Nintendo Switch with Neon Blue and Neon Red Joy-Con - Black/neon Red/neon Blue

March 2017 · Nintendo · Nintendo Switch · With Motion Control · 10.5 ounces · Handheld · Neon Blue / Neon Red · Wi-Fi · Bluetooth · NFCColor: Neon Blue And Neon RedReviews4.750,621 reviews5 star42,116 reviews4 star6,050 reviews3 star971 reviews2 star322 reviews1 star1,162 reviewsWay Better Than ExpectedMay 18, 2020I have had every Nintendo system since the NES to the WiiU but didn't get to the Switch until now, March 2020 and I regret not getting it sooner. I have also been into the other competitors X-Box and Playstation but I am sick of the same old first person shooter games that give nothing but staring down the barrel of a gun with slightly different backgrounds. I prefer the variety of the Mario style games or Rayman. Even a game like Monopoly shines on the Switch. What stands out the most is how small the console is , slightly bigger than a Samsung 10 phone without the Joycons attached. It can fit in a pocket easily. There are too many options this system has packed into it to mention here so try YouTube reviews to get you hands on reviews. If you want the shooter games with ... MoreI have had every Nintendo system since the NES to the WiiU but didn't get to the Switch until now, March 2020 and I regret not getting it sooner. I have also been into the other competitors X-Box and Playstation but I am sick of the same old first person shooter games that give nothing but staring down the barrel of a gun with slightly different backgrounds. I prefer the variety of the Mario style games or Rayman. Even a game like Monopoly shines on the Switch. What stands out the most is how small the console is , slightly bigger than a Samsung 10 phone without the Joycons attached. It can fit in a pocket easily. There are too many options this system has packed into it to mention here so try YouTube reviews to get you hands on reviews. If you want the shooter games with realistic scenes then avoid the Switch. If you like Mario style games you will love this system. On a HD TV or computer screen the Switch graphics are spectacular unless you expect X-Box style realistic shooter games. I see some complaining there isn't enough storage space but you can purchase memory cards made specifically for the Switch and swap them out. I also use the pro controllers instead of the Joycons because they are much easier to use. Another thing I did was purchase another docking station (3rd party around $30) to attach to a different TV making switching rooms incredibly simple - remove from docking station , walk into another room and attach to another docking station in seconds. The Switch has a lot of options like this making moving it around a lot easier than the competitors. It's not the graphics powerhouse you see in the other competitors but it runs circles around them in portability , games , connections and so on. The strength of Nintendo is their huge variety of games that cover most everyones needs. Right now the Corona Virus has everything locked down and if you want to see what system is the most popular and selling like gold try and find yourself a Switch to buy that is new. Les