The new nindendo seemed like a suitable substitute for my defunct tablet (and idiocy; who knows, maybe in the future they'll crack it and figure out how to stuff the android with a second system? The screen is average; it supports touch input but isn't especially responsive; this isn't a dealbreaker for me, but it's hard to imagine that the lack of a web browser is responsible for so many problems. The Joy-cons' connection to the console is so fragile that I constantly worry about dropping it. Sadly, I don't have a single USB Type-C on the farm (if that's truly it), and the battery only lasts for approximately four hours. It's unclear whether the gadget can be charged from an external battery while traveling; I still need to sort that out. Even though I haven't finished the one game available for this system yet, it's highly unlikely that I'll buy anything else for it (save maybe the sequel). It's a cool concept in theory, but I have a feeling that in a few months it'll go the way of the Sony camcorder and collect dust for the next decade. There's this awful sensation that I wasn't properly psyched up for the loot. I can't give a higher grade since I no longer believe this product has a promising future.