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Cheapest Nintendo New 3DS XL Price in Singapore is S$ 299.00

The Nintendo New 3DS XL is now available in Singapore. The cheapest Nintendo New 3DS XL price in Singapore is S$ 299.00 from Lazada. You can also choose between different Nintendo New 3DS XL variants with Blue starting from S$ 343.00 and White at S$ 343.00. Nintendo New 3DS XL price details are updated November 2018.

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Price List by Country for Nintendo New 3DS XL

Country	International Price	Price in SGD
Hong Kong	HKD 1,566.00	S$ 275.00
Indonesia	IDR 2.000.000	S$ 188.00
Malaysia	MYR 699.00	S$ 229.00
Philippines	PHP 6,140.00	S$ 160.00
Singapore	SGD 299.00	S$ 299.00
Thailand	THB 1,836	S$ 77.00
Vietnam	VND 3.916.000	S$ 232.00

Nintendo New 3DS XL Price in Singapore by Variants

Variants	Price	Store
Nintendo New 3DS XL Red	S$ 603.00	Lazada
Nintendo New 3DS XL Black	S$ 346.10	Lazada
Nintendo New 3DS XL White	S$ 343.00	Shopee
Nintendo New 3DS XL Blue	S$ 343.00	Shopee

Nintendo New 3DS XL Specs

Video
Video Resolution	SD
3D Ready	Yes

Features
Streaming	No
Online Capables	Yes
Web Browser	No
Skype	No
Video Chat	Yes

Data Storage
Expandable Memory	Yes
Type of Memory Expansion	MicroSD Card
Included Memory	No

Controller
Wireless Controller	No
Number of Controller	1
USB Controller	No
Motion Control	Yes
Bluetooth Controller	No

Launch
Release Year	2011

Power Supply
Power Adapter	Yes
Battery Capacity	1400mAh
Battery Charging Time	5h
Battery Life	8h
Battery Pack	No

Connectivity
HDMI	No
Wi-Fi	Yes
LAN	No
Bluetooth	No

Screen
Display Resolution	800 x 240pixels
Multitouch	No
Capacitive Touch Screen	No
Number of Display	1
Diagonal Screen Size	4.8"

Packaging Content
Controller Included	1

Gameplay
Max Number of Players	1

Design
Weight	329g
Dimensions (W x H x D)	93.7 x 160 x 21.6mm

Nintendo New 3DS XL Price and Features in Singapore

Nintendo New 3DS XL in Singapore: Bringing Bigger Possibilities

For generations, Nintendo has always been the choice platform for many gamers out there. Producing the most iconic games such as Mario and Legend of Zelda, Nintendo always steps up their user’s gaming experience with better consoles throughout the years. From the 3DS and 2DS XL comes the new Nintendo 3DS XL which features a bigger screen, camera, more games, and the best gaming features. Here’s what you would love about the New 3DS XL:

New Controls

One of the best improvements that the new Nintendo 3DS XL has are new controls. This console now features a “C” stick which brings about new control possibilities such as the intuitive camera control. Furthermore, the Nintendo 3DS XL also has ZL and ZR buttons at the back to give you more options. It’s easy to reach and extremely helpful when playing!

Better Game Processing

Another improvement that Nintendo has in store for you with the new 3DS XL is its CPU performance. With the new Nintendo 3DS XL, you get faster game processing, better load time, and play more games! In the future, Nintendo will create more games to take advantage of this new power boost.

The Hottest Gaming Features

This Nintendo console also features new gaming features such as Face Tracking ID and built in Amiibo support. The new Nintendo 3DS XL Face Tracking ID uses the system’s camera to adjust images based on your viewing angle. This way, you get super stable 3D and total gaming immersion! The Amiibo support, on the other hand, is an extra. With compatible games, you can unlock bonuses, characters, and exclusive items. Simply tap the Amiibo figure to an NFC (Near Field Communication) reader on the lower screen!

Play the Best Games

One of the reasons why a lot of people choose Nintendo consoles is because of their games. With the new Nintendo 3DS XL, you can play all the games from previous systems such as the DS and DSi. In the future, there will be more games available to the new Nintendo 3DS XL that utilizes its features.

Reviews of Nintendo New 3DS XL

ap.ign.com

Reviewed on 2014-11-22

3D mode is excellent, More power under the hood, More sophisticated controls

Cstick feels inferior to the circle pad, No customisable faceplates for the XL

The Nintendo 3DS is a system that has succeeded despite the fact a large portion of its userbase tends to overlook its signature selling point. That's hardly a surprise given its glasses-free stereoscopic 3D only offers an extremely narrow sweet spot of v...

makeuseof.com

Reviewed on 2015-04-28

Nintendo is a confusing company, at least it is when it comes to naming its devices. After the massive success of the Wii, Nintendo confused consumers with the release of the Wii U. After the DS blew the handheld market wide open, the followup was called ...

geekdad.com

Reviewed on 2015-04-14

The New Nintendo 3DS XL has been available here in the States for a couple of months now, and chances are–unless you're holding out for a big holiday purchase–you've managed to get your hands on one if you wanted it Perhaps you upgraded from a previous 3D...

cultofmac.com

Reviewed on 2015-03-25

Great 3D graphics on the go and plenty of games at a variety of prices

New, colored face buttons might be hard to see in lower light

Your iPhone and iPad are decent options for gaming on the go, but they can't do everything. Sometimes touch controls work, and sometimes they don't.If you're a dedicated gamer who wants something that combines the simplicity of touch controls with the pre...

technobuffalo.com

Reviewed on 2015-03-03

“That took long enough,” is probably what you're thinking. That's fair, though I'd argue I needed a complete picture before I started this review.The New Nintendo 3DS XL launched in North America February 13, 2015. We had a system pre-ordered, but Nintend...

Gamingnexus.com

Reviewed on 2015-02-23

I've been playing on Nintendo handhelds for a long time. With the ubiquity of smartphones and the proliferation of free apps, younger gamers might not realize that back in the 90s, dedicated portable game consoles were a big deal. The ability to take Mari...

tomsguide.com

Reviewed on 2015-02-20

Handy new control, Stable 3D displa, Faster loading speed, Supports amiibo toys

Screwed-in microSD slo, No charger included

Ever since the Game Boy became the Game Boy Pocket, Nintendo has made a habit of refining its portable consoles repeatedly, until they're just right. The New Nintendo 3DS XL — “New” is officially part of the name — is the latest product of that philosophy...

newatlas.com

Reviewed on 2015-02-19

When we saw the glasses-free 3D of the original Nintendo 3DS back in 2011, we were suitably impressed, and then promptly disappointed when the effect kept breaking and left us suffering headaches. Now, Nintendo is back with the New Nintendo 3DS consoles w...

gotgame.com

Reviewed on 2015-02-17

Last Friday, Nintendo released the new iteration of their portable hardware, the “New” Nintendo 3DS XL. This new and improved version brings a lot of new features, but is it worth the investment to upgrade? Nintendo has a history of portable hardware revi...

cheatcc.com

Reviewed on 2015-02-16

The 3DS has enjoyed a successful life after its initial launch stumbles, turning into arguably the most highly rated mobile gaming platform of all time. Nearing four years in its lifespan, the system boasts an incredible library of quality titles from fir...

gamezone.com

Reviewed on 2015-02-16

The announcement of a completely new 3DS last year came at a somewhat fated moment. Due to my carelessness of leaving my 3DS within reach of my then almost two year old daughter, I was left with a handheld without its Circle Pad nub. Panicked, I was scram...

kotaku.com

Reviewed on 2015-02-13

For a couple of years we at Kotaku have deemed Nintendo's 3DS as an essential piece of gaming hardware. And for decades, new iterations of Nintendo hardware have immediately rendered older units obsolete. Things are different this time around.We still thi...

gamecrate.com

Reviewed on 2015-02-05

When the Nintendo 2DS released in October, 2013, I took this as a strong indication from the company that they were finally easing off on pushing the 3D aspect of their flagship dual-screen handheld. Sure it was a console marketed to parents concerned abo...

pcmag.com

Reviewed on 2015-02-04

Face-tracking 3D effect works, with far superior 3D experience compared with 3DS and 3DS XL. Second analog stick. Solid build. Faster performance.

No AC adapter in the box. Second analog stick is stiff and not very precise. 3D mode still isn't perfect, and not for everyone

Despite its odd name, the New Nintendo 3DS XL is not a new 3DS XL, but an upgraded 3DS XL. It's effectively a different game system with more power, features, and controls, that happens to be completely backwards-compatible with 3DS and DS ...

bgr.com

Reviewed on 2015-02-03

I've owned a Nintendo 3DS ever since the day it launched. It's not the most inventive or the most attractive portable on the market, but it features an incredible selection of first-party and third-party content. But its physical limitations have always b...

geekdad.com

Reviewed on 2015-01-28

We're still a couple of weeks out from the proper release of the New Nintendo 3DS XL here in America, but I was lucky enough to get an early review unit Overall I really dig the new design, and I think you will too Here's a quick rundown of ten specific...

cnet.com

Reviewed on 2014-11-27

The 3D screens are improved by new face-tracking, and the larger size offers a less cramped viewing experience. Internal tweaks and updates add a behind-the-scenes boost

The poor battery life hasn't improved. Having to remove the back of the console to change the SD card is a poor design choice and the legacy data transfer process is infuriating. Also, there's no AC charger in the box -- you have to buy one separately...

Bringing 3D to the masses has been fraught with issues. The biggest of these -- amidst horrible one-size-fits-all glasses and the premium pricing slapped onto 3D products -- is the headaches it can induce: move your head slightly off-axis while viewing a ...

pcauthority.com.au

Reviewed on 2015-02-16

It's the games that make the system, right? That's especially true with the Nintendo 3DS, which judged on its technical merits isn't a particularly great bit of hardware. The graphics are well behind those of the PlayStation Vita, the 3D effect is finicky...

gizmodo.com.au

Reviewed on 2014-12-12

Smoother 3D experience, Great new C-Stick and controls, Better battery life

Still a bit chunky, Face tracking has a few flaws, Removes the hard Wireless on/off switch

I've never been one for mobile gaming. Not on a phone, not on a PS Vita , or on a 3DS. Then the so-called New 3DS from Nintendo came along and showed me just how good it could be.Gizmodo loves technology. Our product reviews are presented thanks to Dick S...

cnet.com.au

Reviewed on 2014-11-28

The 3D screens are improved by new face-tracking, and the larger size offers a less cramped viewing experience. Internal tweaks and updates add a behind-the-scenes boost

The poor battery life hasn't improved. Having to remove the back of the console to change the SD card is a poor design choice and the legacy data transfer process is infuriating. Also, there's no AC charger in the box -- you have to buy one separately...

Bringing 3D to the masses has been fraught with issues. The biggest of these -- amidst horrible one-size-fits-all glasses and the premium pricing slapped onto 3D products -- is the headaches it can induce: move your head slightly off-axis while viewing a ...