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Nintendo Switch Lite Japanese Model (New)

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Disponibilidade:
199 em estoque, pronto para ser enviado
Disponibilidade:
200 em estoque, pronto para ser enviado
Disponibilidade:
200 em estoque, pronto para ser enviado
Preço original $ 199.99 - Preço original $ 199.99
Preço original $ 199.99
$ 249.50
$ 249.50 - $ 249.50
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Description

The Nintendo Switch Lite (Japanese model) is a compact, lightweight gaming console built for gamers who prefer handheld play. Unlike the standard Nintendo Switch, the Lite version is designed solely for portable use. It doesn’t connect to a TV, but it makes up for it with a sleek design, lower price point, and easy portability—perfect for travel, commuting, or casual gaming at home.

This Japanese version works the same as models sold elsewhere. It includes a 5.5-inch HD touchscreen, built-in controls, and access to the full Nintendo Switch game library (with the exception of titles requiring Joy-Con motion features). It comes in a range of vibrant colors, and some models feature limited-edition artwork inspired by popular games.

Language isn’t a barrier here—despite being a Japanese model, the console allows you to switch the interface to English or other major languages. It also supports all Nintendo eShop regions and physical game cartridges from around the world.

In terms of hardware, the Switch Lite offers about 3 to 7 hours of battery life depending on the game, 32GB of internal storage (expandable via microSD), and supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It’s region-free and uses the same USB-C charging port as other models, though you may want to check if the plug type suits your region.

If you’re looking for a budget-friendly way to dive into the Nintendo ecosystem or just want a dedicated handheld device, the Japanese Nintendo Switch Lite delivers the same great performance in a smaller, stylish package.

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Specifications

Model Number: HDH-001
Release Region: Japan (but hardware is identical worldwide)

Display
Size: 5.5 inches (diagonal)
Type: LCD touchscreen
Resolution: 1280 x 720 pixels (HD)

Processor & Performance
CPU/GPU: Custom NVIDIA Tegra X1 chip
Performance: Optimized for handheld mode only (no TV output)

Controls
Integrated controls (non-detachable)
Standard Nintendo button layout
Dedicated +Control Pad (D-Pad) on the left side
No HD Rumble or IR Motion Camera support (unlike Joy-Con controllers)

Storage
Internal: 32 GB (approx. 6.2 GB reserved for system use)
Expandable: microSD, microSDHC, and microSDXC cards (up to 2 TB supported)

Battery
Type: Lithium-ion
Capacity: 3570 mAh
Battery Life: Approx. 3 to 7 hours, depending on game (e.g., ~4 hours for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild)
Charging Port: USB-C

Connectivity
Wi-Fi: IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac (Wi-Fi 5)
Bluetooth: 4.1
NFC: Not supported (Amiibo scanning not available directly on Lite)
Audio Jack: 3.5mm headphone jack
USB: USB Type-C for charging (does not support video output)
Online: Supports Nintendo Switch Online services

Audio
Built-in stereo speakers
Supports surround sound over headphones

Dimensions & Weight
Size: 208 mm x 91.1 mm x 13.9 mm (L x H x D)
Weight: Approx. 275 grams

Operating System
Nintendo Switch OS (language selectable: English, Japanese, and others)
Region-free game compatibility

Other Notes
TV Mode: Not supported
Tabletop Mode: Not supported (unless separate controllers are connected wirelessly)
Handheld Mode: Fully supported
Charging Adapter: Japanese plug included (may need adapter for non-Japan outlets)

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