7/19 Update: A week after the reveal of the Switch Lite, Nintendo announced an upgraded version of the original Switch that will have extended battery life, and will launch in mid-August. Original ...

The Nintendo Switch Lite is compatible with all Nintendo Switch games that support handheld mode, but certain titles such as 1-2 Switch will require additional Joy-Con controllers that can be ...

The Switch Lite's screen measures 5.5 inches diagonally. The Switch OLED Model's screen is the largest of the three available models, measuring 7 inches diagonally.

Certain Switch features, like the ability to play titles on your TV via a docking station or detachable controllers for instant two-player action, have been jettisoned from the Switch Lite.

Long story short, the bi-directional matrix switch installed in the traditional Nintendo Switch simply isn’t present in the Lite version. The lack of video output has nothing to do with software.

Market conditions” have come for Nintendo, and the company has just announced that it will be raising prices on a number of ...

Nintendo Switch Lite review: A great handheld, without the Switch part Nintendo's lower-cost Switch is great, as long as you don't need to connect to a TV or expect to play with friends at home.

But at $200, the Lite is right for everyone who doesn’t care about gaming on the TV. Nintendo Switch Lite is available now for $200. Nintendo provided a sample unit for the purpose of this review.

The original Nintendo Switch no longer feels like a proper portable device now that I’ve used the Switch Lite. This new slimmed-down version reminds me of the Game Boy Advance in look and feel ...

The Nintendo Switch Lite is real, offering an entry-level version of the Switch for $200 without some of the features that have come to define Nintendo's blockbuster handheld.