Nintendo Switch Lite is it real? Well, it does and it will happen soon as users will have a cheaper, more down to earth version of the console, but it can't actually switch. Nintendo has just released details regarding the model's date, price, and appearance, along with some specs that show the extent of the trade-off we're making here.
After vague rumors and speculations circulating since the first half of 2019, Nintendo has just dropped this bomb on July 10. Everyone thought the Lite version was something to look forward to in the distant future, but the announcement is already there and here is what information has been revealed to the world.
Switch Lite comportera:
- A 5,5 inch screen with 720p resolution capability
- $ 200 price tag
- Three color variants:
- Pokémon Special Console Edition
- No USB-C and HDMI TV connectivity
- Joy-Con controllers can connect
OK, at a great price comes great adaptability. With low expectations, it is very affordable. You pick the one that's right for you, in the end. The switch from a 6,2-inch screen to a 5,5-inch screen with a 720p resolution may be annoying some tech enthusiasts, while it may be ideal to get one for your business. children, for example. The signature button layout hasn't changed, but there's no Switch Joy-Con controller. In fact, there isn't the versatility that Switch users are used to, anyway. But there's the $ 200 price tag to factor in all of this, which is a significant drop of $ 300 for a basic plan. If you factor in the extra cost of equipment, this Lite version is a steal.
Either way, the Nintendo Switch Lite release date is set for September 20, 2019. The most important question on everyone's mind, of course, is whether this new console will support Nintendo games? Well, this is really the main trade-off. Future games must be compatible with pocket mode in order to be able to be played on the Lite version. However, we are promised transfer functions and the Pokémon Sword and Shield model.
