(See our recommendations for the best gaming TVs to find the best match for the Switch) The side and back of the dock contain a total of three USB ports for plugging in accessories and an HDMI output to connect to your monitor or TV, covered by a molded flap that aims to keep your cables tidy. There's a space for the Switch to slide into, which contains a hidden USB Type-C connector, plus a port for the AC adapter to attach. The dock, a rather dull rectangle of black plastic by default, is more interesting than its appearance would indicate. Either way, the centerpiece of the Switch is a gray rectangle with the display on it.
You can choose the Neon color option, whose blue and red Joy-Con controllers give it a bit more personality, or the plainer all-gray version which gives a more cohesive look to the console. Like most modern consoles, the Nintendo Switch has a fairly unremarkable design: rectangles mixed with a few softer curves, all rendered in matte plastics. While the stock shortages have mostly ended at this point, we have a guide on where to buy the Nintendo Switch if you're still struggling to find a console that is in stock and not had its price jacked up by resellers.
There has been a spike in demand over the past 18 months for the Switch as people searched for a new pastime during national lockdowns around the world. Whichever version you choose, make sure you check our best Nintendo Switch deals to find the best bundle at the best price where you are. But with runaway successes like Animal Crossing: New Horizons, remasterings of classic games such as the recently released Super Mario 3D All-Stars, an increasing number of third-party games from developers big and small, as well as completely unique experiences like Nintendo Labo or Mario Kart Live, it feels like the Switch won't be in trouble as Sony and Microsoft transition from one console generation to the next. This could have been a tough time for Nintendo, given that Sony and Microsoft have just released their next-gen PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles. Nintendo Switch OLED review: a great console, but maybe not for upgraders.There's still a place for the basic Switch though, and likely will be until we end up with a full-blown Nintendo Switch 2. There's now the Nintendo Switch Lite for smaller, handheld-only gaming, and the Nintendo Switch OLED with its brighter display and new dock design. Although it began life alone, the Switch has been joined by some friends.
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