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

Name: 💙 Officially Licensed Hori Nintendo Switch Blue Light Blocking Screen Protector – Protect Your Eyes while Playing!
Item: 💙 Officially Licensed Hori Nintendo Switch Blue Light Blocking Screen Protector – Protect Your Eyes while Playing!
Rating: 5

March 14, 2023

I am delighted, the product is really worthy.

A very promising device that combines portability with good graphics. The PlayStation Vita couldn't bring the experience of big games to the small screen at the time, and the Switch is up to the task. To play some blockbuster on a huge screen with a bewitching picture, this console is not suitable, but playing something simpler, comfortably lounging on a bed or in any convenient place, is just right.

Pros

Compact. You can put it in your bag or backpack and take it anywhere. Ability to play in stationary and portable mode. The hardware power is sufficient so that the graphics do not hurt the eyes (you can say as much as you like, they say, “grafon is not the main thing,” but it’s more comfortable to play with a good picture, as for me). The presence of a touch screen. Yes, this is not something unusual, but with mechanical controls, it could be made without a touch layer. In general, entering text data is much more convenient than on other consoles. The presence of vibration motors and gyroscopes in joycons. Vibration feedback is more pleasant to play than without it, and aiming with the help of a gyroscope is very convenient.

Cons

The Nintendo eShop versions of the games are noticeably more expensive than the retail versions. While people are joking about 5K gaming on the PlayStation, some Nintendo games have stepped into the 6K era. Joycon drift. With a not very intensive game (I don’t play competitive multiplayer), after about a year the system starts to register the deviation of the sticks, which leads to the spontaneous movement of the camera or the main character, the cursor jumping between menu items. Yes, you can buy new joycons, but really, after so many years, the problem could not be fixed? This is not an isolated case: I tried three sets. Games from Nintendo itself are very peculiar. The company releases enough of them, but it's not certain that you'll like all of them, which involuntarily raises the thought of a lack of games. Especially against the backdrop of eShop being flooded with tons of projects of dubious quality. Social functions are placed in a separate application for mobile devices. Clueless crutch. What prevented you from adding the ability to exchange messages in the console OS? Sony and Microsoft also have their own applications, but as an alternative, here is a handheld console with a touch screen, and you can’t even use it to write a message because they didn’t bring such a function. And when you remember the company's attempt to implement voice chat, you generally wonder what kind of people work in the company.