Review on Game console Nintendo Switch Lite 32 GB, turquoise by Mateusz Gsiewski ᠌
The goods are normal, money is not wasted!
Feelings from the console were twofold. I bribed in the first place by the fact that there is an opportunity to play a large number of games in a full-fledged portable. For the sake of one Zelda, at least it's probably worth taking this prefix. In the country, on the road - ideal. However, I'm not sure if Nintendo would feel just as confident in the portable market if Sony's current psp were now available. For some reason, it seems to me that the second would be at least more interesting and functional. There are too many questions for Nintendo, ranging from the quality of the screen to the absence of some seemingly basic and obvious things such as connecting a bluetooth headset and the absence of a banal player. The lack of real competition in the portable console segment is clearly making itself felt. Well, you need to understand that this console will not replace an adult set-top box. There, a set of "big" games will be much more interesting and the level of graphics is completely different.
- - build quality - nice materials - nimble OS. all switching between the desktop, games, settings occur without lags (just some kind of iPhone in the world of consoles) - sufficient autonomy (depending on the "severity" of the game from 2 to 4 hours) - the presence of "big" games like Skyrim, the Witcher, Zelda, etc. - a wide range of screen brightness settings from "barely shines" to "burn my eyes" - good stereo sound and decent sound at all volume ranges - cartridges; and the opportunity to buy them on the secondary for half the price (or exchange) - the ability to quickly save a video of the last 30 seconds of the game and share it through social networks - support for a regular micro sd card (like up to 256GB) - does not overheat, does not make noise (with active cooling) - protective glasses and bags have already appeared (at the start of sales there were problems with this)
- the fattest, without nit-picking: - 720p screen and low dpi; if with 720p it’s still kind of clear (hardware will not allow you to make full hd), then what causes such a low pixel density - well, it’s completely incomprehensible. the eye, of course, adapts and you get used to it over time, but don't expect a super clear picture in games. as a result - general "soap" in big games. - you can not connect wireless headphones; at the same time, the set-top box has bluetooth; but all channels are reserved for 8(!) joy-cons; you can only connect through Chinese adapters that connect to type-c (a separate device that will stick out of the console) - no audio and video player; apparently the gloomy geniuses from nintendo decided that this was superfluous - no vibration in lite version;
