The Nintendo Switch Lite is real, offering an entry-level version of the Switch for $200 without some of the features that have come to define Nintendo's blockbuster handheld.

Because the Switch Lite cannot be docked, all it has is its handheld screen that, at best, can reach 720p. Recommended Videos Beyond raw graphical output, the Switch 2 also has HDR support, DLSS ...

Switch Lite is for handheld/budget gaming, and feels better to hold. In short: The upcoming Switch Lite, at $200 (£200, AU$300), costs less but only works as a handheld game system.

I had the opportunity to try out Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild at Nintendo’s ritzy Switch Lite hands-on event in New York City. (And I do mean ritzy; they ...

If the Switch Lite could send video out, for $200, you could buy a Switch Lite, spend $60 to $70 on an extra pair of Joy-Con or a Switch Pro Controller, and get something almost as good as a ...

Nintendo says the big Switch maxes out at 6.5 hours while the Switch Lite maxes out at 7 hours. You May Also Like In practice, I found the two to be roughly comparable.

There are a few marks against the Switch Lite, however. For one, it’s hard to justify toting around a device dedicated primarily to games, not an ideal device for straphangers.

The Nintendo Switch Lite is a weird concept that does away with the main selling point of its predecessor. But if you don't care about playing on a TV, it's actually a great option.

The Switch Lite, on the other hand, is $200 — perfect for those looking to game on a budget. Sure, the device lacks many features available with the OLED (and original model), but depending on ...

Nintendo has announced the fifth color option in the Switch Lite lineup. The new hue is “blue,” and it will be available for purchase beginning on May 21st. It will cost $199.99, just like the ...