Review on Game console Nintendo Switch Lite 32 GB, turquoise by Stanislaw Kobylka (S ᠌

There are really a lot of them: - Frankly weak console. Games in HD 30fps pulls barely, even without anti-aliasing. Ports from PC are heavily truncated, some games even run in resolutions below HD. There are lags when scrolling through the list of games in its own store, the console is really leisurely in this regard. Frequent and long loading in games. - The battery lasts for about 3 hours in a 3D game at high brightness. If you take it with you - only with a power bank or charging (if you have an outlet) - Very expensive games (4000r is the usual price for a good game). Prices here are higher than on a PC, about 2-3 times (without discounts). Given the price, 3-4 full-fledged games are already the cost of the console. - Built-in memory is available about 29GB. This is for a couple of good games or about 5 average ones. Games here are also 100 MB, but, on average, from 2 to 16 GB. So you immediately need to buy an SD card from 64GB (now at discounts this costs 750r) - Bad DAC. The sound in the headphones is quite average, there is background noise. For music games, I can recommend using a USB audio card via an OTG adapter, but this is already some kind of perversion. But the sound is good. - Closed system. That is, for example, you can’t just throw screenshots on a computer: either remove the USB flash drive, or send them directly from the console to Twitter or Facebook. No browser, but there is YouTube. - Weird game loading. While the console is on, the download goes at a normal speed, but once you turn on the standby mode and put it down (even while charging), the speed drops to 100 MB / s and the download stretches for 15 hours.