Review on Game console Nintendo Switch 32 GB, red by Adam Walendzik ᠌

My tablet passed away, and I was under the impression that the new Nindendo would be a suitable replacement for it (oh, and idiocy, although maybe in the future they will break it and figure out how to fill the android with a second system?). The screen is passable; it has touch sensitivity but its responsiveness is not particularly high, despite the fact that, in my opinion, it is adequate. However, it is difficult to think that the introduction of a web browser would, in principle, resolve a great deal of issues. The attachment of the Joy-cons to the console itself has a fragile feel to it, which makes me nervous that I will drop it. It is not quite apparent whether it will be possible to charge the gadget while on a journey from an external battery; I still need to figure it out, but unfortunately, I do not have a single USB Type-C on the farm (if that's actually it). The battery life is approximately four hours. It's true that I haven't finished playing the one and only game that's currently available on this platform, but I seriously doubt that I'll ever buy anything else besides this one, unless it's the next installment in the series. This is the purchase that I consider to be my most questionable investment. In overall, the device is intriguing; but, I'm concerned that in a couple of months, it will go the same way as the Sony camcorder did and spend years collecting dust in a closet. It is such an awful sensation that I was not adequately prepared for the loot as I should have been. I am unable to provide a higher rating since I do not believe there is a viable future for this product.