Review on Game console Nintendo Switch Lite 32 GB, coral by Mateusz Grzesiak (M ᠌
No complaints, I recommend to buy.
The console's emotions were conflicted. I was initially enticed by the prospect of playing a wide variety of games on a fully functional portable device. If only for the sake of a single Zelda, this prefix should be used. Outside of town, while traveling: perfect. However, with the release of Sony's current psp, I'm not sure if Nintendo would have the same level of confidence in the portable sector. The second option appears to me to be both more fascinating and practical. There are too many unanswered questions for Nintendo, including those about the screen's quality, the lack of a player, and the inability to attach a bluetooth headphone. The market for handheld consoles is suffering from a lack of serious competitors. You should know that this game system is not intended to replace an adult set-top box. There, a collection of "big" games will be vastly more engaging, and the graphical quality will be on a whole other level.
- Good construction; high-quality materials Quick Operating System. There are zero lags while navigating between the desktop, games, and settings (think of it as an iPhone for consoles). autonomy (from 2 to 4 hours, depending on the "severity" of the game) screen brightness ranging from "barely shines" to "burn my eyes"; availability of "big" titles like Skyrim, the Witcher, Zelda, etc.; good stereo sound and decent sound at all volume ranges; - cartridges; and the secondary market's offering of them for a fraction of their original cost (or in trade) - the option to record the final 30 seconds of play and upload it to share on social media Standard microSD cards (up to 256GB) are supported. doesn't get noisy (thanks to its active cooling) and doesn't overheat. There were initial issues with sales of protective eyewear and backpacks, but they have already been resolved.
- 720p screen and low dpi; if with 720p it's still kind of clear (hardware will not enable you to make full hd), then what causes such a low pixel density - well, it's utterly incomprehensible. You'll grow used to it and your eyes will adjust over time, but don't count on a crystal-clear image when playing video games. therefore, widespread "soap" during major games. You can only use Chinese adapters that link to type-c (a separate device that will stick out of the console) to use wireless headphones, despite the fact that the TV box itself supports bluetooth and all channels are reserved for 8(!) joy-cons. - there's no media player; No vibrations in the lite version, as the morose Nintendo developers must have thought were unnecessary.
