Released on September 20, 2019, the Nintendo Switch Lite is a Switch console designed for handheld mode. It has a slimmer body, smaller screen, and lower price point, but also neuters some features such as TV mode, HD Shock, and Joy-Con joystick separation.The Switch Lite is for gamers on a limited budget who play primarily in handheld mode.

The Switch Lite features a unibody design with a streamlined look and feel. On the front is a 5.5-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 1280 x 720 and a clear, detailed image. The left and right sides are buttons and joysticks, which are well laid out and easy to operate. On the back is the handle backshell, which is made of high-gloss or frosted material, which is skin-friendly and not easy to slip off. A variety of color options are available to meet the preferences of different players. Collector's Edition and Limited Edition may use special materials or theme patterns, such as leather texture, metal texture, game character patterns, etc.

5.5-inch LCD screen, medium size, suitable for handheld mode play. With a resolution of 1280 x 720, the screen is clear and full of color. The screen brightness can be adjusted to suit different ambient lighting. It's not as big as the standard Switch's 7-inch screen, but it provides a good visual experience.

32GB of storage space for a variety of games. Supports microSD card expansion up to 2TB of storage space to meet the needs of different players. Players can choose to expand the storage space according to their own needs, such as storing HD games, downloading DLC content, and so on.

Equipped with NVIDIA Tegra X1 processor, strong performance, smooth running of all kinds of games. 4GB LPDDR4x memory, to ensure smooth and stable operation of the game. With 3-7 hours of battery life, it's perfect for everyday play. Same performance as the standard Switch, capable of running all Switch games such as The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and Pokémon Sword & Shield.

Measuring 91.1mm x 208mm x 13.9mm, the Switch is much smaller than the standard Switch, making it easy to carry around and slip into a pocket or backpack. Weighing in at 275g, it's about 100g lighter than the standard Switch, making it less tiring to hold for long periods of time, making it ideal for extended handheld play.

The Standard Edition includes only the main body and is available in the following colors: yellow, grey, blue, and coral. The Collector's Edition includes the main unit and a themed storage bag, as well as other extras such as stickers and game cartridges. Collector's Editions are usually designed with popular games or themes in mind, such as the Pokémon Collector's Edition, which includes a Pikachu-themed storage bag and game cassette.

Nintendo also releases limited edition Switch Lites, such as versions co-branded with popular games, which have a high collector's value. Limited editions are usually scarce and released for a short period of time, such as the Gathering! Animal Senkai Limited Edition sold out quickly after its release.

The Switch Lite lasts about 3-7 hours, depending on factors such as game type and screen brightness. When playing some high-performance games, the battery life will be shorter. Players can extend the battery life by lowering the screen brightness, turning off Wi-Fi, and more.

Compared to the standard Switch, Switch Lite is neutered with the following features.

It does not support connecting to a TV and only supports handheld mode play. For players who like to play games on TV, this is a big pity.

HD Vibration does not support the HD Vibration function, the gaming experience is slightly inferior, HD Vibration can provide a more detailed gaming experience, for example, in the physical game can simulate the real vibration effect.

The handle is not detachable, so it's not possible to use it physically or share it with others like the standard Switch. This also limits the Switch Lite's ability to be used for some gameplay, such as physical games and two-player games.

The Switch Lite is a Switch console for gamers on a budget who play primarily in handheld mode. It has a slimmer body, a smaller screen, and a lower price point, but it also has some features neutered. Gamers can choose either the Switch Lite or the standard Switch depending on their needs.

The Switch Lite is a great choice if you primarily play games in handheld mode and are on a budget. If you like to play games on your TV or want to experience features such as HD Vibrations and Joy-Con joystick separation, then it is recommended that you go for the standard Switch, and if you want to collect the limited edition Switch, then you can choose to buy it according to your preferences.