gaming longer on the go.
Now that the four buttons on the left Joy-Con have been replaced by a directional pad, you control your movements with more precision.
The Nintendo Switch Lite can't be connected to the TV, unlike it's predecessor.
The Switch Lite has fixed buttons, and because it lacks Joy-Cons with rumble and motion sensor you need an extra wireless controller for a small number of games.
Description
Play handheld with the Nintendo Switch Lite, the game system you no longer connect to the TV. It's a compact lightweight system with built-in controls. You can play all Nintendo Switch games which support the handheld style on the Nintendo Switch Lite. This means you can play almost all Nintendo Switch games. The system is ideal for those who like to play in the house anywhere or for those who want to play online or locally with friends or family.
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.
Play handheld with the Nintendo Switch Lite, the game system you no longer connect to the TV. It's a compact lightweight system with built-in controls. You can play all Nintendo Switch games which support the handheld style on the Nintendo Switch Lite. This means you can play almost all Nintendo Switch games. The system is ideal for those who like to play in the house anywhere or for those who want to play online or locally with friends or family.
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.
