Nintendo Switch Price in Singapore & Specifications
This Nintendo has a hard drive capacity of 32GB. The number of controllers provided are 2 and was released in the year 2017.
This Nintendo has a hard drive capacity of 32GB. The number of controllers provided are 2 and was released in the year 2017.
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Nintendo (Local Warranty) Switch Neon Console
Neon Blue and Red
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S$ 399.99
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FREE (above S$ 40)
S$ 2.99 – 5.99 (below S$ 40)
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Nintendo Console Neon (Gen 2 XKK Model)
Neon Blue and Red
S$ 419.90
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S$ 2.99 – 5.99 (below S$ 40)
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Nintendo Switch Console System - Local 1 Year Warranty
Neon Blue and Red
S$ 439.00
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S$ 2.99 – 5.99 (below S$ 40)
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Nintendo Console System
S$ 459.00
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Nintendo Switch Console (Neon Red Blue)(1 Year local warranty)
Neon Blue and Red
S$ 449.00
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FREE (Shopee Mall products)
S$ 4 – 6 (other products)
1 - 30 business days
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Nintendo switch 2019 model 12 months Singapore warranty
S$ 479.00
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FREE (Shopee Mall products)
S$ 4 – 6 (other products)
1 - 30 business days
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Nintendo Switch Console System (XAJ or XKJ Series, Local Store Warranty) Longer Battery Life New Model
S$ 479.00
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S$ 4 – 6 (other products)
1 - 30 business days
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Nintendo Switch Neon Set with local warranty with 1 Bonus Game
Neon Blue and Red
S$ 499.00
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S$ 4 – 6 (other products)
1 - 30 business days
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Nintendo NEW GEN2 SWITCH CONSOLE BATTERY UPGRADE NEW MODEL SYSTEM BULDLE NEON GREY Joy-Con
Neon Blue and Red
S$ 451.00
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Domestic: FREE (1 -2 business days)
Overseas: S$3.9 (5 - 6 business days)
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Nintendo LOCAL WARRANTY by MAXSOFT - Nintendo Switch Console GEN 2System Neon Grey LOCAL Ready Stocks
Neon Blue and Red
S$ 469.00
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Domestic: FREE (1 -2 business days)
Overseas: S$3.9 (5 - 6 business days)
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Nintendo New Standalone Neon Blue Red Play At Home Play Anywhere Share the Fun Local Stocks and Warranty by Maxsoft Best Price Now
Neon Blue and Red
S$ 489.00
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Domestic: FREE (1 -2 business days)
Overseas: S$3.9 (5 - 6 business days)
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Nintendo Switch LOCAL SET WITH 1 YEAR SG WARRANTY Nett price LOCAL SELLER ALL COLOURS NEON
Neon Blue and Red
S$ 499.00
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Domestic: FREE (1 -2 business days)
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Cheapest Nintendo Switch Price in Singapore is S$ 399.99
The Nintendo Switch is now available in Singapore. The cheapest Nintendo Switch price in Singapore is S$ 399.99 from Lazada. You can also choose between different Nintendo Switch variants with Grey starting from S$ 459.00 and Neon Blue and Red at S$ 399.99. Nintendo Switch price details are updated December 2019.
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Nintendo Switch Price in Singapore by Variants
| Variants | Price | Store |
|---|---|---|
| Nintendo Switch Neon Blue and Red | S$ 399.99 | Lazada |
| Nintendo Switch Grey | S$ 459.00 | Lazada |
Nintendo Switch Specs
| Video | |
|---|---|
| Video Resolution | SD |
| 3D Ready | No |
| Data Storage | |
| Hard Drive Capacity | 32GB |
| Expandable Memory | Yes |
| Hard Drive Type | MicroSD Card |
| Type of Memory Expansion | MicroSD Card |
| Included Memory | Yes |
| Features | |
| Streaming | Yes |
| Online Capables | Yes |
| Web Browser | Yes |
| Video Chat | No |
| Skype | No |
| Controller | |
| Wireless Controller | Yes |
| Number of Controller | 2 |
| Motion Control | No |
| USB Controller | No |
| Bluetooth Controller | No |
| Launch | |
| Release Year | 2017 |
| Screen | |
| Diagonal Screen Size | 6.2" |
| Number of Display | 1 |
| Capacitive Touch Screen | No |
| Multitouch | No |
| Display Resolution | 1280 x 720pixels |
| Power Supply | |
| Battery Charging Time | 6h |
| Battery Life | 6h |
| Battery Pack | No |
| Power Adapter | Yes |
| Battery Capacity | 4310mAh |
| Packaging Content | |
| Controller Included | 2 |
| Design | |
| Dimensions (W x H x D) | 238.7 x 12.7 x 101.6mm |
| Weight | 297g |
| Gameplay | |
| Max Number of Players | 1 |
| Connectivity | |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| LAN | No |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| HDMI | Yes |
Reviews of Nintendo Switch
ap.ign.com
Reviewed on 2018-09-28
The Switch's biggest selling point truly does stand as its greatest strength: being able to effortlessly bring console-quality games anywhere you go. While it seemed like a lofty goal when the Switch was first announced, it's one Nintendo has soundly deli...
Read more > hardwarezone.com.sg
Reviewed on 2017-05-01
It wasn't that long ago when a 5V/1A charger was good enough to charge the majority of smartphones. But as screen sizes keep on growing, SoCs get more powerful, data-hungry apps become commonplace, and (as a result) batteries get bigger, good luck waiting...
Read more > ap.ign.com
Reviewed on 2017-03-08
The Switch's dock and the Joy-Con Grip are little more than two simple pieces of plastic that allow this handheld to dress up like a home console. The dock itself is as barebones as can be; it's essentially just a combination HDMI and USB passthrough/char...
Read more > ap.ign.com
Reviewed on 2017-03-02
The weirdness starts at the very beginning. Each individual game is introduced with a fairly well-produced live-action trailer-slash-tutorial that gives you an idea of the overall tone and mechanics. They're color coordinated and neatly cut, but seem to b...
Read more > tomsguide.com
Reviewed on 2019-11-28
Three play modes make it convenient to use whereve, Excellent variety of available game, Smartly designed controls
Graphics are worse than rivals' offering, Online membership features are inconsistent across game, Battery life of original model is short
After a lackluster console generation with the Wii U, Nintendo managed to turn things around with the much-beloved Nintendo Switch: a cross between a handheld and traditional game console. Since its launch in March 2017, we've seen the console get a revis...
Read more > lifewire.com
Reviewed on 2019-07-30
Extremely portable, Great for local multiplayer, Relatively low cost
Graphics aren't as good as other consoles, Lackluster online service, No Ethernet port, Wi-Fi only
Lifewire / Zach SweatExtremely portableGreat for local multiplayerRelatively low costGraphics aren't as good as other consolesLackluster online serviceNo Ethernet port, Wi-Fi onlyThe Nintendo Switch is a truly revolutionary device in the gam...
Read more > engadget.com
Reviewed on 2019-03-07
Conveniently lets you game on the go and at home, Has a strong selection of first party titles and choice indies, Online service is cheaper than the competition
Needs more third-party titles, Multiplayer voice chatting is wonkier than other consoles, Still no Bluetooth headphone support
The Nintendo Switch is no Wii U -- we knew that much when we reviewed it on March 1st, 2017. Its portable design lets you play your games anywhere, and it seamlessly turns into a home console when you dock it, something that still feels magical today. Bes...
Read more > neowin.net
Reviewed on 2019-03-03
It may be hard to believe, but the Nintendo Switch was released exactly two years ago today - yes, time flies. The hybrid console is one of the most popular pieces of hardware to come out of Nintendo in recent years, and so I wanted to take a look back to...
Read more > ign.com
Reviewed on 2018-09-27
By Tom Marks A year and a half after its launch, the Nintendo Switch has almost entirely lived up to the initial promise it made. While I may not have brought it out at any rooftop parties, I have played major games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the...
Read more > tomsguide.com
Reviewed on 2018-09-20
Yes, you are getting charged for a service that was previously free, but from Nintendo's standpoint, this business model makes sense. The company couldn't charge its players for a service that lacked titles, so it had to wait until the Switch built a nice...
Read more > imore.com
Reviewed on 2018-05-17
You don't need me to tell you that the Nintendo Switch is a blockbuster success; all you need to do is look at the numbers. 13 months after its debut, Nintendo's new console has sold about 18 million units, putting the company's profits up 500% year-over-...
Read more > cultofmac.com
Reviewed on 2017-12-19
Welcome to Cult of Mac ‘s Gadget of the Year extravaganza. Unlike some other blogs, where harassed writers get a last-minute order from the boss to come up with an end-of-year list, and then spend a half-hour writing up the first five Google results for t...
Read more > cnet.com
Reviewed on 2017-11-22
Yesojo's Ojo projector is a great idea: It's a portable Nintendo Switch ($299.00 at Amazon.com) dock that lets you project your gameplay on any wall or screen without being tethered to a wall outlet.I've spent a few days playing with a prototype of the pr...
Read more > slashgear.com
Reviewed on 2017-09-04
As of yesterday, the Nintendo Switch has been available at retail for six months. In that time, it's become clear that the Switch is a smashing success, at least at launch. Though we won't be able to say if it will take a place among the console greats fo...
Read more > tomsguide.com
Reviewed on 2017-07-26
What I love: My favorite thing about the Switch is that it goes where I go. I barely have time to sit in front of my PS4 or Xbox One at home these days, but I've dumped countless hours into Breath of the Wild, Arms and Splatoon 2 on planes, subways and we...
Read more > theverge.com
Reviewed on 2017-07-24
I have a PlayStation 4 Pro and an Xbox One S attached to my oversized 65-inch 4K television. I haven't touched either of them since I got my Nintendo Switch.At this point, it seems silly to enumerate all of the reasons why the Switch is great. It's not ju...
Read more > hothardware.com
Reviewed on 2017-05-02
Seamless transition from docked to mobile and vice versa, Zelda is as good as advertised, Lightweight design prevents fatigue from setting in, Bright and vibrant 6.2-inch display, Storage is expandable, Controls are comfortable, Just plain fun
Weak launch lineup outside of Zelda, Wrist-strap needs a redesign, Dated processor from the get-go, Only 32GB of built-in storage
When I first heard about Nintendo 's plan to build a hybrid console, I thought it was a long shot. And truthfully, it was. But I also reckoned the response to a 2-in-1 console (or 3-in-1 if you count tabletop mode, as Nintendo does) would ultimately be lu...
Read more > gaming-age.com
Reviewed on 2017-03-29
Othello, coming to us from Arc System Works for the Nintendo Switch, feels pretty much at home on this fledgling piece of hardware that's bridging the gap between the home console and portable market. I don't think Othello will be taking the world by stor...
Read more > Gamingnexus.com
Reviewed on 2017-03-21
I feel like Nintendo has been lost for a while. The runaway success of the Wii left them complacent—its very success largely bought by a fickle casual crowd that soon moved on to the next hot tech trend. When the Wii U arrived in late 2012, it was already...
Read more > slashgear.com
Reviewed on 2017-03-20
Nintendo's dream of hybrid gaming fully realized, Truly exciting hardware that stands out from the rest, Fairly solid launch lineup, especially with Zelda
Accessories are far too expensive, Online systems still need a lot of work, Launch feels rushed in general
I have something of a love/hate relationship with Nintendo consoles, especially in recent years. While I grew up with consoles like the Super NES, Nintendo 64, and Gamecube, in the time since then my preference has shifted to Nintendo's handhelds like the...
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