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Nintendo Switch Lite, the gaming system that’s ideal if you like to play in handheld or as a second game console when someone else is playing with the Nintendo Switch on the TV. The Switch Lite’s buttons feel a bit different than those of its bigger brother, and mostly in a good way. The A, B, X, and Y face buttons are less snappy but offer a softer, satisfyingly longer travel, while the ZL and ZR triggers feel like they have just a bit more give to them. The Lite has the same gyroscope as its bigger brother, which allowed me to move the system around to steer in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and aim in Splatoon 2 with precision.

The console’s matte finish adds some nice extra grip and seems to be far less prone to fingerprints than the glossy, smudge-prone tablet on the standard model. The biggest change to the Switch Lite’s inputs is the +Control Pad directional pad, which trades in the separate directional buttons on the left Joy-Con for the kind of proper d-pad you’d expect on a portable console.

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Compact and lightweight

With its light, sleek design, this system is ready to hit the road whenever you are.

Built-in controllers

Controllers are built right into the system for handheld play, and the left side sports a +Control Pad.

Compatible games

The Nintendo Switch Lite system plays the library of Nintendo Switch games that work in handheld mode.

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