Review on 💙 Officially Licensed Hori Nintendo Switch Blue Light Blocking Screen Protector – Protect Your Eyes while Playing! by Doyun Won ᠌

In general, the console fully met my expectations. Partly because they weren't overpriced. I took it with the expectation of the ability to play in portable mode: on the road / during short periods of waiting. Everything is ok with this: I played in TV mode, got it out of the dock, continued to play further anywhere. Virtually "seamless", the game remains active. I do not remember a case when the game would turn off by itself, without active actions from the user. Joycons, for my subjective taste, are unpleasant to control, which is solved by Switch Pro for stationary mode and any third-party controller-holder for portable. But there are two of them and you can easily, with a certain degree of inconvenience, share. In general, switching / determining the active configuration of joysticks is one of the most annoying things. In the games themselves, sometimes it is simply impossible to change it "on the fly", you have to go into the settings. The graphics in games are adequate to the console format and often depend on the quality of the game port. The screen is small, of course, but something has to be sacrificed, right? Anything more than a phone. I can’t complain about autonomy either. Until now, I have not caught myself in a situation of "oh, damn it, I'm discharged." But, again, maybe this is my individual rhythm of use - I don’t sit with it for hours, sessions are obtained from 15 minutes to 1.5 hours, and the console rests in the dock. The prices for games in the store are, of course, greatly inflated. And with 60-80% discounts on non-exclusives, at times they approach the regular prices for games in the same incentive. Exclusives, of course, you will not wait for discounts. In summary: this is a highly specialized gadget for specific situations. It will not replace "adult" consoles, but it does its job, plus everything - at the moment (until the release of the steam deck, at least) there is no full-fledged alternative to it.