If your Nintendo Switch is only displaying a mysterious orange screen, you might be experiencing the Orange Screen of Death.

If your Switch refuses to boot back up, or you encounter the orange screen repeatedly, then the matter may be out of your hands. In this case, your only option is to send it to Nintendo for repairs.

Nintendo says the big Switch maxes out at 6.5 hours while the Switch Lite maxes out at 7 hours. You May Also Like In practice, I found the two to be roughly comparable.

If you buy a Nintendo Switch, any version, you’ll be happy.It’s one of the most fun, rewarding, well-designed piece of consumer tech of the past several years. I bought one in early 2017 on ...

The Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Switch Lite play almost the same library of games, and with the proper accessories, you can achieve complete parity between the two systems.

Nintendo's $200 Switch Lite launching on Sept. 20 seems like it has too many feature downgrades for existing Switch owner. Prime Day Digital Culture Tech Science Life Social Good Entertainment ...

Nintendo has announced the fifth color option in the Switch Lite lineup. The new hue is “blue,” and it will be available for purchase beginning on May 21st. It will cost $199.99, just like the ...

The Nintendo Switch Lite is real, offering an entry-level version of the Switch for $200 without some of the features that have come to define Nintendo's blockbuster handheld.

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The Nintendo Switch Lite, which will be available for $199.99 on Sept. 20, has integrated, non-removable controllers and a thinner form factor that’s more comfortable for handheld gaming.

Nintendo shrunk the battery from 4310mAh to 3570mAh, but removing features like the rumble pack means the Switch Lite gets better battery life than the original Switch.