Cosmetic changes aside, the Switch Lite is – as you might expect – very much like a Switch once you get down to the act of playing video games on it. It's comfortable to use – perhaps more ...

Gaming Nintendo Switch Lite review: A great handheld, without the Switch part Nintendo's lower-cost Switch is great, as long as you don't need to connect to a TV or expect to play with friends at ...

With the Switch Lite on shelves at $200, Nintendo is both undercutting the standard Switch's $300 price and the ability to connect to a TV. It is, in effect, a direct challenge to the platform's ...

The Switch Lite also makes a great companion device if you already have a Switch. If you have both, you get the best of both worlds—the Lite's portability and the regular Switch's extra features.

(I bought the Switch Lite before I was assigned to review it.) It's a good fit for me, not just because it's super cute and colorful, but because I've only ever docked my Switch a handful of times.

The Switch Lite is rated for 3 to 7 hours of battery life — a little better than the OG Switch, but not quite as good as the up to 9 hours that the 2019 Nintendo Switch refresh promises.

Nintendo was also able to make the Switch Lite smaller by using a 5.5-inch display, instead of the big Switch's 6.2-inch screen. They're both 720p displays, but the smaller size technically makes ...

How it compares: The Switch OLED has the biggest and best display of the Switch lineup, with a 7-inch OLED screen that trumps the 6.2-inch Nintendo Switch and the 5.5-inch Switch Lite, both of ...

Nintendo Switch Lite launched over two years on from the original Switch model. Arriving on September 20, 2019, the Lite may have ditched the ability to dock your Switch to a TV, but it came with ...

The original Nintendo Switch no longer feels like a proper portable device now that I’ve used the Switch Lite. This new slimmed-down version reminds me of the Game Boy Advance in look and feel ...

The Switch Lite looks like a Nintendo Switch in handheld mode with both Joy-Cons attached, but in a slightly smaller and slimmer design measuring 3.6 by 8.2 by 0.6 inches (HWD) and weighing 9.8 ...