Will Super Mario Party be available for Switch Lite? Because on many levels that wouldn't make sense at all. I still don't really get why the Switch lite is as it is. Yeah it'll sell well but that doesn't mean it's not a missed opportunity and not a lazy design.

Heavyarms55 I am waiting for my holiday bonus to get the 1tb and restart loading my games again. I did upgrade my Switch to newer Switch X2 GPU but til I update the sd I won't load all the games yet. The EVORETRO Complete Starter Kit for Nintendo Switch Lite with Tempered Glass Screen Protector, Travel Case, Foldable Stand Alucard83 I find the buttons even on the standard Switch too small! You'd think a system with modular controllers would have a set of larger button controllers out by now. The joycons would need to be wider to accommodate the larger buttons but it's a sacrifice I'd be willing to make for more comfortable buttons. Your console can be charged in any of the following ways. (There are differences depending on your console type.) When you start charging, the battery icon ( ) at the top-right of the HOME Menu screen will change to ( ) to indicate that the console is charging.You guy's may say I'm being dramatic or something, but I'll say that's denial – people will convince themselves this the product they need, but the truth is this – this thing is Nintendo's laziest and un-necessarily compromised hardware product in recent memory. Darren is Nintendo Life’s Batman: fearless in the face of danger, he loves gadgets and talking in a really, really deep voice. As Operations Director he stays mostly behind the scenes in a room he insists on calling “The Batcave”. Switch fans should be happy because with Switch Lite both consoles will get renewed software support but what I see is people disappointed with the release of an additional optional hardware that will attract software development? Did any of this happened with GBA SP, GBA Micro and DS Lite? Or was internet much quieter then?

They could of touted that as Switch II - instead we get a unit that's no longer filling any specific market. That may be enough for many, but I'm a bit saddened that Nintendo played it so 'standard' with the lite. My Vita Slim is a far more interesting device in comparison - and as a companion device to the full Switch experience. The charging system on the Switch Lite works basically the same as in most modern rechargeable devices. Electricity from the AC adapter is delivered through the port and various bits of circuitry into the batteries. Any fault with charging ultimately boils down to one of those three elements: Power adapter, cable connection, or battery.And I was one of those who was actually waiting for a lighter and slightly smaller Switch (and not buying into the nonsense 'Pro' rumours) – but I didn't expect the lite to be this compromised.

Open the Nintendo Switch adjustable charging stand and set it on a flat surface such as a table. Then put the console on the stand. The Switch also supports a higher wattage charging mode that charges the battery much faster. However, it requires a USB-C-to-USB-C cable with a high-wattage power source (such as a MacBook Pro 61-watt USB-C charger) or a specially made Switch AC Adapter. FYOUNG offers one of few longer options at 9.8 feet instead of the usual 5 feet with this cable. This USB charging cable is powerful enough for you to charge and play at the same time when your battery is low. Don't worry about massive tangles; this cable is made to reduce tangling, preventing damage via splitting. You can always trust iMore. Our team of Apple experts have years of experience testing all kinds of tech and gadgets, so you can be sure our recommendations and criticisms are accurate and helpful. Find out more about how we test.

Braided cables are useful for people who tend to be hard on their cables. The braid allows for a little more strength to protect against unwanted bends that cause splitting and exposed wire. This 6-foot cable offers a sleek white nylon braid and gives you a little bit of extra length. Never needed protection accessories for any gaming device and I’ve dropped them all from game boys to psp to the Switch. The plastic housing and screens are all pretty good out of the box

The DS, the 3DS, the Switch, and all the Nintendo home consoles since the N64 had that Nintendo specialness of creative uniqueness to them. The Switch lite is just a portable games console with Nintendo IP games. It's most standout feature is a D-pad for goodness-sake. However, the Nintendo Switch Lite does not have a user-serviceable power port or battery. As such, the only fault in the system that you can fix yourself is in the AC adapter. As it so happens, faulty power supplies, bad cables, and poor cable connections are the main reasons why a Switch Lite might not charge. The best replacement charger for your Switch Lite is definitely the Switch AC Power Supply. It looks a lot like the official charger and doesn't cost that much. If you happen to have both a Switch Lite and the original Switch, you'll be able to charge either device with this power supply. One thing to watch for when purchasing a third-party AC adapter for the Switch Lite is that it outputs at 15V/2.6A. A product that outputs 5V/1.5A will charge the battery, but doesn’t provide enough power to allow users to play games simultaneously. Using a weaker charger will cause the battery to continue draining, albeit at a slower pace, while using the console. Tbh, I don't know how this is supposed to feel more comfortable than the standard switch. All the media outlets seem to be saying that, but it sounds like hype talking.

brunojenso It's just a handheld console and since Nintendo can't nurture two sprouts at the same time they just have a single games lineup. Nintendo didn't mind neglecting Wii U years before Switch launched and leaving fans in the cold just to have the Wii U ports ready for the Switch launch and they didn't have much to offer on Switch anyway besides a single port, Breath of the Wild. Similar to most smartphones and tablets, the Nintendo Switch Lite offers a display with touch input. And sometimes, a finger isn’t always the ideal tool for the job, as they can leave oils and grease on the screen, making it harder to see over time and requiring more cleaning. Plus, your hands can get in the way of what you’re playing, especially where precision is concerned. So, if you plan to play games centered around the touch input on the Nintendo Switch Lite, like Scribblenauts Showdown, a stylus comes in handy. Nintendo has always been way more successful with handheld consoles so the Switch Lite makes perfect sense. You ask yourself what's the point of Switch Lite. You can love the original Switch like there's no tomorrow but the original Switch is the weird thing and the atypical hybrid console while the Lite, even if you don't like it, it's what Nintendo has been doing more successfully for many years. Besides, Switch Lite shares Switch games library but the original Switch has overpriced Wii U ports which is far more insulting than offering a pure not clunky handheld version of their halfway concept.