Pros
- Console size, autonomy, design.
Cons
- Drift sticks and problems with the ZL button.
Pros
- - Portable (if you need portability, then there are simply no analogues anymore) - Nice design - USB-C - relatively fast charging, no problems with the cable (for a power bank, for example) There are probably no more obvious advantages. Because "quiet" and "comfortable in the hands" is a matter of course for this type of device. Probably, exclusive games, such as Animal Crossing, Zelda, Mario, Splatoon and a few more, should also be included here. But this, rather, is not a plus for the console, but a minus for the game.
Cons
- 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.
Pros
- Original, price
Cons
- Not yet identified
Pros
- exclusive Nintendo games, compactness, portability, workmanship.
Pros
- Excellent prefix, games just a wagon. The build quality, materials and screen are at a good level, the lack of pixels per inch is not striking. There are constantly excellent discounts in the Nintendo online store, I took two parts of Siberia for 125
Cons
- Prices for Nintendo exclusives
Pros
- - 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)
Cons
- 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;
Pros
- The feeling that you hold a premium product in your hand, portability.
Cons
- Dear games. The console is not for everyone. Sticks.
Pros
- Almost an ordinary switch, but small. The screen is cool. bomb gyroscope. Very fast interface. Almost instantaneous waking up from standby mode. Faster than Vita. Really compact and handy.
Cons
- I don't have vibro. Bluetooth only for joysticks and joycons. Do not connect to TV. The screen is scratched.
Pros
- Its shape: so compact and fits so nicely in your hands) Material quality. No noise. The volume of a memory card is up to 2 TB, of course, if you find one, and if you do, it will obviously cost more than the console itself)
Cons
- The screen could have been put a little better; colors are not visible from all angles without distortion. Heating of the console during heavy games, such as Diablo 3. Not much, but slightly unpleasant. The sticks for playing shooters are not very conveniently located. If you compare it with a regular gamepad, from the same Xbox 360, then the console needs at least silicone tips to put on them, otherwise it’s a real disaster - fingers slip too much. The battery could have been pushed in a larger volume, otherwise it’s enough for 4-6 hours (depending on the games (2D or 3D)). And, of course, it is advisable to purchase some kind of cover and / or film / glass on the screen in order to keep this pleasant look longer.
Pros
- Easy compact Comfortable
Cons
- I did not reveal any obvious shortcomings for myself, the prices for games are possible, but in principle this is something that you must accept and understand even before buying a console.
