Nintendo Switch Lite: How To Preorder

Nintendo’s new Switch Lite, a Switch console version designed for handheld a la 3DS, is now available for preorder at various retailers. Interested parties can preorder the new handheld at $200 and wait for it to be shipped on September 20.

Here’s a quick guide on how to preorder the new handheld console in its gray, yellow, turquoise and a "Pokémon" themed edition (which isn't available at the moment).

Amazon

The Switch Lite is available for preorder at Amazon. Players can get the gray, yellow and turquoise versions for $199.99. The Zacian and Zamazenta edition,which features the two legendary sword- or shield-wielding dogs from “Pokémon Sword” and “Pokémon Shield,” can also be preordered from Amazon.

Get the gray, yellow, turquoise and Zacian and Zamazenta versions from Amazon.

Target

Players can also preorder the gray, yellow and turquoise Switch Lite versions, as well as the Zacian and Zamazenta edition, at Target. The device can also be preordered for $199.99, and will be released Sept. 20 this year.

Best Buy

The gray, yellow, turquoise and Zacian and Zamazenta versions of the Nintendo Switch Lite are also available for preorder at Best Buy for $199.99. Alternatively, players can take advantage of Best Buy’s six-month financing scheme in order to get the handheld in an easier way with no interest.

With Best Buy’s financing scheme, players will only need to pay $33.34 per month for six months. This comes with no interest as long as payments are made on time. Those who pay late will have to pay a bit more for interest.

Best Buy also offers accidental damage protection plans. A two-year “Geek Squad Protection” plan costs only $39.99 on top of the $199.99 (or $33.34/month for six months), but allows buyers to enjoy protection from accidental damage caused by handling, normal wear and tear, and display pixel and burn-in damage. Read more about Geek Squad Protection here.

Gaming on the go

The Nintendo Switch Lite allows players to enjoy their Switch games on the road, in the subway, or pratcially anywhere they want. Integrated controls and a sleek unibody design shows the Switch Lite is made for gaming on the go.