Review on Game console Nintendo Switch 32 GB, gray by Kiril Georgiev ᠌
Not a bad purchase, worth the money.
The deal was successful overall. Even though I'm an experienced gamer, I find that my time is being taken up by work, family, habit, and business. You won't play much, so I took the Switch more for weekend excursions and business travels (to pass the time on the plane). I brought a number of games with me at all times, including L. A. Noire with Diabla, Resident Evil Rev2, Outlast 2, Skyrim, and Zelda. Only Diablo and Skyrim advanced by 30% in the following three months. Portability is quite appealing. In all honesty, I suggest that fans play without getting carried away with the visuals. There is no need to worry about this because all games have been properly optimized. the experience with the service. JoyCon was replaced twice under warranty when a stick creaked. Each time a courier arrived, took it up, and returned it. According to reports, the diagnosis can take anywhere between 2 weeks and 45 days. I waited the entire 45 minutes. The squeak is worse after waiting and being brought. I re-passed it, they said they would replace it without running any diagnostics, so I will write in a week to ask about the delivery. They jumbled it up, sent it for testing, expressed regret for the error, and provided the right one three days later. In general, even though it takes a while, it is practical and responsible. didn't need to travel anywhere to donate! Good work.
- – designing. You genuinely enjoy the appearance on an aesthetic level. - portability and hybridity. Laying in bed and playing your preferred game is cozy. And when you want sound and pictures, you connect it to your preferred TV. Compared to the PS Vita, there are a lot more games available. I'm glad you have the option to customize it as you see fit. On the one hand, this may seem like a trifle, but after a few months, it still tickles my fancy. - Sufficient performance, considering that this is a full-fledged mobile console rather than a smartphone. - Active cooling system (there is one cooler) and radiators. She rarely makes sounds.
- Yes, get ready. I'll explain all the nuances and flaws, and it's up to you to decide whether you can live with them or not. - overall brittleness and poor wear resistance (the left Joy Con had to be replaced twice under warranty because of the dreadful squeak of the left stick, but the right one worked fine). Even though I was aware of the issue and carefully fitted the switch into the docking station, the screen is protected with a coating that has already completely scratched after three months! - Weak screen (720p resolution, TN technology, dim brightness, general fading) - all of these factors significantly detract from the console's overall impression. Despite the fact that the price of the console itself was reasonable, I had Vita Fat (OLED is fantastic) and slim (IPS) and I liked both screens. They are able to. Without Nintendo, bold! - Extremely expensive costs for games, which I would describe as greedy. But I essentially resisted hacking. I make enough money. - terribly slow game downloads from the eShop, terribly weak WiFi, ac and 5Ghz, and no scent. - Bluetooth headphone connections cannot be made without tambourine dancing. - The powerbank has extremely poor autonomy and takes a long time to charge (I tried charging a 12W iPad, and the results were the same). This is a huge negative because it means the powerbank cannot support real-time discharge while traveling.
