Nintendo Switch Lite

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.

The Nintendo Switch Lite is a slimmer, less expensive version of the standard Switch and one of the best handheld game systems to date.

It doesn’t switch, but that won’t matter for everyone.

Nintendo finally has a single product line, with two options

Feeling blue (but in a good way) - The Switch Lite is a full-time handheld and the true successor to the 3DS - is it worth it?

The list of excuses to not get a Switch is dwindling Nintendo is the crown prince of hardware iterations. While...

Cheaper, lighter, and a whole lot cuter, the Switch Lite is both a follow-up and a spin-off of Nintendo's famous console.

If you're yet to buy a Switch and are purely interested in portable play without the need for local multiplayer, the Nintendo Switch Lite is a no brainer.

The Nintendo Switch Lite is a delight to play with. It's $100 cheaper than the original Switch, feels much better in your hands, and comes in three gorgeous colors. It's really a great option for anyone who wants a portable gaming system.

Who would have believed it? The Switch that cannot actually switch is an absolute triumph - a pared back rendition of t…

Nintendo’s stripped-down version does away with the TV output in favour of pure portability – but the company’s formidable games library remains at your fingertips

Let me preface this by saying: I realize that I’m not necessarily the target user for the original Nintendo Switch. First: I don’t own a TV, and haven’t since high school. Second: I travel all the time for this damn job. The combination of these things have made the device’s convertible form factor…

The Nintendo Switch Lite is a practically perfect portable console

Time to lighten up?

Does a Nintendo Switch that doesn't switch make sense? Read T3's official Nintendo Switch Lite review now to find out